[Smartphone] Wickedleak launches Wammy Note 4

Wickedleak has introduced Wammy Note 4 smartphone in the Indian market today. Priced at 14,990 INR (around $235), it boasts of features like MediaTek MT6752 64-bit octa-core processor coupled with Mali T760 GPU, and support for all Indian 4G LTE Bands.

Talking about its features, the device can deliver ultra fast performance with Mediatek 1.7 GHz 64-bit octa-core processor coupled with 3 GB LPDDR3 RAM which can work on lower power consumption. Moreover, there is good news for game enthusiasts. The phone is equipped with Mali T760 GPU which can handle all the high end games users want to play. Besides, the device is a blessing in terms of video watching experience as it comes with a Full HD Display having a resolution of 1920x1080 pixels. In addition, it comes with dual SIM with 4G support. The smartphone packs a 3,250 mAh Li-Polymer battery. It also supports fast charging mode. It has a curved back panel to enhance the grip of the hand with a slate gray finish. The device measures 75.5x152.0x8.7 mm. The handset is just 0.6 cm thick on the side edges, making it usable with one hand. The screen to body ratio is 74%, resulting in thin bezels. It boasts of a 5.5 inch full HD display with MiraVision. It features a 13 MP rear camera with Sony Exmor RS Sensor (IMX 214), 5 MP front 84-degree Wide Angle camera and 16 GB of internal memory which can be expanded up to 64 GB via external microSD card.

The smartphone supports both TD-LTE and FDD-LTE bands to ensure a seamless high speed 4G experience. The screen can reproduce real life crisp images, thanks to its class leading pixel density of 401 ppi. MiraVision helps the users enable several enhanced features such as battery saving, screen readability in direct sunlight, face beautifier and ClearMotion image stabilization in real time. In addition, the crisp and beautiful 5.5 inch full HD display is protected with Gorilla Glass 3 with Native Damage Resistance which is three times stronger than Gorilla Glass 2. Users can also use gesture controls to change songs, browse gallery, answer calls and click pictures.