IMARS Massively Reduces The Price of Its Smartphones!

Some of you may have already known IMARS mobiles because Anmol KC is the brand ambassador of IMARS; IMARS also sponsored his new movie called Captain. So, Anmol’s fan, these are the only phones that you are allowed to use.

Opal Multinational Pvt. Ltd. is the authorized distributor of IMARS phones in Nepal. They brought 5 new IMARS smartphones in Nepal at the start of 2019. All of their phones comes under mid-range and budget segment. Considering the cutthroat competition in this segment, the company has recently announced a massive price drop on all of its five smartphones.

Check below the discounts on IMARS mobiles along with their key specifications.

IMARS VSUN 6

The VSUN 6 is the most entry-level model of the lineup. It has 5″ display and is available in only one color which IMARS calls the honorable gold. It looks like a pretty standard budget phone from the outside. No elongated display or notch to make the phone stand out (or fit-in according to 2018 standards).

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It has 4G support if you need that. It has a 1.3GHz Spreadtrum CPU, so not the most powerful one for the budget category out there, 1GB RAM, and 16GB internal storage. There’s a 2200mAH battery inside. An 8MP camera graces the rear side while the front gets 5MP camera only. VSUN 6 is a typical budget phone.

IMARS VSUN 6 Key Specifications

• Display: 5.0 inches HD 1280*720 IPS LCD capacitive touchscreen
• Chipset: Spreadtrum SC9832A
• GPU: Mali 400 MP2
• OS: Android 7.0 Nougat
• Memory: 16GB internal storage with microSD expandable (up to 128GB), 1GB RAM
• Primary Camera: 8 MP
• Secondary Camera: 5 MP
• Battery: Non-removable Li-Ion 2200 mAh battery
• Sensors: Accelerometer, proximity

IMARS ROSE

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Next up is the ROSE. The rose looks like a curvier VSUN 6. This phone is available in a similar color to VSUN 6, but it’s called golden. The differentiating features are the screen which is now larger at 5.5″. There is also a fingerprint sensor on the back now. The camera sensors on the front and back are the same one found on the VSUN 6. The RAM and the processor are the same too. However, because of the larger battery and the larger screen, this might be a better choice than the VSUN 6 for many.

IMARS ROSE Key Specifications

• Display: 5.5 inches HD 1280*720 IPS LCD capacitive touchscreen
• Chipset: Spreadtrum 9832A
• GPU: Mali 400 MP2
• OS: Android 7.0 Nougat
• Memory: 16GB internal storage with microSD expandable (up to 128GB), 1GB RAM
• Primary Camera: 8 MP
• Secondary Camera: 5 MP
• Battery: Non-removable Li-Ion 2800 mAh battery
• Sensors: Fingerprint sensor, Accelerometer, proximity

IMARS Milky Way M2

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IMARS Milky Way M2 sits right in the middle of IMARS smartphone lineup. It looks much sleeker than its cheaper siblings VSUN 6 and Rose. Some may say that the 18:9 aspect ratio makes it look more modern than the VIVI 8. Milky Way M2 has a 5.45-inch HD+ display with 2GB RAM and 16GB internal storage. It has a 13MP camera at the back and an 8MP shooter at the front. Inside, there is a large 3200mAh battery powering this device.

IMARS ROSE Key Specifications

• Display: 5.5 inches HD 1280*720 IPS LCD capacitive touchscreen
• Chipset: Spreadtrum 9832A
• GPU: Mali 400 MP2
• OS: Android 7.0 Nougat
• Memory: 16GB internal storage with microSD expandable (up to 128GB), 1GB RAM
• Primary Camera: 8 MP
• Secondary Camera: 5 MP
• Battery: Non-removable Li-Ion 2800 mAh battery
• Sensors: Fingerprint sensor, Accelerometer, proximity

IMARS VIVI 8

The fourth is the VIVI 8. This phone is slightly more powerful than the rose. The design language is a bit different too. The phone has an elongated display that makes it look much more modern. It also has an octa-core 1.8GHz processor which is quite a step up from the ROSE and the VSUN6.

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The RAM capacity is now 4GB and the internal storage has been bumped up to 32GB. The battery gets a boost up to 3200 mAh. The camera modules look the same, at least on paper, to the ones found on the Milky Way.

IMARS VIVI 8 Key Specifications

• Display: 5.5 inches HD 1280*720 IPS LCD capacitive touchscreen
• Chipset: Spreadtrum 9853A
• GPU: Mali T820
• OS: Android 7.0 Nougat
• Memory: 32GB internal storage with microSD expandable (up to 128GB), 4GB RAM
• Primary Camera: 13 MP
• Secondary Camera: 8 MP
• Battery: Non-removable Li-Ion 3200 mAh battery
• Sensors: Fingerprint sensor, Accelerometer, proximity

IMARS Vega X7

Lastly, we have the Vega X7. This is definitely the best looking and the most powerful phone of the bunch. It is available in 4 different colors, blue, black, golden, and light purple (not the real names). The phone has a 5.9 inches Full HD 18:9 IPS LCD display. The front and the back both look exquisite in pictures.

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All 3 camera sensors on this phone are 13MP ones which are a clear step up from the other smartphones. The battery is now gargantuan – 4500mAh. Combined with the Helios P25 processor inside, you might be able to spend a day and a half on moderate use without having to plug this phone into the wall. The RAM and storage are now 4GB and 64GB respectively. Overall, this is a pretty enticing phone for the price.

IMARS Vega X7 Key Specifications

• Display: 5.99 inches FHD 1080×2160 IPS LCD capacitive touchscreen
• Chipset: Mediatek 6757
• GPU: Mali T880
• OS: Android 8.0 Oreo
• Memory: 64GB internal storage with microSD expandable (up to 256GB), 4GB RAM
• Primary Camera: 13 MP + 0.3 MP dual camera setup
• Secondary Camera: 13 MP
• Battery: Non-removable Li-Ion 4500 mAh battery
• Sensors: Fingerprint sensor, Accelerometer, proximity

These are some massive discounts on phones that were launched not long ago. Look at the 5K drop in the Vega X7. And at 20K, it is really a head turner on paper. Try and use it in physical stores (all these phones are already available to buy) and see if you like it.

Overall, IMARS is trying hard to win the hearts of Nepali people even if it means severely cutting down on their profit margins. Good for us, isn’t it?