Blackview Releases BL9000 Rugged Smartphone With Dual-Screens

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[Press Release] Blackview has returned with a new rugged smartphone. As a leader in the industry, the company constantly innovates and reinvents its products, and its latest release, the BL9000, is no slouch.

Offering a revolutionary secondary display, 50MP front and rear cameras, and the MediaTek Dimensity 8020 chipset, this smartphone makes no compromises to achieve its rugged build quality.

Blackview BL9000 Dual-Screen 120Hz 2.4K Display
 

Blackview offers a small but effective 1.3-inch circular secondary display with the BL9000. Coming in handy to display crucial information like a clock, fitness tracking, and more, the dual-screen sets this smartphone apart from the rest.

Thanks to the screen, the rear 50MP camera can also be used for high-quality selfies, opening up opportunities for an efficient dual-screen lifestyle. Meanwhile, the main display sports a 6.78-inch 2.4K screen.

This high pixel density display is accompanied by a 120Hz refresh rate, making each scroll as smooth as possible. Also included are Harman Kardon Smart-PA speakers, making the BL9000 the ultimate rugged entertainment and gaming smartphone.

Blackview BL9000 Dimensity 8020 24GB RAM 512GB ROM
 

The Dimensity 8020 processor brings 5G capabilities to the BL9000. This CPU is at the heart of the seamless experience provided by Blackview, further assisted by 24GB of RAM and 512GB of storage.

Blackview has also designed the smartphone with a long-lasting battery. The 8800mAh battery delivers up to 576 hours of standby time and can easily be charged up to 20% in just 6 minutes.

Blackview BL9000 Dual-Screen 50MP Selfie

Cameras are yet another strong suit of the BL9000. Utilizing Samsung’s 50MP ISOCELL GN5 rear camera and the 50MP selfie camera, lifelike images and 4K video recording are a breeze to produce for the smartphone.

To nobody’s surprise, Blackview ensures extreme durability for its latest device. Strong enough to survive a drop from 1.2 meters and 1.5m of water, this rugged phone can handle anything you throw at it.

Blackview BL9000 Durability & Ruggedness

This impressive hardware is accompanied by the DokeOS 4.0 software. Based on Android 13, it packs useful features like the Workspace and EasyShare Apps, in addition to the Focus Mode.

All of this and more can be yours for the affordable price of $299.99 starting today. Blackview is running a special promotion on AliExpress until 19 January, discounting the phone to this price for the first 500 buyers.

The first 100 buyers will also be gifted the Airbuds 8 at no additional cost, so head over to the official store to learn more. For more details on Blackview’s ongoing promotion, head to this story covering Blackview’s Super Brand Day.

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