Colors Pride 7s Debuts as a Budget-Friendly Option Under NPR 10,000

Colors Pride 7s Review – A Strong Budget Option for Nepal

The Colors Pride 7s has arrived, targeting first-time smartphone users and budget-conscious buyers in Nepal. With a price under NPR 10,000, this device packs a decent set of features that make it worth considering against rivals like the Samsung Galaxy A2 Core and Redmi Go.

Design and Display

The phone sports a 5.45-inch IPS Full View display with curved edges and an 18:9 aspect ratio, promising a decent multimedia experience despite noticeable bezels on the top and bottom. The design includes a side-mounted fingerprint sensor, a rarity in this price range, along with a standard navigation bar on the bottom and slim side buttons.

Performance and Memory

Powered by an unspecified 1.3 GHz quad-core processor, the Pride 7s is paired with 3GB of RAM and 32GB of internal storage, expandable via microSD up to 256GB. This setup should handle everyday tasks smoothly, although heavy gaming is not recommended.

Camera Setup

A dual-camera system sits on the back, led by a 13MP primary sensor, while the secondary lens remains unspecified. The front features a 5MP selfie camera, offering adequate photography capabilities for its target audience.

Software and Connectivity

Out of the box, the device runs Android Pie version 9, delivering near-stock Android with minor customizations. It supports 4G VoLTE networks and includes biometric options like face unlock and the aforementioned side-mounted fingerprint sensor. Additional features include OTG support and gyro-sensor functionality for simple games.

Battery Life

A sizable 3,000mAh battery is included, which should comfortably last a full day under typical use. However, potential compromises on charging technology could affect overall user satisfaction.

Price and Availability

Priced competitively at NPR 8,500, the Colors Pride 7s positions itself as one of the best options under the NPR 10,000 mark in Nepal’s current market.