The Sunstrike Rage Swift is one of the cheapest Android KitKat phones to enter India of late and it’s priced at Rs 2999, the same headline-grabbing cost at which the Campus A35K from Celkon hit Snapdeal. The Swift would have been one of the plainest-looking handsets to date if it wasn’t for the differently designed capacitive buttons placed just below the screen.
The Back and Recent Apps keys on either side of the Home button, are depicted by dotted patterns. The Sunstrike Rage Swift would have displayed a very nondescript appearance otherwise. Painted in the color black, the device sports a bar form factor with soft curves for edges.
This Sunstrike smartphone can work on 3G or 2G bands, and it even allows you to connect to Wi-Fi hotspots. If you currently visit the Rage Mobiles website and click on the link that’s supposed to take you to the Swift page, you’ll be shown a Magic Swift phone with product images of an Optima Smart handset.
Also see: Celkon unveils Campus A35K Android 4.4 KitKat phone in India via Snapdeal for Rs 2999
It looks like the company doesn’t care very much about creating first impressions. We dread to investigate its customer care policy by actually buying one of its offerings. So if you’ve had any run-ins with the brand, feel free to enlighten us by dropping your views into the comments section below.
Sunstrike Rage Swift specifications at a glance:
– Android v4.4.2 KitKat OS
– 3.5-inch qHD touchscreen
– 3G, 2G, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, FM radio
– 1.3MP and 0.3MP cameras
– 1600mAh battery, up to 6 hours talk time
You can buy the Sunstrike Rage Swift from the official company website which also happens to host a horde of other cheap handsets.