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SpecTrax Lite is a tool that offers clients consolidated mobile device specifications in a ready-to-analyze format, updated weekly. It tracks top-level retail pricing data for over 50 countries and is the most complete unpaid repository of mobile device specifications and availability in the market.
SpecTrax Lite contains structured and consistent specification profiles for smartphones, tablets, featurephones, and wearables with weekly retailer-level availability tracking. Data from multiple, trusted sources are gathered and cleansed to create ready-to-analyze specification profiles. There are currently over 50,000 model variants from more than 850 brands in SpecTrax Lite, with 200+ new IDs added each month.
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See how easy it is to track models by product type, price tier, specification, and more with SpecTrax Lite.
SpecTrax Lite Demo Video-2
Simplify mobile device exploration with intuitive search features and a demo showcasing its capabilities.
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Effortlessly track and analyze specs for smartphones, tablets, feature phones, and wearables.
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