QMobile Noir X600

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QMobile Noir X600 Price

At the time of it's release in 2015, February, the manufacturer's retail price for a new QMobile Noir X600 was about 150 EUR.

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Frequently Asked Questions(FAQs)

What is the battery capacity of QMobile Noir X600?

3000 mAh

How to reset or factory restore QMobile Noir X600 device?

Resetting a QMobile Noir X600 device will erase all of its content and settings to their defaults. Here are the most common and recommended ways to reset a QMobile Noir X600 device: 1. Using the Power Button and Volume Key: Press and hold the Volume button while pressing and releasing the Power button. This will trigger the bootloader menu, which will allow you to choose an option to reset or factory reset the device. 2. Using Recovery Mode: Reboot the device and press and hold the Volume down button while the device is booting up to enter Recovery Mode. From here, select "Wipe data/factory reset" and confirm your selection. 3. Using PC: Open the QMobile PC Suite application and select the device from the list of connected devices. Then, go to the More Tools tab and select "backup and restore". Follow the instructions given on the screen to reset the device to its factory settings. 4. Using Backup: If you have a backup of your device, you can use that to restore the device to its previous state, effectively "resetting" it. You can use any backup software such as Kies, Custom recovery, or etc. to restore the device. It is important to note that resetting a device will completely and permanently erase all of its content, so make sure you have a backup of any important information before resetting your device. It is also important to understand that resetting your device will void its warranty, so use this option at your own risk.