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iNQ Cloud Q Price

The retail price of a new or used/second hand iNQ Cloud Q varies widely depending on factors including availability, condition of device, your town or location and market demand. Click here to compare the price of iNQ Cloud Q across different regions, markets and countries.

Frequently Asked Questions(FAQs)

What is the screen size of the iNQ Cloud Q?

The iNQ Cloud Q has a 5.0 inch screen.

What type of processor does the iNQ Cloud Q have?

The iNQ Cloud Q has a 1.3 GHz quad-core processor.

How to reset or factory restore iNQ Cloud Q device?

There are several ways to reset or factory restore an iNQ Cloud Q device. The most common and recommended methods are: 1. Using a USB key: * Connect a USB key to the computer * Connect the device to the computer * Run a backup of your device to the USB key * Delete the current contents of the device * Reinsert the backup file into the device * Power off the device * Press the Volume-up button, the Power button, and the Home button simultaneously until the device screen appears * Select your language * Select the option to reset the device to factory settings * Wait for the device to restart and set up as a new device 1. Using the device's Settings app: * Open the device's Settings app * Scroll down and select "System" * Select "Backup & Reset" * Select "Factory data reset" * Enter your PIN to confirm the reset * Wait for the device to restart and set up as a new device 1. Using recovery mode: * Connect the device to the computer * Open a command prompt * Run the command to check for updates and install them if available * Enter recovery mode on the device * Select the backup file to restore the device * Wait for the device to restart and set up as a new device. Note: Before using any of the above methods, it's recommended to create a backup of all important data, especially if you have important files, contacts, or settings on the device. Also, be aware that factory resetting the device will erase all user data and settings, so this should only be done as a last resort.