Jio Rs 4000 phone coming soon? Orbic RC545L phone with SD 215 and Android 10 listed on Google Play Console

Main Image
  • Like
  • Comment
  • Share

About a week ago a report suggested that Reliance Jio is allegedly working on a sub Rs 4000 phone. While Reliance’s Jio arm is currently maintaining silence regarding details of the upcoming affordable Jio Android phone, a smartphone codenamed Orbic RC545L has appeared on the Google Android listing.

The Google console itself has no mention of Reliance or Jio, a tipster claims that this is the same Rs 4,000 smartphone was in the news last week. At the same time, FCC listing of the same device does not corroborate these claims.

The Google Play Console listing reveals that the Reliance Orbic (RC545L) smartphone is backed by Qualcomm Snapdragon QM215 which is codename for SD215SoC. The affordable smartphone is listed to run Google Android 10. It is quite possible that it comes running the Android Go version. The phone is listed to feature an HD+ screen with a 720×1440 resolution.

The same RC 545L device was also spotted on the United State’s Federal Communications Commission website. Interestingly, the RC 545L is submitted to FFC by Reliance Communications LLC which doesn’t seem to have any direct connection Jio or Reliance Industries. The FCC listing also reveals that this is a made in China phone (which is contrary to earlier reports on Jio’s Android phone).

ALSO READ: Poco X3 Review with Pros and Cons – Should you buy it? 

As per the rumors on the street, the Jio Android phone is expected to make its debut around Diwali in India. Jio is reportedly hoping to sell 200 million smartphones in the next two years. If indeed a Jio smartphone under Rs 4,000 is true, it could disrupt the affordable feature phone market. Since Smartprix, can not independently verify this information, we urge you to take it with a pinch of salt.

Thanks for the tip Nishant.

Smartprix StaffSmartprix Staff
The SM Staff team consists of tech-savvy writers and editors adept at simplifying complex tech into easily understandable information.



Related Articles

ImageWhy You Shouldn’t Wait to Buy a Samsung Foldable: The Memory Chip Crisis Explained

If you’ve been sitting on the edge about buying a Samsung foldable, analysts tracking India’s smartphone supply chain have a clear message: you might not be able to get it at the launch price forever. Also Read: Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra vs. iPhone Ultra: How Apple’s Rumored Foldable Stacks Up Against The Best We …

ImageJio Next may go on sale from September 10; How to get it for ₹500

Since its inception in the year 2016, Jio Phones have been popular among the masses due to their affordable cost and premium features. Carrying this legacy forward, Reliance announced Jio Next back in June at their AGM conference. The smartphone is said to be an ultra-affordable 4G phone which aims towards mobile users who are …

ImageAndroid-based Jio Phone under Rs 4000 likely to be next disruptive offering from Reliance telecom arm: Report

Mukesh Ambani has an illustrious history of disrupting telecom space. Back in 2003 under his wings then Reliance Infocomm than launched Rs 501 phones in with carrier contracts. About a decade after the 501 phone spectacle, Reliance Industry launched Jio platforms with lifetime free calling and cheap data that literally turned the Telecom industry upside …

ImageSamsung Galaxy S26 FE, Tab S12+, And A07s All Spotted On Google’s Play Console

Samsung’s next wave of Galaxy hardware has surfaced well ahead of any official confirmation. The Galaxy S26 FE, Galaxy Tab S12+, and Galaxy A07s have all appeared on Google’s Play Console Supported Devices list, each with distinct regional model numbers, no less. For context, such a listing indicates that Google has already added the device …

ImageGoogle Confirms Android 17 Public Beta 1 is Coming Soon, and It’ll Roll Out Automatically to Current Testers

Google has officially confirmed that Android 17 Beta 1 is on the way, and the company says it’s coming “soon.” Google shared this right after pushing Android 16 QPR3 Beta 2.1, which makes it clear the next major Android version is about to enter its public testing phase. This year, Google is changing the flow. …

Discuss

Be the first to leave a comment.