Bird M32 Frequently Asked Questions & Answers

• No, the Bird M32 is NOT water resistant
  Devices backed by an international standard rating of IP68 can withstand certain levels of dust, dirt, and sand, and are resistant to submersion up to a maximum depth of 1.5m in freshwater for up to thirty minutes.

• No, the Bird M32 is NOT 5G Ready
  With 5G, large amounts of data can be transmitted more efficiently than 4G LTE. That simply means faster downloads and blazing fast connections for more connected devices than ever before.5G offers faster streaming and better gaming performance.

• No, the Bird M32 was discontinued
  The Bird M32 first launched on 2007 and was found in new stores and online sites on Cancelled.

• No, the Bird M32 CANNOT charge wirelessly
  Wireless chargers generally use magnetic induction. It uses electromagnetic to transmit energy between a wireless charger and a device.With these types of phone, you typically charge it by placing it on the charger (usually sold separately).

• No, the Bird M32 does NOT support fast charging
  Fast Charging is a term frequently used to market chargers and devices capable of charging faster than the current charging standard (5 Watts). The different types of fast charging are : quick charge , adaptive fast charging and apple fast charging.

• No, the Bird M32 does NOT support dual sim cards
  A SIM card also known as subscriber identity module or subscriber identification module. You can search for mobile phones with dual sim cards on Technobezz.

• Bird M32 was Cancelled;

• Yes, the Bird M32 was discontinued

The battery type on the Bird M32 is a Removable Li-Ion 600 mAh battery; A regular phone has a battery capacity of 2500 mAh battery, which will roughly last for a day. On the other hand a larger battery capacity (4000 mAh, for instance) may typically need fewer recharges - this tends to make your phone battery life last longer.

The resolution of the Bird M32 is 128 x 160 pixels (~114 ppi density) , the display type entails a 1.8 inches, 10.2 cm2 (~23.6% screen-to-body ratio) ,.