Fast-selling mobile device brand InnJoo is set to launch its latest brand offering known as Max 3 – a high-specifications smartphone with an epic six-inch High Definition (HD) screen with fingerprint technology into the Nigerian mobile devices market to offer more value to millions of consumers.
Built around an all-metal body design and the first time applied 2.5D diamond-cut glass, the Max 3 is a sleek and premium-looking device that would go a long way in meeting the needs and aspirations of millions of Nigerians in search of a high-powered mobile device at a cost that makes sense in line with current economic realities.
Apart from offering the user an unprecedentedly bigger screen to work with, the Max 3 comes fully equipped with a 4000mAh long-life battery designed in line with consideration of the power situation in the country to offer the user over 2 day-long normal usage and 19 hours phone call time with a single charge. With its rapid response quad core processor, the Max 3 offers the user 0.35 seconds lightning fast unlock speed, along with the guarantee of quicker upload and download of multimedia contents.
Furthermore, selfie lovers will find the Max 3 a more than useful tool with its high-powered dual cameras: 13MP at the back and 8MP in front which offers auto-focus, multiple modes and anti-shake properties, delivering best in class picture quality.
With the official launch of the product set for Monday August 1st 2016, the Max 3 is already generating huge excitement among tech-savvy Nigerians, many of whom are in tune with InnJoo’s wide range of high specifications and affordable devices.
Interested buyers who are eager to be among the first to get their hands on the Max 3 have also been offered an opportunity to enjoy amazing freebies by pre-ordering the product. By visiting the pre-order page @ www.innjoo.com, potential buyers can place their order for the limited quantities available in Nigeria.
With its headquarters in Dubai and supplying in Shenzhen, InnJoo devices which include a wide range of high specifications and affordable smart phones, tablets and smart lifestyle devices, among others, have occupied an increasingly prominent share of the Nigerian mobile market, with consumers and end-users won over by their sleek design, smart features and state-of-the-art functionalities.
Riding on its success story in parts of the Middle East such as Saudi Arabia, Dubai and Egypt, among others, the consumer electronics brand is desirous of tapping into the huge, under-penetrated and growing Emerging Markets of Middle East and Africa, with Nigeria in focus, at the right price points. This, it hopes to achieve, by becoming a key enabler for the migration of millions of Nigerian users from feature phones to smartphones by leveraging on its sustainable lean cost structure and focus on affordable smart devices.
