IMO Q2 Plus: A very basic 4G phone for less than 35 euros

IMO is a recognized manufacturer of affordable phones with low performance, but essential to perform the basic functions: call, use WhatsApp and other applications that do not require too much power. The company is based in the UK and wants to open up a market in other countries soon.

The company announced a few days ago IMO Q2Plus, a device with the Android operating system instead of KaiOS, the latter a Linux-based software. If you are looking to have a mobile that lasts for several days with a single charge, this is a serious option without a doubt.

The IMO Q2 Plus Specifications

IMO Q2 Plus comes based on a 4-inch screen With a resolution of 480 x 854 pixels, it is quite sharp and it is at first glance what is remarkable next to the battery. In the upper part of the panel, a 0,3 megapixel selfie camera is incorporated that will act as a facial unlocking device.

The brain of this modest phone is a SC9832E CPU clocked at 1,4 GHz, accompanied by 1 GB of RAM and a base 8 GB storage, but expandable up to 32 GB by MicrOSD. The battery is 1.500 mAh that will offer an autonomy of 14 days in stand-by and 3 days in continuous use.

Already to end the IMO Q2Plus on the back you decide to add a 2 megapixel sensor to take pictures, meet expectations. Already in the connectivity section, it comes with a 4G connection, Bluetooth and Wi-Fi. The pre-installed software is Android 9 Go.

Price and Availability

IMO Q2 Plus is priced at around £ 30, about 34 euros to change. It is available in blue and is now available through Argus, EE and Vodafone in the UK.