Connectivity and Features
In terms of connectivity, the phone supports GSM 2G networks across the 900 and 1800 MHz bands, which are common in many regions for basic cellular coverage. The device's dual-SIM functionality is handy for users who need to manage two separate numbers or carriers. Wireless connectivity options are minimal, with Bluetooth 2.0 being the primary method of wireless data transfer, and lacking WLAN, positioning, and NFC features means its connectivity is confined to more traditional methods. However, the inclusion of FM radio and a microUSB port for charging and data transfers maintains some degree of multimedia flexibility.
- ⬤ Celkon C5055 Connectivity and Features
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- ⬤ Celkon C5055 Battery Life and Power
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