Coolpad has launched the 'Coolpad Note 5', a successor to the note series sporting an elegant design, intelligent technology and disruptive price.
The smartphone will be exclusively available on Amazon.in at a price of Rs 10,999 and will be available in variants of royal gold, space grey via open sale from 18th October 2016.
The company also announced that it aims to sell over 4 million Coolpad phones in India by next two quarters. After the success of its offline pilot project in Delhi, Bangalore and Chennai, Coolpad will be expanding its presence in 13 cities over the next three months. Coolpad Note 5 features a 5.5 inch display FHD resolution of 1920 x 1080 with 78 per cent (screen-to-body ratio). The phone is loaded with a 4 GB RAM along with a Qualcomm SD 617 Octacore processor and comes with 32 GB of internal storage -expandable to 64 GB.Coolpad Note 5 has a front facing camera of 8 MP with LED Flash and a 13 MP primary shooter. With the supportive LED flash, users are able to capture brighter photos during the night and under low light conditions. The battery capacity is 4,010 mAh with a stand by time upto 350 hours.
Dr Luo Zhongsheng VP, Coolpad Group, said, "Today I am excited to launch yet another path breaking phone, Note 5' that has been designed exclusively for the Indian market. We had set a stiff sales target ahead of us and we aim to cross the 4 million handsets mark by March next year. Coolpad aims to be in the top 5 players in the global and Indian smartphone market." Syed Tajuddin, CEO, Coolpad India said, "Our products launched are in line with the consumer' s preferences such as all our phones are 4G enabled, have big screens and great processing power. Keeping with our philosophy of "Empowering everyone everywhere", Coolpad Note 5 is a budget friendly power packed product with impressive specifications." "We are confident that Coolpad Note 5 will we achieve 1 million handset sales by next quarter. Offline pilot project is something we pioneered in partnership with Amazon and we will take forward this initiative to other cities over the next year," added Tajuddin.
