The BLU TV2Go Lite is a feature phone that was announced and released in September 2010. Though discontinued now, it represents a classic representation of mobile technology in the early 2010s when feature phones were prevalent. Known for its simplicity, compact design, and basic communication features, this phone targeted users looking for essential connectivity without the complexities of modern smartphones.
The device operates on GSM technology making it suitable for basic telecommunication needs. It supports 2G bands across GSM 850/900/1800/1900 on SIM 1, allowing for broad compatibility with networks around the world during its operational period. The phone supports GPRS for basic data transfer but lacks EDGE, emphasizing its focus on communication rather than data-heavy features.
With dimensions of 110 x 48.8 x 14.2 mm, the BLU TV2Go Lite was designed to be compact and easy to handle, fitting comfortably in the palm and pockets. Its weight of 87 grams ensures that it is light and portable. It features a dual SIM (Mini-SIM) capability, which was a practical feature for users needing two separate lines on one device—a convenience for work and personal use.
The phone sports a TFT display supporting 65K colors, offering basic visual clarity for texts and simple graphics. The 2.0-inch screen is adequately sized for the phone’s intended simplicity, with a resolution of 144 x 176 pixels (~114 ppi density), catering to the essential readability of messages and menus.
Internally, the BLU TV2Go Lite is equipped with 32MB of storage—sufficient for its feature-phone functionality. For those needing extra storage, there is a dedicated microSD card slot which allows expansion, a handy feature for storing some additional media or larger contact lists. The phonebook can store up to 200 entries, ensuring a satisfactory capacity for most users, and includes call record functionality.
The device has a basic CIF camera on its rear, highlighting its minimalistic photographic capability. While it allows users to capture basic images and video, it is not intended for high-quality photography. This simple camera can serve to document moments, albeit with limited definition and detail.
The phone includes a loudspeaker for hands-free communication or media playback. Notably, it does not include a 3.5mm audio jack, which limits audio expansion options. For connectivity, there’s Bluetooth 1.2 for sharing files between other compatible devices. However, it lacks WLAN capability. An FM radio enhances the phone’s functionality as an entertainment device, allowing users access to live radio broadcasting. A proprietary USB is available for charging, which necessitates the specific cable originally provided with the phone.
Messaging on the BLU TV2Go Lite includes support for SMS and MMS, keeping the user connected with basic text and multimedia messaging. The presence of a WAP 2.0/xHTML browser offers limited web browsing capabilities suitable for simple text-based webpages. Although not equipped with sensors or modern Java support, the phone allows downloadable games, catering to casual gaming needs.
The device is powered by a removable Li-Ion 750 mAh battery. It offers a standby time of up to 450 hours and a talk time of up to 6 hours, which was quite competitive at the time of release. The removable nature of the battery is particularly advantageous for users who may wish to switch batteries without professional service.
Offering diversity in aesthetics, the BLU TV2Go Lite was available in multiple colors including Black, White, Pink, Red, Green, and Blue. This variety allowed users to select a model that best matched their personal style or preferences.
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