6. Materials and build quality.

The materials used in the Vertu Signature Touch are appropriately expensive: Strong and durable titanium, a scratch-resistant sapphire crystal screen, a back cloaked in premium animal hide, and a ceramic “pillow” around the earpiece of the handset. All of this accounts for some of its exorbitant price. Even its SIM-card holder has flourish: You fold out a little handle on the back of the phone, twist it, and pop open a swinging door. The underside of that door is signed with an etching by its builder; each phone is assembled by a single person from soup to nuts in Vertu’s factory in England. The one I tested was built by someone named C. Davis, and he (or she) did a good job. It would have made me feel worse if I’d dropped it.

5 thoughts on “Photos: 10 Things You Need To Know About Nigeria’s Billionaire Kidnappers Vertu Phone”

  1. Wow! Technology at it’s best. I wish I had the $10k for my family’s welfare. A strange world indeed where the poor walks miles to get food while the rich walks miles to digest food.

    1. Don’t worry it shall be well..its matter of time..dont loose your faith in God as far there’s life,Sure a new day shall come..Dont not burder how he will do it for you & your family..its not about how one begins the race in fast lane but how he end it with success & joy.

  2. Join Me in Praising GOD He has Done it Again in My Life. Please Rejoice with Me. I just Bought a Brand New 2017 Model of KJV HOLY BIBLE. Abi ko Tope?

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