itel unveils festive Double Dhamaka offer on ColorPro 5G

As the festive season kicks off, itel is adding more joy to celebrations with its exclusive Double Dhamaka offer on the newly launched ColorPro 5G smartphone. Customers purchasing the ColorPro 5G will receive not one, but two exciting gifts—a stylish duffle bag and a trendy backpack, together valued at INR 3,000. Additionally, itel is offering a free screen replacement worth INR 2,000, valid within 100 days of purchase, ensuring both style and peace of mind for buyers.
The ColorPro 5G, equipped with 5G++ NRCA technology, promises uninterrupted 5G connectivity, even in low-signal areas, offering faster browsing and seamless connectivity. A standout feature is the Next-Gen IVCO (itel Vivid Color) Technology, which changes the smartphone’s back panel color under sunlight, adding a unique aesthetic touch to the device.
Powered by the MediaTek Dimensity 6080 Octa Core processor, the ColorPro 5G scores an impressive ANTUTU rating of 429595, making it one of the most competitive smartphones in the under INR 10K segment. With 10 supported 5G bands, itel's latest offering guarantees superior performance and reliability, catering to the dynamic needs of Gen-Z users.

This festive season, the ColorPro 5G offers unmatched value, blending cutting-edge features, robust performance, and an irresistible price point, ensuring it remains a top choice for budget-conscious 5G smartphone users.
The ColorPro 5G features a MediaTek Dimensity 6080 Octa Core processor, 6GB + 6GB extended RAM, and 128GB storage. It has a 5000mAh battery with 18W fast charging, a side-mounted fingerprint sensor, Face ID, a 50MP AI rear camera, and an 8MP front camera. The 6.6" HD+ display supports a 90Hz refresh rate and 10 5G bands. Available in Lavender Fantasy and River Blue, it also includes a one-time free screen replacement within 100 days.
With its exciting festive offer and top-tier features, the ColorPro 5G is set to dominate the market this season.

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