The main two phones in the upcoming Alcatel range will be the budget 1X, and the mid-range 3V.
Both phones are being released in the U.S. in the coming months. I wonder if the "global rollout to follow" might mean that Mobile / Family Zone could be included?
"Alcatel was one of the many brands showing off new phones at MWC in Barcelona last month, and now we've got confirmation from the company that the 1X and 3V will both be heading to the United States.
The Alcatel 1X is the least powerful of all the phones Alcatel announced at MWC, but it's notable as it's the company's first Android Go handset. The device is equipped with a 5.3-inch 960 x 480 display, a MediaTek quad-core 1.28GHz processor, 2,460 mAh battery, and 16GB of storage that can be expanded up to 32GB. Those certainly aren't the most impressive specs in the world, but considering that Alcatel will sell the 1X for under $100 in the U.S., there's not much you can complain about. Plus, since this is an Android Go phone, you'll get a lightweight version of Android Oreo out of the box that's optimized to run well on less-powerful silicon. Oh, and there's a fingerprint sensor.
Moving on to the Alcatel 3V, this is a considerably more impressive phone. It's Alcatel's first phone to launch in the U.S. with dual rear cameras, with the setup consisting of a 12MP and 2MP combo. Other specs include a TCL-built 6-inch 2160 x 1080 screen with an 18:9 aspect ratio, MT8735A processor, 2GB of RAM, and a 3,000 mAh battery. There's a fingerprint sensor, face unlock feature, and Android Oreo is present out of the box. Pricing for the 3V was previously announced at €189, and that comes out to a little over $232 USD."
