The operator of Gallic origin Orange has launched this Wednesday in Spain the Orange hiro, a smartphone developed by Alcatel One touch and that can already be purchased on national soil from zero euros according to the payment methods and rates chosen, among those offered by the orange company. In this way, Orange expands its offering of private label terminals with a device designed to "fit perfectly in the hand".
Starting with the vile metal, the Orange hiro is marketed in a single payment of 135,16 euros or in 24 comfortable monthly payments of four euros - plus VAT - to which a initial payment of 17 euros if we opt for the rate 'Squirrel 7 ' o zero euros if we choose any other of the pricing plans offered by Orange.
Orange Hiro: 4,3-inch screen and Android 4.2 Jelly Bean
Focusing a little more on the technical characteristics of the smartphone, we will see that the terminal developed by Alcatel One touch has a screen 4,3 inch IPS, Presented by Orange as a panel that “guarantees the total coincidence between the touch screen and the screen itself, offering a ultra sensitive response".
On the other hand, the device has a 1,3 gigahertz clocked dual-core processor, which will be in charge, among other things, of moving Android 4.2 Jellybean. If we add your metallic finish "Premium" and its 7,9 millimeters thick, we will understand why the French operator affirms that the Orange hiro puts in the hands of its customers "not only design, but the best connectivity for a fast and agile browsing experience".
We can find the Orange hiro in two versions depending on its color silver or slate and, in short, it is a fairly affordable smartphone and with the sole claim of meeting the needs of those users who are looking for a simple and effective device, although they are not willing to lose the possibility of enjoying a good mobile experience. use.