Inheriting TP-Link’s superior manufacturing technology in the Wi-Fi arena, Neffos phones use a top-tier Wi-Fi antenna design to ensure the connection strength and stability of your Wi-Fi signal. The Neffos X20 and X20 Pro adopts the GSM Antenna Diversity Technology along with an optimised antenna design, which helps ensure clear, stable calling quality. And TP-Link being TP-Link, they’re basically going all in on a smooth internet experience thanks to Dual-band Wi-Fi tech.
The Neffos X20 will be available in Black, Blue, Red, and Aurora Purple colors, while the Neffos X20 Pro is going to be offered in Obsidian Black, Sapphire Blue, Malachite Green, and Garnet Red.
The colour gradient effect on the back is achieved by using a nanocrystalline multilayer coating technique which looks eye-catching in comparison to Neffos’s previous designs. But am I the only one who kinda sees the (not so) subtle resemblance to literally any Honor phone? And that’s not a bad thing per say, it just goes to show that originality doesn’t really matter as much anymore, I guess.
The Neffos X20 and X20 Pro comes with a 13- and 5-megapixel camera setup on the back, with one of the sensors acting as a depth sensor for portrait or bokeh shots. Photo sensitivity to low lights or moving objects are easily managed as the camera will automatically enhance brightness and clarity, but let’s not get ahead of ourselves with the camera just yet.
There’s also an AI Beauty mode which uses deep learning and AI to identify and enhance a person’s facial features. Enabling AI Scene Recognition allows the camera to detect up to 17 different scenes and objects to automatically select the best settings for the best photos.
The Neffos X20 and X20 Pro packs 6.26-inch screens with a taller 19:9 aspect ratio for a great immersive display. And to be fair, the dewdrop display on a 6.26″ screen, for this price? It almost seems too good to be true.
Powering the X20 and X20 Pro is a multi-core processor with up to 4GB RAM and up to 128GB of expandable storage. There’s also quite a big 4,100mAh battery to offset heavier usage. That’s honestly surprising to hear, but it’s the norm in smartphones these days.
Utilizing Neffos’s own NFUI 9 software based on the Android 9.0 Pie operating system, X20 and X20 Pro will be the first devices to run the latest user interface out of the box. NFUI 9 introduces several camera-app improvements, such as an improved Bokeh Portrait, which is available on both rear and front cameras and adds
background blur to an image.
The Neffos X20 and X20 Pro is now available in Malaysian stores, with the X20 currently already been booked for pre-orders priced at RM449 and the Neffos X20 Pro priced at RM599.
