Pros
- 4G VoLTE cloud feature-phone identity
- Four dedicated social-service keys
- 2100mAh capacity corroborated by Salextra and two retailers
- Dual Nano-SIM, Type-C and 2.4-inch QVGA per local listings
- 1500-contact phonebook
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XTRA · R24
XTRA R24 4G VoLTE Cloud Phone with dual Nano-SIM, 2.4-inch QVGA display, 2100mAh battery, Type-C, social shortcut keys and microSD support.
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The XTRA R24 is a keypad feature phone that combines traditional calling and physical buttons with selected cloud-enabled services. Salextra's official product page describes it as a 4G VoLTE Cloud Phone with four shortcut keys for YouTube, Facebook, Instagram and TikTok, a 1500-contact phonebook and a 2100mAh Li-ion battery. The Business Standard launch report says it launched in Bangladesh with up to 2GB of storage, four dedicated social keys and four color options. Star Tech's exact-model listing adds a 2.4-inch QVGA 240 × 320 display, Unisoc T107 chipset, dual Nano-SIM, Type-C port and microSD expansion up to 32GB. Those two storage claims refer to different things: the launch report's onboard/cloud storage figure is not the removable card ceiling. Local sellers differ on battery capacity, so confirm the exact unit label before checkout. This is a feature phone with selected online services, not a general-purpose Android smartphone.
Star Tech specifies a 2.4-inch QVGA display at 240 × 320 pixels. The larger panel than many basic phones gives more room for menus, messages and supported cloud-service screens, while the physical keypad keeps number entry and menu control familiar. It remains a small feature-phone display and is not designed for long-form browsing, detailed video editing or full smartphone touch interactions. Salextra and launch materials emphasize shortcut keys and cloud services rather than a touchscreen. Screen behavior, supported languages and menu functions may vary by software version, so check the available handset if a particular app or interface is important to you.
The R24 is marketed by Salextra as a 4G VoLTE cloud phone. Star Tech and Ryans list dual Nano-SIM support, with retailer specification sheets describing 4G connectivity. VoLTE allows voice calls over a compatible LTE network when the operator provisions the service; it does not guarantee that every SIM, plan or location will support it. Network bands and carrier certification details were not fully published in the sources reviewed for this page, so confirm compatibility with your operator before purchasing. The handset is intended to connect to mobile networks for calling and its cloud-service features, but supported services and performance depend on signal strength, data plan, firmware and service availability.
Salextra's official page and the launch report identify dedicated keys for YouTube, Facebook, Instagram and TikTok. The Star Tech listing also names YouTube Shorts, Instagram Reels, live news, Cricbuzz and games among supported content. These are specific preloaded or cloud-enabled services, not proof of a general app store or full Android compatibility. Online features require a working data connection and may depend on service, account, region and software availability. An app or cloud link can change or stop working after a provider update. Buyers should treat the shortcut keys as quick access to listed services rather than a promise that every current app feature will work indefinitely on this model.
Salextra's official product page lists a 2100mAh Li-ion battery, and Star Tech and Ryans give the same capacity. Rokomari's exact-model listing reports 1400mAh, creating a source conflict; the 2100mAh value is supported by the product maker's own offer plus two local seller pages, but confirm the printed battery label on the exact unit. The sources reviewed do not publish a standardized talk-time or standby test result. Actual runtime varies with LTE signal, VoLTE calling, cloud-service use, screen brightness, SIM activity, audio and battery age. Star Tech lists USB Type-C. The connector type does not establish a fast-charging rate, and fast charging is not claimed here. Ask BiponiBD whether a charger and cable are included.
The launch report says up to 2GB storage, while Star Tech and Ryans list microSD expansion up to 32GB. These figures should not be merged: the launch article's storage description does not clearly label it as user-accessible local memory, while the retailer card limit refers to removable storage. Confirm how much internal storage is available to the user and which microSD type/capacity the delivered software accepts. A memory card is not assumed to be included. Salextra lists 1500 phonebook contacts; retailer pages repeat that contact capacity. Contact storage, cloud account storage and media-card capacity are separate limits, so use the correct one for each task.
Salextra states a 1500-contact phonebook. Ryans describes a digital camera, and other local seller listings also mention a digital rear camera, but the official Salextra page reviewed for this copy does not specify camera resolution or image quality. We therefore do not promise a megapixel value or smartphone-style photography. Star Tech lists dimensions of 127 × 51 × 13.2mm and colors including Black, Mint and White; other stores list Grey. Confirm exact color availability because names and stock differ across sellers and the catalog record has a single Default variant. The available sources do not establish every included accessory, camera function, memory format or software language for the specific BiponiBD offer.
The phone may suit someone who wants a physical keypad and calling-focused interface but also needs selected 4G cloud services through dedicated buttons. It can be useful as a second device, a simpler communication handset or an option for users who want easier access to a few named services. It will not replace an Android smartphone for broad app choice, detailed browsing, navigation, banking apps or advanced photography. Consider the service dependencies carefully: VoLTE and cloud apps require compatible network coverage and active service support. If you mainly want calls and SMS without online apps, compare a simpler feature phone; if you need unrestricted applications, choose a smartphone.
Salextra's official product page displays a 12-month official warranty for its own offer. The launch report also described a one-year after-sales service and a 100-day replacement guarantee at launch, tied to the launch context and Robi partnership. Those statements do not establish current BiponiBD order terms. Ask BiponiBD for written warranty duration, service location, replacement conditions and whether any promotional data bundle applies to the current order. A launch-day price or network bundle should not be assumed current. Confirm the exact color, storage configuration, battery label, charger/cable, SIM configuration, box contents, current BiponiBD price and service coverage before checkout.
No. Salextra markets it as a 4G VoLTE Cloud Phone in the feature-phone category. It has selected service shortcuts and a keypad, but the available sources do not establish general Android app-store support.
Salextra lists YouTube, Facebook, Instagram and TikTok shortcut keys. Online access depends on connectivity, accounts and continuing service/software support.
Salextra, Star Tech and Ryans list 2100mAh, while Rokomari reports 1400mAh. Confirm the battery label on the exact unit before purchase.
The launch report mentions up to 2GB storage, while local retailers list microSD support up to 32GB. These are different storage descriptions; verify onboard capacity and the removable-card limit with BiponiBD.
Salextra's own listing says 12 months official warranty, but that does not confirm coverage for another seller's offer. Ask BiponiBD for written order-specific warranty terms and service details.
Specification summary: XTRA R24 4G VoLTE Cloud Phone; feature phone with physical keypad; dual Nano-SIM per local listings; 2.4-inch QVGA 240 × 320; Unisoc T107 per Star Tech; 2100mAh according to Salextra/Star Tech/Ryans, with one conflicting 1400mAh listing; USB Type-C; 1500 contacts; dedicated YouTube/Facebook/Instagram/TikTok keys; microSD up to 32GB per local sellers; launch report says up to 2GB storage. Confirm exact battery, storage, color, network compatibility, package contents and BiponiBD warranty.
Sources: Salextra official XTRA R24 product page; The Business Standard launch report; Star Tech exact-model listing; Ryans listing.
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No. Salextra markets it as a 4G VoLTE Cloud Phone in the feature-phone category; general Android app-store support is not established.
Salextra lists YouTube, Facebook, Instagram and TikTok; access depends on network, account and service/software availability.
Salextra, Star Tech and Ryans list 2100mAh; Rokomari reports 1400mAh. Verify the label on the exact unit.
The launch report says up to 2GB storage, while sellers list microSD up to 32GB. Verify both separately.
Ask BiponiBD for written order-specific terms; Salextra warranty applies to its own offer.
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