Saygus V2 with dual microSD card slots will finally start shipping this quarter

Himanshu, 19 January, 2016

If you recall, back in February last year, we told you about the Saygus V2, an Android phone featuring top-of-the-shelf specs as well as dual 128GB microSD card slots. The $549 handset went up for pre-orders that month, and shipments were expected to begin soon.

However, that didn't happen and the company kept delaying the shipments last year citing one reason or the other. Now, the company is saying that the device will start shipping this quarter.

Saygus - which is a US-based company located in Salt Lake City - also explained that V2's shipments got delayed due to the company's business differences with one of its manufacturing partners.

Specs-wise, the V2 is powered by a Snapdragon 801 SoC and sports a 5" 1080p screen. It has 3GB RAM and 64GB internal memory, and packs in a 3,100mAh battery. In terms of camera, the handset features a 21MP rear unit and a 13MP front shooter. There's also a fingerprint scanner, and the device is IP7X-certified.

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Reader comments

We are still waiting...

  • mas39
  • 20 Jan 2016
  • pJ0

What drug are you lot taking? The sd801 is not that old, only last week I purchased the 8" Sony Z3 Tablet Compact which has this chip, another tablet was only released end of 2014. This chip is unbelievably fast and will play everything. Also what's...

  • AnonD-248589
  • 20 Jan 2016
  • Ibx

Those specs are par for the $200 course today. $500 is a rip off.

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