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Airtel and Intex partner up to launch a range of affordable 4G smartphones

The device will be available to Airtel customers at a discounted price of Rs 1,649 compared to the market price of Rs 3,799.

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Indo Asian News Service|Dec 06, 2017, 14:16:35 IST
Bharti Airtel on 6 December said it has tied-up with Indian smartphones manufacturer Intex Technologies to launch a range of affordable 4G smartphones with advanced features.[caption id="attachment_4022925" align="alignleft" width="380"]An Airtel store. Reuters

An Airtel store. Reuters[/caption]According to the telecommunications services provider, the Intex Aqua Lions N1 — a new 4G smartphone from the Intex stable — will be available to Airtel customers at a discounted price of Rs 1,649 compared to the market price of Rs 3,799."The all-new 4G smartphones come bundled with a monthly pack of Rs 169 from Airtel, offering generous data and calling benefits," the company said in a statement."We are really pleased to see the continued positive response to our ‘mera pehla smartphone' initiative from customers as well as smartphone manufacturers," said Ajai Puri, Chief Operating Officer (India and South Asia), Bharti Airtel.The statement said under the initiative, Airtel aimed to partner with multiple mobile handset manufacturers to create an ‘open ecosystem' of affordable 4G smartphones and bring them to market for virtually the price of a feature phone.In addition to the Intex Aqua Lions N1, two more affordable 4G smartphones have been introduced under the initiative -- Intex Aqua A4 and Intex Aqua S3.

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First Published:Dec 06, 2017, 14:16:35 IST
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