T-Mobile announces Revvlry and Revvlry+ own-brand smartphones

T-Mobile has just unveiled the newest members in its Revvl family of own-brand Android smartphones, the Revvlry and Revvlry+. Both handsets will go on sale on July 19.

The Revvlry has a wide notch and a huge chin as you can see, and it comes with a 5.7-inch 720x1520 touchscreen with 19:9 aspect ratio, a 13 MP rear camera with LED flash, an 8 MP selfie shooter, the Snapdragon 632 chipset, 3GB of RAM, 32GB of expandable storage, a 3.5mm headphone jack, a fingerprint scanner on the rear, and a 3,000 mAh battery. It runs Android 9 Pie and is "water repellent".

This one can be yours for free at launch if you add a new line of service with the magenta carrier. Note that this is free after 24 monthly bill credits. The usual price for the Revvlry is $0 down and 24 monthly installments of $8.34, or $200 full retail. If you upgrade through Jump! On Demand you can get it for $0 down and $9 per month for 18 months.

The T-Mobile Revvlry+ has a sleeker water drop notch and a slightly smaller chin, as well as a dual rear camera system: 16 MP with OIS + 5 MP (the secondary one is probably just a depth sensor given the resolution). On the front you get a 12 MP snapper for selfies.

The screen is a 6.24" 1080x2270 19:9 panel, and the phone is powered by the Snapdragon 636 SoC, aided by 4GB of RAM and 64GB of expandable storage. It's got IP54 certification for water and dust resistance, which means it's dust protected (though not dust tight), and can withstand splashes of water.

This model also has a fingerprint sensor on the back like the Revvlry, and it also runs Android 9 Pie and comes with a 3,000 mAh battery - though this one boasts 27W TurboPower fast charging, which strongly hints that the manufacturer of this phone is in fact Motorola. A headphone jack is in too.

The Revvlry+ can be yours for $14 down and 24 monthly installments of $14, or $350 full retail. Through Jump! On Demand it's $0 down and $16 per month for 18 months.

Both handsets have a magenta power button because of course they do.

Source | Via