Bkav distributes smartphones in Myanmar

July 05, 2019 - 22:06

The Bkav Technology Group on Thursday announced that it will distribute its made-in-Vietnam smartphones Bphone 3 and Bphone 3 Pro in Myanmar.

A man tests a Bphone 3 smartphone at Bkav's announcement event for its Bphone 3 and Bphone 3 Pro phones in Myanmar on Thursday. Photo courtesy of the organiser

MYANMAR — The Bkav Technology Group on Thursday announced that it will distribute its made-in-Vietnam smartphones Bphone 3 and Bphone 3 Pro in Myanmar.

Bkav has cooperated with Mytel – Viettel’s brand in Myanmar which will help the company distribute Bphone and offer support for clients.

Bkav has opened three official service centres in Yangoon and 27 venues offering a warranty for Bphone across Myanmar.

Lê Quang Hiệp, general director of Bkav Myanmar, said the company brought Bphone 3 to Myanmar with the aim of offering hi-end smartphones with an affordable price.

Bkav launched Bphone in 2015 and Bphone 2 in 2017.

Bphone 3, which was introduced last October, received an award for Best Vietnamese Phone at Tech Awards 2018 organised by online newspaper VnExpress in January. — VNS

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