Among the many brands belonging to the vast ecosystem of Xiaomi we also find QIN, a manufacturer of decidedly concept-type smartphones, but with completely modern features. Here on our blog we have often told you about the creations of this brand and now we do it again as it is from poco a smartphone with a design inspired by Nintendo's glorious GameBoy and dedicated to the little ones of the house appeared on the scene.
The name of the smartphone is QIN AI Ping Q, definitely poco attractive for the market but what matters is what is offered to us. In fact, we find a small 1,54-inch color screen with a resolution of 240 x 240 pixels while a 1150 mAh battery takes care of everything, which although limited in amperage, given the decidedly limited hardware allows you to obtain autonomy which extends beyond 2 days of use, without having to recharge the device for any sort of use. Charging takes place via USB Type-C.
Xiaomi QIN AI Ping Q is the smartphone for children with "Game Boy" features
Although we have declared that the Xiaomi QIN AI Ping Q is a smartphone, we do not have a physical SIM but an eSIM that therefore allows internet access as well as using WiFi and GPS, so you can access the position of the smartphone and therefore of our child, at all times. Of course there is the possibility to make and receive calls.
In addition, this curious smartphone integrates a complete parental control system, in able to prevent the installation of third party applications and their access, also eliminating any form of spam on a commercial and pornographic level. Despite the features of GameBoy, however, no games or emulators are pre-installed.
Among the other features available, we find the presence of the voice assistant XiaoAI, a music player, the alarm clock and some specific applications for the study. A product that would perhaps make little leverage in our market, but which in China is already a success considering a launch price of 399 yuan, which corresponds more or less to 50 euros at the current exchange rate. And would you buy it for your child?
