Itel A300+ Launched with a 2.01-Inch Rear Screen and 7,000mAh Battery
Budget phones are not supposed to have two screens. The Itel A300+ is official anyway — launched in Bangladesh with a 2.01-inch interactive display on its back, a 120Hz main screen and a 7,000mAh battery, under Itel’s launch line for it: “Double the screen, double the flex.”
The rear screen is the product
The 2.01-inch rear panel is a working second display, not a gimmick window. It handles music controls, notifications, calls and messages — and it works as a viewfinder for rear-camera selfies, which quietly gives this budget phone better selfie quality than its front camera could. Around the front, the main display is a 6.78-inch HD+ panel (720 x 1576) running at 120Hz, with touch that registers wet and oily fingers — a practical detail for the buyers this phone is aimed at.
- Processor: MediaTek Helio G81 Ultimate
- Memory: 3GB / 4GB / 6GB RAM, 64GB / 128GB storage
- Cameras: 13MP rear, 8MP front (plus rear-screen selfies)
- Battery: 7,000mAh, 18W charging over USB Type-C
- Build: IP65 dust and splash resistance
- Audio: Dual speakers with DTS, rated at a 300% volume boost
Why it matters beyond Bangladesh
Itel sells officially in Pakistan, and its A-series is a fixture of the local budget shelf. A Bangladesh launch with this specification — rear screen, 120Hz, 7,000mAh — is a strong signal for what the brand’s next local budget phone looks like. No Pakistan launch or price has been announced, and the honest position until then is simple: not yet confirmed.
Final Verdict
The A300+ is a budget phone with a genuine idea in it: the second screen earns its place through selfies and glanceable information, and the battery and refresh rate back it up. If Itel brings it to Pakistan at A-series pricing, it will not have much competition for character at its price.
