CDRKing Cellphone Line-Up, Growing Fast! FastPhone Price Starts at Php 599!
I finally got the chance to walk around the three levels of the newly-opened Lucky Chinatown Mall in Binondo last Sunday. And I realized - after all that strolling - that just like with most other malls in Manila, its top floor is my favorite. And no, it's not just because of the food court.
Lucky Chinatown's third-level houses most of its gadget shops, appliance and electronics stores, and it even has business centers for both Globe Telecom and Sun Cellular. And yes, there's where you'll find one of the bigger CDR-King branches in Metro Manila currently. So it's really an ideal place to do some gadget window-shopping.
Anyway. I wanna show you what I saw on LCT CDR-King's glass display.
Didn't I tell you CDRKing has got it all?!
Just two months back, I dropped by CDKing SM San Lazaro and if I my memory serves me right, they only had like one or two Fastphone models on shelf. "'Yan lang po ang phones namin, Sir," I remember one of the sales staff telling me. Now, they have a total of 14 cellphone models ranging from a Php 2,580 Dual SIM Android touchscreen phone with Analog TV functionality all the way to their dirt-cheap Php 599 basic phone with Dual SIM, Dual Standby support, Torchlight, and a 0.3 MegaPixel camera.
Yes, contrary to what you may be thinking, it's rechargeable. I mean, they even made sure that the 'key feature' is written on the packaging. What a trip!
So here's CDKing's current Fastphone roster should you be interested in getting one:
Now, I know the question in your mind is, "Yes, they're very cheap but are they reliable? Hindi ba madaling masira?" You know what, I've owned and used several CDRKing products - USB dongles, several mice, a WiFi router, an SD card reader, keyboards, cooling fans, etc. - and I haven't really returned any unit to a store yet. Those products I think were reliable but I can't really vouch for the quality of these phones only because I haven't really owned nor reviewed one.
So I'm asking you: Do you own a Fastphone? What can you say about it? Is it good? Kindly share your thoughts on your phone via our comments section. Thanks!
Lucky Chinatown's third-level houses most of its gadget shops, appliance and electronics stores, and it even has business centers for both Globe Telecom and Sun Cellular. And yes, there's where you'll find one of the bigger CDR-King branches in Metro Manila currently. So it's really an ideal place to do some gadget window-shopping.
Anyway. I wanna show you what I saw on LCT CDR-King's glass display.
Didn't I tell you CDRKing has got it all?!
Just two months back, I dropped by CDKing SM San Lazaro and if I my memory serves me right, they only had like one or two Fastphone models on shelf. "'Yan lang po ang phones namin, Sir," I remember one of the sales staff telling me. Now, they have a total of 14 cellphone models ranging from a Php 2,580 Dual SIM Android touchscreen phone with Analog TV functionality all the way to their dirt-cheap Php 599 basic phone with Dual SIM, Dual Standby support, Torchlight, and a 0.3 MegaPixel camera.
Yes, contrary to what you may be thinking, it's rechargeable. I mean, they even made sure that the 'key feature' is written on the packaging. What a trip!
So here's CDKing's current Fastphone roster should you be interested in getting one:
Now, I know the question in your mind is, "Yes, they're very cheap but are they reliable? Hindi ba madaling masira?" You know what, I've owned and used several CDRKing products - USB dongles, several mice, a WiFi router, an SD card reader, keyboards, cooling fans, etc. - and I haven't really returned any unit to a store yet. Those products I think were reliable but I can't really vouch for the quality of these phones only because I haven't really owned nor reviewed one.
So I'm asking you: Do you own a Fastphone? What can you say about it? Is it good? Kindly share your thoughts on your phone via our comments section. Thanks!
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