Tipster Reveals Fire-Boltt’s First Smartphone to Be Named Boltt EVO 4G; Claims It Will Be Powered by a Unisoc Chipset
A new report has just arrived concerning Fire-Boltt’s upcoming entry into the Indian smartphone market. The brand is said to launch its first smartphone under the Boltt branding, and now, its moniker and chipset details have been tipped.
Here’s more about the update.
Boltt EVO 4G – Launching Soon in India?
This update comes from tipster Abhishek Yadav and as per the details shared by him, the first smartphone from Fire-Boltt will be arriving in the Indian market with the Boltt EVO 4G moniker. As the name suggests, the upcoming smartphone will be a 4G device, and it is tipped to be powered by a Unisoc chipset.
Notably, the tipster hasn’t confirmed the exact chipset that will be equipped within the device, however, he mentions that the Boltt EVO 4G may either come powered by the Unisoc Tiger T615 (UMS9230E) or the Unisoc Tiger T7250 chipset. Since both chipsets are meant for budget-focused devices, the upcoming smartphone may likely be positioned as an affordable offering in the Indian market.
As of now, Fire-Boltt hasn’t dropped any particular teasers or clues concerning the actual smartphone model, its key specifications, or its launch date, however, the microsite hosted on the Flipkart e-commerce platform had already confirmed last month that the brand is entering the smartphone market in India under its Boltt branding. Considering that the microsite is already live, more updates may come to light in the coming few days.
Looking into other previous reports, it was highlighted that the brand could launch two smartphone series in the Indian market – one under the EVO branding and the other under the Ace branding. The EVO series is expected to consist of 4G smartphones, whereas the Ace series is said to include 5G smartphone models. The brand had also stated earlier that its upcoming smartphones will cater to the budget segment of the market and will be tailored according to the domestic market.
Stay tuned for more.
