Pros
- Physical keypad and 2.8-inch display
- USB Type-C connector
- Dual SIM and memory-card slot listed
- Wireless FM and 3.5mm audio jack
- Call blocking and vibration alert listed
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XTRA · X10
XTRA X10 keypad phone with 2.8-inch QVGA display, SC6531E, 1400mAh battery, dual SIM, USB-C, wireless FM and microSD support.
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BDT 2,529
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Product story
The XTRA X10 is a physical-key handset for calls, texts and basic everyday use. Its exact-model Bangladesh listings describe a 2.8-inch QVGA color display with 240 × 320 pixels, SC6531E chipset, 2G connectivity, dual SIM, 1400mAh battery, USB Type-C charging, a 3.5mm audio jack, wireless FM radio, call blocking and a 0.08MP rear camera. Star Tech lists an internal metal frame and a 138 × 56 × 8.9mm body. The available retailer descriptions differ on phonebook capacity, Bluetooth, talk-time estimate and some battery details, so verify those for the exact handset and avoid treating them as guaranteed. This is a feature phone, not an Android smartphone: it does not offer the 4G/5G broadband or app ecosystem of a smartphone. Check current BiponiBD price, color, memory-card compatibility, network coverage and written warranty terms before ordering.
Exact-model listings specify a 2.8-inch QVGA display with 240 × 320 pixels. The larger screen area for a feature phone can make menus, numbers and text easier to view than on very small-screen handsets, but it remains a basic low-resolution panel and is not designed for detailed video or modern smartphone interfaces. The physical keypad provides direct access to dialing, contacts and menus. Star Tech describes a slim body with an internal metal frame. That construction detail does not establish a drop rating, water resistance or a particular durability certification, so handle the handset as an ordinary electronic device and use a protective case if one is available.
Retail listings describe dual SIM and 2G network operation. Ryans specifies two Nano SIM positions. The model does not support 3G, 4G LTE or 5G in the available exact-model specifications. Voice service depends on local operator coverage and network availability; check that 2G calling remains active in your area before relying on this phone as your only handset. The product pages do not establish a complete list of supported GSM bands, so verify band compatibility with the seller if you need to use it across different operators or regions. SIM count and SIM type can vary by region; inspect the device instructions for the supplied unit.
The exact-model listings report a 1400mAh battery and a USB Type-C charging connector. Retailer data does not consistently state whether the battery is removable, so that detail is intentionally left unconfirmed. Star Tech reports up to 16 hours of talk time and 250 hours of standby; Ryans lists up to 15 hours talk time and up to 250 hours standby. These are seller-published estimates, not guaranteed usage results, and the talk-time figures conflict. Actual endurance depends on signal strength, call duration, battery condition, SIM configuration and settings. Ask the seller which estimate and battery configuration apply to the delivered unit. USB-C describes the connector shape; it does not by itself establish fast charging or a particular charger power.
Star Tech lists a 0.08MP rear camera. Ryans also describes a low-resolution rear camera and LED flash. Do not expect the image quality, autofocus or low-light performance of a smartphone camera. A front/selfie camera is not listed in the exact-model specifications reviewed. If the flash matters to you as a torch, confirm that function on the local handset, because retailers may list LED flash without documenting every software use. The camera is best treated as a simple snapshot feature rather than a primary photography tool.
Star Tech and Ryans list wireless FM radio, while the product specification includes a 3.5mm audio jack and loudspeaker. The FM function may let you listen without using the phone as an internet streaming device. Reception depends on local radio signals and the handset implementation. Star Tech lists call blocking and a vibrator alert; these can help screen unwanted calls and provide a silent alert. Bluetooth is inconsistent across exact-model retailer pages: Star Tech says it is present, while Ryans says no. Confirm Bluetooth presence and supported version on the specific unit before depending on wireless accessories. The phone’s basic audio features should not be confused with a full smartphone media platform.
Star Tech and Ryans list a microSD card slot and support up to 32GB. A card is not confirmed as included in the BiponiBD package, so budget for one separately unless the offer explicitly says otherwise. Storage-card support adds room for compatible files but does not increase system memory or enable smartphone apps. Contact capacity also differs by listing: Star Tech and Salextra’s current XTRA X10 Slim store page advertise up to 1500 contacts, while Ryans lists 1000. This guide retains 1500 as a brand-store/listing claim, not a guaranteed device limit. Confirm the capacity and contact transfer options on the delivered regional variant if a large phonebook is important.
Star Tech lists dimensions of 138 × 56 × 8.9mm and an internal metal frame. These are retailer-published details; the manufacturer’s direct model specification sheet was not available for this review. Salextra currently sells a related XTRA X10 Slim listing and describes a 2.8-inch screen, slim design, inside metal frame, USB-C, 1500 contacts and dual SIM plus SD support. Because the name includes “Slim” and listing variants may change, check the exact model label, color and card/SIM configuration on the BiponiBD offer. The package contents and charger details should also be confirmed with the seller rather than inferred from another retailer’s box list.
Bangladesh retailers publish their own prices and warranty terms, which can change and do not determine the current BiponiBD offer. Check the live price, availability, delivery cost, return policy and written warranty terms on this product page before checkout. Retailer pages differ in how they describe phone warranty and adapter or battery coverage. Ask BiponiBD to state the duration, covered parts, service provider, exclusions and claim procedure in writing for the actual order. Keep the receipt, box and accessories if the seller’s claim process requires them. Do not assume that another store’s “official warranty” applies to a purchase from BiponiBD.
The XTRA X10 may suit a buyer who wants physical keys, a relatively large feature-phone display, two SIMs, USB-C and a simple radio in a compact bar-style phone. Its 2G-only network, basic camera and limited feature-phone environment are important constraints. Buyers who need WhatsApp, high-speed data, modern navigation, high-quality photos or a large app catalog should choose a smartphone instead. Before purchase, match the exact local variant to your priorities: phonebook size, Bluetooth, battery details, memory card limit, color and warranty all deserve confirmation because retailer descriptions are not fully consistent.
Exact-model retailer specifications list a 2.8-inch QVGA display with 240 × 320 pixels.
No 4G or 5G support is listed. Retailers describe this model as a 2G feature phone.
Exact-model listings specify USB Type-C. The connector type does not confirm a particular fast-charging rate.
Retailers list microSD support up to 32GB. Contact capacity differs: Star Tech and Salextra’s X10 Slim store listing say 1500; Ryans says 1000. Verify the exact unit.
Ask BiponiBD for written warranty terms for this specific offer. Other retailer warranty statements do not establish coverage for your order.
Specification summary: XTRA X10; feature phone; SC6531E; 2.8-inch QVGA 240 × 320 display; 2G; dual SIM; 1400mAh battery (removability not confirmed); USB Type-C; 0.08MP rear camera; wireless FM; microSD slot, seller listings state up to 32GB; 3.5mm audio jack; call blocking; vibrator; 138 × 56 × 8.9mm and internal metal frame per Star Tech listing. Retailer listings conflict on Bluetooth, phonebook count, talk-time estimate and warranty detail. Confirm the delivered configuration, live price and written BiponiBD terms before purchase.
Sources: Star Tech XTRA X10 listing; Ryans XTRA X10 listing; Salextra store listing for XTRA X10 Slim.
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Exact-model retailer specifications list a 2.8-inch QVGA display with 240 × 320 pixels.
No 4G or 5G support is listed; retailers describe a 2G feature phone.
Exact-model listings specify USB Type-C; charging rate is not established.
Retailers list microSD up to 32GB; phonebook claims vary between 1000 and 1500 contacts, so verify the exact unit.
Request the written terms for this specific BiponiBD offer.
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