The Black Shark 2, which was announced in China last week, is now available to purchase across various European countries at a starting price of €549. The phone will be shipping from April 1.
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Black Shark Technologies launched its first phone in April but only made it available in China. Now the firm has expanded, giving those in Europe a chance to purchase the gaming smartphone.
Black Shark Technologies introduced its gaming smartphone packing Qualcomm's Snapdragon 845 processor earlier this year in China but is now preparing to release the phone in Europe on November 16.
Black Shark is a relatively new company but is backed by industry giant Xiaomi. The firm has announced its next smartphone, the Helo, which comes with a new design and can be configured with 10GB RAM.
Black Shark Technologies revealed its gaming smartphone towards the beginning of the year, the problems is that it wasn't and still isn't available to many. That could all soon change.
A number of companies have made clear that they are setting their sights on the gaming smartphone category. Not one to be outdone, Asus has now also thrown its hat into an increasingly crowded ring.
After a couple weeks of teasing a new handset, Black Shark Technologies has finally revealed their first smartphone. The handset is geared towards gamers and even has a controller attachment.
Black Shark Technologies is a newcomer that is building a smartphone for gamers. The handset will be revealed on April 13 but it looks like a newly leaked image could be giving us an early look.
We are a week away from the announcement of the new smartphone from Black Shark Technologies. The handset is rumored to cater to gamers and will allegedly arrive with a 120Hz display.
Newcomer Black Shark Technologies is preparing for the launch of its first smartphone. On April 13, it has an event scheduled with a rumor that it could be a phone with a 120Hz display.
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