Malata Q501 vs G-Tide G7i

Comparing the Malata Q501 vs G-Tide G7i across display, camera and storage to help determine the better smartphone.

Here is the summary of the results:

Display: Malata Q501 offers a screen size of 2.4 inches, while G-Tide G7i offers 2.2 inches, making Malata Q501 the larger display of the two. Both Malata Q501 and G-Tide G7i feature the same LCD display.

Rear Camera: Malata Q501 offers a higher rear camera resolution with 2 MP, while G-Tide G7i offers 0.3 MP, making Malata Q501 better for rear camera photography.

Storage: Malata Q501 offers higher internal storage with 512 GB, while G-Tide G7i offers 128 GB, making Malata Q501 the better option for storage.

Malata Q501

(Discontinued)

G-Tide G7i

(Discontinued)

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Summary

Performance

N/A

32 MB RAM

Display

2.4 inches (6.1 cm)	2.2 inches (5.59 cm)
LCD	LCD
240x320 px	176x220 px

Rear Camera

2 MP

Primary Camera

0.3 MP

Primary Camera

Battery

1000 mAh

N/A

Storage

512 KB

128 MB

User Feedback

Performance

RAM

N/A

32 MB

RAM Type

N/A

SRAM

Display

Display Type

LCD

Screen Size

2.4 inches (6.1 cm)

2.2 inches (5.59 cm)

Resolution

240x320 px

176x220 px

Pixel Density

167 ppi

128 ppi

Screen to Body Ratio (calculated)

32.16 %

28.33 %

Design

Height

111 mm

96 mm

Width

50 mm

56 mm

Thickness

14.70 mm

12.50 mm

Weight

95 grams

65 grams

Rear Camera

Resolution

2 MP
Primary Camera

0.3 MP
Primary Camera

Flash

Yes

Shooting Modes

Continuous Shooting

Camera Features

Digital Zoom
Smile detection

Battery

Capacity

1000 mAh

N/A

Battery Type

Li-ion

N/A

TalkTime

Up to 5(2G)

N/A

Storage

Internal Storage

512 KB

128 MB

Expandable Storage

Yes Up to 8 GB

Yes Up to 4 GB

Network & Connectivity

SIM Slot(s)

Dual SIM

Network Support

5G Not Supported

Wi-Fi

Bluetooth

Yes

Multimedia

Music

Yes Music Formats: Yes MP3 Player with 3.5mm Audio Jack

Yes Music Formats: Yes MP3 Player

Sensors

Java

Yes

Browser

Yes

Phone Book

Yes 1000 Entries

SMS

Yes

MMS

Yes