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N99i V9+ - a Knockoff Cell Phone With Some Great Features

August 21, 2008 · Filed Under Cell Phones/Mobile Phones, Gadgets

This serves as a follow-up to my post “N99i Cell Phone - A Knockoff Nokia Model” where I discussed most of the N99i specifications and features. Specifically, What I got for myself is an N99i v9+ model (sold as Toshibo). A CECT variant of N99i is also available but the stock ran out when I went to the store where I got this unit (N99i V9+) from.

Being a cell phone model made in China, the N99i v9+ packs some great features at very affordable prices. In the Philippines, N99i V9+ sells between PhP4,000-5,000 only.

Some features I like are the great sound quality it produces along with the clear TV and FM radio signals. The sad part about the N99i’s multimedia capability is it’s camera. Photos taken by N99i lacks balance in color and clarity. White balance is high by default and when the image resolution becomes higher, the image quality becomes lower even if you set the image quality to HIGH. The optimal camera resolution if you wish to take pictures with this cell phone is 240X320. I still have to do some tweaks on the N99i model. I will update this post if I have tried it for about a week to fully review the features of N99i.

Here are some photos of the N99i v9+

For now, I think N99i is sufficient for my needs as a texter and radioholic. By the way, the arrow keys are hard to press.

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10 Responses to “N99i V9+ - a Knockoff Cell Phone With Some Great Features”

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Monty on December 27th, 2008 10:43 am

Hi…

I would like to know if the Nokia N99i can be synchronize to a laptop or PC? does it have a software that will be store on the laptop or PC for synchronization? Another thing is how’s the quality of the phone?

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jessie reply on December 27th, 2008:
Monty,

I’m sorry to inform you but the N99i Toshibo with Dual SIM does not have that function. It does not have any software to synchronize your phone’s content and your computer.

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Monty reply on December 28th, 2008:
Hey,

Thanks for the information. I’m wondering hows the usage of the phone? does it hang often? Another question is can i still connect the phone to a USB port?

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jessie reply on December 28th, 2008:
Yes you can still connect the N99i to a USB port and transfer music and image files. It does not hang often. My N99i V9+i unit hang only once. If your N99i hangs, just remove the battery and put it back on.
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Monty on December 28th, 2008 7:09 am

Hi..

Thanks for the information.. I’ll buy probably next week once i got back from my vacation..Thanks..

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