Performance and Features
The MY X1-2 runs on GSM 2G networks, making it incredibly outdated by today's standards with the advent of advanced 4G and 5G networks. However, at the time, it provided reliable connectivity for basic voice calls and messaging, supporting both the 900/1800 MHz bands and the US version with 850/1900 MHz bands. This dual-band capability ensured that it could be used in various parts of the world where GSM networks were available, though it lacked any data connectivity options like GPRS or EDGE.
Storage on the device is minimal, focusing on core functionality rather than multimedia usage. It offers space for 100 phonebook entries and keeps a modest call log of 10 dialed, 10 received, and 10 missed calls. Lacking a card slot for additional memory, the phone is not designed for extensive data storage.
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