NOA brand is visiting the MWC event for the second
year in the row and this year they are bringing three new phone models to the
show. Yesterday’s press event focused on these new models from the Element
series, which are eligible for the 12-month NOA Premium Care. The brand plans
to be the leader in the “B segment” while delivering the quality and service
care of the “A segment”, but with an affordable price.
First is the budget piece NOA N1 with the nicely
looking chrome casing available in three colors, silver black and blue. N1 will
have 5,5-inch screen with HD+ resolution, quad-core MT6739 processor, 2 GB RAM,
16 GB of internal storage, 13MP+5MP dual rear camera, 5MP selfie camera with
the Face ID tech, DTS sound enhancement, 3000 mAh battery, dual SIM support and
Android 8.0 as the OS out of the box.
NOA N7 is aiming higher with its ceramic case in
royal blue and better specs. Those include 5.7-display with HD+ resolution,
octa-core MT6750 processor, 4 GB RAM, 64 GB of internal storage, 16MP+16MP dual
rear camera with Sony IMX298 sensor capable of creating 80MP photos using
oversampling, 16MP selfie camera with Face ID and Face Beuaty functions, 3300
mAh battery capacity, DTS sound enhancement and also Android 8.0 Oreo as the
OS.
Flagship model is going to be NOA N10 with the
ceramic case and notched iPhone X-like 6,2-inch INCELL display with FHD+
resolution. Inside will be ticking octa-core MT6763 (Helio P23) processor, 4 GB
RAM and 64 GB of internal storage. Dual rear cameras with be again 16MP+16MP,
but the used sensor will be the latest Sony IMX499 and the oversampling tech
can mix up the 80MP resolution photos too. Similar will be also the 16MP selfie
cam with Face ID and Face beauty. Battery capacity goes up a bit to 3600 mAh
and of course they can’t miss the DTS sound and Android 8.0 Oreo.
We also know a bit about the expected pricing for
the models, NOA N1 should be roughly in the 150 euro range, NOA N7 in 250 euro
range and NOA N10 in 300 euro range. First two should come to the market by the
end of April and the N10 slightly later on.
