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Xiaomi-backed gaming smartphone creator Black Shark has unveiled the Black Shark 4 series in China today. The organization has released two new gadgets, the Black Shark 4 and Black Shark 4 Pro. Both the gadgets have comparable specs, including Snapdragon chipsets, triple cameras, 120W quick charging, and that’s just the beginning, yet have somewhat different designs.
So, prior to discussing the cost and accessibility, let us investigate the key specs and highlights of the Black Shark 4 series.
What We Know So Far
Presently, the Black Shark 4 and 4 Pro have comparable specs. First of all, both the models highlight a 6.67-inch Full HD+ AMOLED show with help for 144Hz refresh rate and 720Hz touch sampling rate. That is the most elevated touch reaction rate in any smartphone. It is higher than the most recent Poco F3 that flaunts a 360Hz touch sampling rate and the impending Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra which is set to highlight a 480Hz touch rate.
The display, on both the models, accompanies a punch hole configuration to house the selfie camera at the front. At the back, the Black Shark 4 and 4 Pro shakes a triple-camera cluster. The primary lens on the Pro variation is a 64MP sensor while the non-Pro model packs a 48MP lens. What’s more, there is additionally a 8MP super wide sensor and a 5MP sensor on the two models.
Likewise, both the models have physical trigger buttons that are incorporated into the suspension of the gadget. These triggers pass on flush to the body however come to become usable on-request. They can be utilized as additional button for games and as a single tick buttons for basic commands. Besides, both the models accompany 120W quick charging support which the organization affirmed preceding the present launch.
How Do They Differ
Now, coming to some of the major differences between both devices. There are not many. One of the key differences between the Pro and non-Pro variant is the chipset.
The standard Black Shark 4 packs a Qualcomm Snapdragon 870 chipset inside. On the other hand, the Pro variant includes the flagship Snapdragon 888 5G chipset under the hood.
Another difference between the models is in the physical design language, specifically the back panel. The standard Black Shark 4 features a plain back panel with no extra design flair at the back. On the contrary, the Black Shark 4 Pro comes with a shiny back panel featuring a big X-shaped pattern and LED lights for that gamer-esque look.
What Do They Cost
Going to the cost and capacity alternatives, the Black Shark 4 comes in three stockpiling choices in China. The base model with 6GB of RAM and 128GB of inner stockpiling costs CNY 2,499 (Rs. 27,811). The cost goes up to CNY 2,699 (~Rs. 30,036) for the 8GB + 128GB model, while the top spec 12GB + 256GB variant costs CNY 3,299 (~Rs. 36,714).
Dark Shark 4 Pro additionally accompanies three storage choices. The base model with 8GB of RAM and 256GB of capacity is valued at CNY 3,999 (~Rs. 44,504). It goes up to CNY 4,499 (~Rs. 47,843) for the 12GB+256GB variant. While the best quality 16GB+512GB model will be accessible for CNY 5,299 (~Rs. 58,972) in China.
Dark Shark 4 and 4 Pro will go on sale beginning from 26th March, alongside some new extras like Gaming Headset, Black Shark Cooling Back Clip 2 Pro, and protection/fluorescent cases.
