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OUKITEL C59 Pro Android15 Mobile Phones - 10000mAh Large battery Smartphone,24GB RAM+256GB ROM+1TB,110LM Flashlight,6.88" HD+ Large Screen,4G Dual SIM Free Unlocked, NFC/Fingerprint/Face ID/GPS(Blue)

Brand	OUKITEL
Operating system	Android 15
RAM memory installed size	24 GB
Memory storage capacity	256 GB
Screen size	6.88 Inches
Resolution	1640 x 720
Refresh rate	90 Hz
Model name	OUKITEL C59 Pro
Wireless carrier	Unlocked for All Carriers
Cellular technology	4G

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