Aspera Nitro 2 Mobile Phone – An Affordable Phone under A$200

Aspera has launched another solid mobile phone, Nitro 2 that looks good while keeping the price affordable. The original Nitro one of Aspera’s popular smartphones. The phone has been upgraded with features including more memory, NFC, face recognition and a fingerprint sensor.

The new phone comes is a beautiful shimmery pearl effect case or black.

Aspera Mobile MD Allan Roberston explained, “With our new Nitro 2 we focused [on] providing even better value for money features whilst significantly raising the features, look and feel. Nitro 2 costs just $179 which, for this kind of phone, is an amazing price for budget conscious consumers who want maximum functionality without the hefty price tag that comes with so many other brands.”

Aspera Nitro 2 Features

Aspera Nitro 2 smartphone has the following features:

  • face recognition and fingerprint sensor,
  • NFC for contactless payments,
  • large 6.6” high definition (HD+) display with maximum viewing space for videos, web browsing and messaging.
  • dual 4G sim cards
  • a large 5000mAh battery
  • take photos with the 13MP rear and 8MP front cameras
  • free slimline protective case
  • 3GB RAM and 64GB ROM with more processing power and “virtual” memory allocation for faster apps
  • Runs on Android® 13 Go Edition OS

What’s in the Box?

The box contains a mobile phone, charger, earbuds, and user manual. There is minimal packaging in a cardboard box.

Aspera Mobile Talks about Nitro 2

Robertson added, “You really have to pick the Nitro 2 up to appreciate how good it looks and feels. We’ve really gone all out with the combination of design, functionality and price and quite simply put in the maximum amount of features possible for just $179. This makes the Nitro 2 unique and a compelling value for money proposition as it gives people who do not want to spend many hundreds or even thousands of dollars a great smartphone experience, access to the great Android® OS and all the applications available in the Google Play store.”

Robertson added, “Having a Nitro 2 means no-one needs to know you are on a budget when you pull out your smartphone. With its sleek, modern design and colours, along with a free slimline protective case this phone looks right at home next to others costing thousands of dollars. You shouldn’t underestimate its NFC capabilities either as more people than ever consider contactless payments an essential smartphone feature, but it is rarely seen at this price.”

The Australian company, Aspera Mobile have seen a growing demand for highly featured smartphones costing $250 or less. This phone is targeted at consumers who want value for their money.

With the 3G network shutting down in Australia at the end of the year, the Nitro 2 is an ideal solution with 4G compatible.

Roberston said, “There are thousands of consumers using 3G only phones and who will need to upgrade to 4G devices this year as all carriers switch off their 3G networks. Bearing in mind it brings the full package of design, functionality and low price the Nitro 2 is a very suitable upgrade option for all of these consumers.”

Allan Roberston concluded, “With full-featured 4G smartphones from $99 to $199 Aspera offers a market leading range of options in that price range. Nitro 2 in particular not only punches far above its weight in the smartphone stakes, but it looks and feels good while it’s doing it.”

You can buy Aspera Mobile phones from Big W, Mobileciti, Australia Post and a number of other retailers.

Summary

Aspera’s Nitro 2 is part of a competitive range of phones ideal for anyone who values everyday features and good quality for a great price.

Pros

  • Well-designed and solid build – My favourite size for a smartphone
  • Fingerprint and facial recognition work okay
  • NFC and dual-sim compatibility
  • Decent battery life
  • Good price and packed with features

Cons

  • Camera is okay in good lighting.
  • Lacks stereo speakers

4 stars

Nitro 2 retails for A$179 and is available on retailers around Australia like Big W.

About Emma Crameri

Emma Crameri is a Brisbane-based technology reviewer and writer. Passionate about all things tech, she has worked on ICT projects, online education and digital marketing. An early adopter, with both Android and Apple devices, .Emma is also the Editor of the Brisbanista and Game Set Tech websites.

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