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    itel CITY 200: Specifications and Price in Uganda

    itel continues to deliver value-packed devices tailored for emerging markets like Uganda. The itel City 200, launched in early 2026, builds on the success of its predecessor, the City 100, by introducing meaningful upgrades in display smoothness, camera quality, durability, and software freshness.

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    Marketed with the tagline “Fun Yet Strong”, this phone combines stylish design, rugged protection, and reliable everyday performance at an accessible price point. It’s ideal for users who need a tough, long-lasting device for work, social media, light gaming, and urban life without spending a fortune.

    Key Upgrades from the itel City 100

    The City 100 (released in 2025) was a solid entry-level option with a 6.75-inch 90Hz HD+ display, 13MP rear camera, Unisoc T7250 processor, 5200mAh battery with 18W charging, IP64 resistance, and up to 8GB RAM + 256GB storage variants, running Android 14.

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    The City 200 steps it up significantly for a more modern experience:

    • Display: Larger 6.78-inch panel (vs. 6.75-inch) with a higher 120Hz refresh rate (smoother scrolling and animations compared to 90Hz) and brighter 700 nits peak brightness for better outdoor visibility. It retains HD+ resolution but uses a punch-hole design for a more contemporary look.
    • Camera: Major leap with a 50MP main rear sensor (vs. 13MP), enabling sharper photos, better low-light performance, and features like dual-video recording (simultaneous front + rear filming). The front camera stays at 8MP but adds auto-zoom for group selfies.
    • Durability: Improved IP65 dust and water resistance (stronger protection against jets of water vs. IP64 splashes) plus military-grade MIL-STD-810H certification and tested 1.5m drop resistance.
    • Software: Ships with the latest Android 15 (a full upgrade from Android 14 on the City 100), promising better security, features, and longevity.
    • Design & Extras: Slightly slimmer at ~7.45-7.5mm unibody with metallic finishes, new color options (Bass Black, Echo Silver, Melody Pink, Vibe Purple), and unique additions like Ultra Link Free Call (signal-free calling within ~2km in supported modes) and DTS audio enhancement.
    • Performance & Storage: Same reliable Unisoc T7250 chipset, but often paired with higher effective RAM via virtual expansion (up to 12GB+ in some configs) and options like 4GB/128GB or 6GB/256GB (expandable via microSD).

    These enhancements make the City 200 feel like a clear generational step up—more premium in feel, better for media consumption, photography, and rough daily use—while keeping the core strengths of big battery life and affordability.

    Full itel City 200 Specifications

    • Display: 6.78-inch IPS LCD, HD+ (720 x 1576 pixels), 120Hz refresh rate, punch-hole, up to 700 nits brightness.
    • Processor: Unisoc T7250 octa-core (2x 1.8 GHz Cortex-A75 + 6x 1.6 GHz Cortex-A55), Mali-G57 MP1 GPU — solid for 4G tasks, social apps, and casual gaming.
    • Memory & Storage: Variants include 4GB RAM + 128GB or 6GB RAM + 256GB (expandable via microSD); virtual RAM expansion available for smoother multitasking.
    • Cameras:
      • Rear: 50MP main (with dual-video support).
      • Front: 8MP with auto-zoom.
    • Battery: 5200mAh with 18W fast charging — excellent all-day (or multi-day) endurance.
    • Durability: IP65 dust/water resistant, MIL-STD-810H military-grade, 1.5m drop resistance.
    • Software: Android 15.
    • Other Features: Side-mounted fingerprint sensor, slim ~7.45mm unibody design, DTS audio, Ultra Link Free Call, available in vibrant colors.
    • Connectivity: 4G LTE, no 5G.

    Price and Availability in Uganda

    The itel City 200 is priced starting at UGX 450,000. It’s widely available across all itel stores nationwide, as well as select retailers. This positions it as a strong mid-budget contender in Uganda’s market, offering great value for users upgrading from older budget phones.

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