The Japanese Sharp has been immersed in the sector of smart phones for some time. Surely you have verified that in each launch, the eyes are placed on their models. Now, maybe that's the only thing they get; after launch, little market is achieved. That is, the important thing is that they talk about you. And it is what he gets again with Sharp AQUOS R Compact.
This model is the smallest in the AQUOS series. And it does, yes, with the latest version of the Android operating system aka Oreo (Android 8.0). A point very in its favor. Meanwhile, the screen offered by the terminal reaches 4,9 inches and its resolution is Full HD + (2.032 x 1.080 pixels). Now, in the panel we will have another novelty: get a refresh rate of 120 Hz. So the fluidity in the use of the screen will be much greater than what we are used to seeing in current mobiles.
On the other hand, inside, this Sharp AQUOS R Compact integrates a Snapdragon 660 processor quad-core and running at 2,2 GHz frequency. The chip is added a 3 GB RAM and a 32 GB space to save files. Yes, it also has a microSD card slot and increase that storage figure.
As for its camera, the rear and main has a 16,4 megapixel sensor and PDAF technology (autofocus detection phase). With it we will be able to shoot fast without losing a good focus. Meanwhile, on the front we will have an 8 megapixel sensor that will create an "island" in the purest iPhone X style. This Sharp AQUOS R Compact is also a smartphone no frames.
As extras we can tell you that it has a fingerprint sensor; it has a USB-C connector to charge and connect external equipment; It is resistant to water and dust and its battery has a capacity of 2.500 milliamps with Quick Charge 3.0 technology. Sadly, this Sharp AQUOS R Compact will go on sale in its native country next December at an approximate price of $320.