Vertu comes back "from the dead" with Aster P, a new ridiculously expensive smartphone that the company sells for customers who are looking for luxury in the phones they use, but who are willing to pay very high prices for products of this kind. Vertu is asking $5000 for the Aster P, an Android smartphone that is the first product the company has announced since it declared bankruptcy, but managed to remain active.
Vertu launches Aster P 4 years after the declaration of insolvency, the phone being presented in China today, but we are talking about a smartphone that is hand-made in Great Britain, with "ultra-premium" materials. Vertu claims that the Aster P has a resistance structure made of grade 5 titanium, and the screen is produced from a single piece of 133 carat sapphire, so we are talking about a phone that should be very resistant to scratches and impact.
VERTU Returns with the New Aster P, RIDICULOUSLY EXPENSIVE
Vertu created the Aster P case from a combination of crocodile and lizard skin, with a variety of colors available for those who forgo a plane ride to buy a stupidly expensive phone. Aster P also has a concierge service, meaning non-stop access to a person who helps you by phone with whatever you need, apart from that the SIM drawer opens like the wings of a bird, and there of course you can insert two nano SIM cards.
Vertu does not offer top specifications in the Aster P, phone with a Snapdragon 660 chip, with 6 GB RAM, 128 GB storage space, 4.9 inch AMOLED screen with 1080p resolution, 3200 mAh battery, standard 12 megapixel camera, and a 20 megapixel front, Android 8 controlling everything. Vertu at a minimum of 5000 dollars a phone with the specifications of a 200 dollar one, but the precious materials increase the price ridiculously much, and those who prefer gold can buy a version that costs 14.000 dollars.
