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Huawei Fusion 2 heads to the FCC

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Huawei’s latest budget phone, the Huawei Fusion 2, was seen being serenaded by engineers over at the offices of the FCC. The smallish device is no doubt headed for AT&T. Earlier leaks of the device suggested this, but the FCC’s confirmation of AT&T’s GSM radios gives us another piece of evidence to cling on to.

The device won’t be a looker for those who want a powerful device but it’s going to be aimed at AT&T’s PAYG customers. The off-contract price could be less than $200, but that’s not something we can be confident in until we get more evidence or hear it from AT&T themselves. Head to the FCC to see for yourself. [via Phonescoop]

Quentyn Kennemer
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3 Comments

  1. No

  2. i have the original fusion…it’s okay except the fact that i can barely have 5 apps -,-

  3. Wait, what’s the difference between this and the original AT&T Fusion?

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