Bell has launched a new smartphone brand called Ahlo.
The carrier says the phone has been designed in Canada with “value-conscious users” in mind. That said, it’s likely assembled in other parts of the world. So far, Bell hasn’t shared the phone’s manufacturer.
Image credit: Bell
The phone is now available for $270 outright or $1 per month at Bell or Virgin Plus (for a limited time). You can also buy it through various Canadian retailers, but this deal price appears to be locked to Bell/Virgin’s network.
Here are some of its specs and features:
- 6.58” FHD+ display
- 50-megapixel quad camera
- 5,000mAh battery
- 5G connectivity
- Fingerprint scanner
- Android 14 OS
- USB-C connectivity (cable included)
- 24-month warranty
A retailer’s site also states that the phone has 4GB RAM and runs on Samsung Exynos 1330 Octa-core processor, but Bell itself hasn’t confirmed this.
The Ahlo phone will be available through Bell and its Virgin Plus flanker bland, as well as the following retailers:
- Best Buy Express
- The Mobile Shop
- Staples
- Tbooth wireless
- Visions Electronics
- Wireless Kiosk @Costco
- WirelessWave
Image credit: Bell
For more on the Ahlo, check out our hands-on impressions.
Update: 17/04/2025 at 1:07 p.m. ET — Added details on the phone’s RAM and processor per a retailer’s site.
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