A new smartphone brand, Ai+ is all set to launch its first two phones in India called Ai+ Smartphone Pulse, and Ai+ Smartphone Nova 5G on July 8.
Founded by former Realme CEO Madhav Sheth, this phone brand is a part of NxtQuantum Shift Technologies, which has also developed its own operating system called NxtQuantum OS to be featured on the Ai+ smartphones.
Ai+ Smartphones are supposed to be affordable yet loaded with all smartphone features and AI capabilities. The starting price is just 5000 Rupees, and for that price, it is going to disrupt the budget phone market.
Two smartphones are going to be launched on July 8, one of them (Ai+ Pulse) will be a 4G smartphone, and the other one, Ai+ Nova 5G, as the name suggests, will be a 5G phone.
According to official teasers and product listings on Flipkart, the upcoming phones are part of NxtQuantum’s strategy to bring AI-integrated performance and advanced connectivity to mid-range consumers.
Ai+ Smartphone Pulse
The Ai+ Pulse Smartphone appears to sport a 6.5-inch LCD screen with a 90Hz refresh rate for fluid visuals. Rumors suggest a Snapdragon 6 Gen 1 processor with an 8GB RAM variant.
This will be a 4G smartphone, and is confirmed to launch at ₹5000. The Ai+ Pulse smartphone will have a 50MP dual camera setup, a 5000mAh battery, and will be available in five different colours.
Ai+ Smartphone Nova 5G
The Ai+ Nova 5G is expected to feature a 6.7-inch AMOLED display with a 120Hz refresh rate. It might pack the Dimensity 7050 chipset paired with up to 12GB RAM for smooth performance.
Camera enthusiasts will get a dual camera setup with a 50MP main sensor. Nova 5G will also have a 5000mAh battery, and will be available in five colours.
The price of Ai+ Smartphone Nova 5G is expected to be around 10,000 Rupees, and if it’s true, then this can be a good entry-level phone for those who want 5G connectivity.
Both the Ai+ smartphones will likely run on NxtQuantum OS, and the teaser highlights AI-powered camera enhancements and performance optimization.
The Ai+ Smartphone brand is also claiming to store user data in Indian servers, and aims to merge global technology with local design and manufacturing.
