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Philips Xenium 9@9h specifications

1.80" TFT128×1601100mAh
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The Philips Xenium 9@9h is a 2007 entry-level GSM feature phone from Philips' long-standby Xenium lineup, featuring a 1.8-inch TFT display at 128x160 pixels in an ultra-compact 88x44x22mm body weighing just 78g. With no camera and only miniUSB connectivity, it prioritises voice calls and basic messaging with a large 1100mAh battery for extended standby. Its appeal is simplicity and reliability for users who need a pocketable everyday communicator.

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Strengths

  • Pro: Extremely lightweight 78g body
  • Pro: Ultra-compact 88x44mm footprint for easy pocketing
  • Pro: 1100mAh battery delivers strong standby time
  • Pro: Simple and reliable for voice calls and messaging
  • Pro: Philips Xenium long-battery-life reputation

Weaknesses

  • Con: No camera at all
  • Con: No Bluetooth connectivity
  • Con: Only 2MB internal storage with no card slot
  • Con: 128x160 pixel display is very low resolution
  • Con: No data connectivity beyond basic GPRS

Full Specifications

Display

1.80"
Screen Size
0MP
Resolution
Size
1.80 inches
Resolution
128 x 160 pixels
Aspect Ratio
4:5
Pixel Density
114 ppi
Technology
TFT

Chipset & Memory

Storage
2 MB

Battery

1100 mAh
Battery
Capacity
1100 mAh

Design

78g
Weight
88x44x22
Dimensions (mm)
Form Factor
Bar
Dimensions
88 x 44 x 22 mm
Weight
78 g (2.75 oz)
Colors
Gray

Connectivity

USB
miniUSB

Features and specifications are subject to change without prior notification.

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