Philips' 9@9 series models are praised by all students for their long standby time. And its habitual design is mostly straight models, but there are still some alternative designs in the 9@9 series, such as today I bring you this clamshell model released in 2006 - Philips 9@9s
The first time you see this 9@9s you will be immediately attracted by its exterior design, especially the silver model, its sleek body is well used to portray the lines, and the hard lines make the 9@9s look resolute and mature, and the silver metal edge reflects its infinity under the sleekness. The other black body style is much calmer and more ordinary.
Philips designers integrated the current beautiful mirror design design into the fuselage when designing the 9@9s, and although the folded fuselage did not reach the ultimate texture, it greatly improved the feel. The clear and obvious corner folds allow the phone to better fit and tighten with the palm of the hand, and it feels very comfortable to hold. However, the body of Philips 9@9s uses the polishing process of piano paint, which looks more noble, but it is very easy to be contaminated with fingerprints and oil, which is also a disadvantage of its fuselage.
With the standby time of the 9@9 series, this 9@9s naturally has a good performance, and the official claim can reach a month of ultra-long standby time. 9@9s equipped with a battery with a capacity of up to 950mAh, it can still be done in the world standby for about a week according to actual daily use. It is also to save power 9@9s there is no support for MP3 music, video, recording and other functions.
Finally, we have invited AI Jun to appear and bring us a new 9@9 experience...