Xolo, the brand got some quick popularity by launching the first
Intel based smartphone a couple of years ago. This Indian company is
popular for making premium budget smartphones; the company does offer
some great value to money with its series of smartphones. Today we are
going to review the Xolo A500S IPS smartphone, it is the successor model
of the Xolo A500S launched last year. Both the devices fall in the same
budget category and have no major difference in terms of design and
hardware. The only thing that differentiates these 2 smartphones is the
display.
Xolo A500S IPS comes with IPS display which is better than the
regular display on the older A500S smartphone. It offers good viewing
angles and better brightness. Let take a peep into the device and see
how it works.
Design
The Xolo A500S IPS has the same design as the older A500S, the device
looks very beautiful and is very slim. The one thing that we appreciate
about this smartphone too much is that single hand operation is very
easy on this smartphone. These days’ people prefer bigger smartphones,
and we find quite a few compact and powerful smartphones in the market.
The Xolo A500S IPS is not a very powerful smartphone, but its certainly a
decent smartphone with compact size.
The physical layout of the phone is designed for comfort; the right
side of the panel hosts the power and lock key while the volume keys are
placed on the left hand side of the panel. The front side is dominated
by the 4-inch IPS display with three capacitive touch buttons at the
bottom. The back panel of the smartphone comes in multiple colors and
has a rubberized matt finish on it. There is a 5MP camera on the rear
side accompanied with an LED flash, there is also a front-facing VGA
resolution camera for video calling.
The Overall design of the phone is attractive and delivers very good
one hand navigation, one need not stretch out his fingers or wrist to
reach out to farther side of the display.
Software and User Interface
The Xolo A500S IPS smartphone comes with Android 4.2 Jelly Bean
Operating System, the user gets Google’s Play Store on board which has
millions of apps and games to download from. One can improve the
productivity and entertainment features of the phone by downloading
various applications. The Jelly Bean OS brings the latest Android
features on board along with security updates. The OS on this device is
not tweaked much and offer stock Android experience. The User Interface
is not changed and is standard when compared to other stock Android
phones.
Hardware
This smartphone has mid-range specs on board, it comes with a
Dual-Core MediaTek processor clocked at a speed of 1.3GHz per core, and
the device also hosts a Mali-400MP GPU for better graphics on board. The
device measures 125 x 63.2 x 8.98mm and is amazingly light, it has a
4-inch touch display and is equipped with Accelerometer, Ambient light
sensor and Proximity sensor. It uses a 1,400mAH battery as its power
source which lasts fairly for one full day. This smartphone has a 512MB
of RAM and 4GB ROM, there is also a micro SD slot on this phone to help
user expand memory up to 32GB.
Display
Display is the only component on this device that has got on upgrade,
the older device (Xolo A500S) did not have IPS display, and this one
has. The display on this device offer bright visuals and the color
reproduction is very natural. The display has wide viewing angles and
the touch response is excellent. The phone’s hardware allows playback of
1080p videos while it supports 720p recording on board. This is one of
the best smartphones in the budget category, for Rs 6,500 it a great
choice.
Camera & Performance
Like we said earlier it’s a mid-range smartphone, so don’t expect
higher resolution cameras on board. It comes with mid-range camera on
the both the sides of the phone. The rear side of the phone holds a 5MP
camera with LED flash and autofocus feature. The camera UI on the phone
is standard and the company has not gone crazy tweaking it too much. It
offers standard Android camera interface with the similar set of
features like touch focus, Geo-tagging and panorama.
The camera UI on the top holds the twitch camera button, there is
also the shutter button and the video recording toggle button. This
smartphone captures good day light images, the low light images on this
phone is poor. Considering a low budget offering one would not get
disappointed with poor low light images. The rear camera on this device
is also capable of shooting 720p videos while the front facing VGA
resolution camera helps in video calling.
The performance of the phone is average, in fact better than other
Android smartphones in the same price range. During our encounter with
this compact budget offering we did not see any lags or issues with the
phone. The Camera worked perfect, we were able to record HD videos and
there were no issues with the software too. Everything on this
smartphone is well optimized to offer good user experience.
My Verdict: Deal or No deal?
A lot of people get confused between Xolo A500S and Xolo A500S IPS as
to which is better? And when people ask which is better, they mean
which one performs better. Both the phones have same performance, there
is not going to be any difference at all. Both these smartphones have
same hardware, so if you are in a myth that the Latest A500S IPS is
better and faster than the Xolo A500S, then please come out of it.
Latest does not always mean faster than older, in this case the A500S
IPS comes with a better display.So it’s a great deal to buy either Xolo
A500S or A500S IPS, I would recommend my readers to go for Xolo A500S
IPS because for a few extra bucks you get a real good display. For six
thousand and odd rupees this is the best you can get in the market. Go
for it.
Micromax officially launched the Canvas Turbo
in October last year. This smartphone has some great features and is
the first full HD smartphone from the company. The Canvas Turbo has a
5-inch display based on Continuous Grain Silicon technology, we got the
device from Micromax and here is the full review of this Indian
smartphone.
Design
This is one of the best smartphones in the market and is the best
smartphone by any Indian company. The Canvas Turbo is a very slim
device, it has an aluminum body with matt finish on the rear side. The
power/lock key is placed on the right hand side along volume keys, the
placement of buttons on the sides make easy navigation. The left hand
side of the phone holds 2 micro SIM slots, the phone’s back panel is
non-removable and is made of aluminum.
The front of the phone is dominated by the 5-inch display and has a
5MP camera on top of it along with three touch sensitive buttons in the
bottom for Home, Menu and Back navigation. The rear of the phone is
divided into 3 parts, the central part is the back door which is made of
aluminum.
The upper and lower parts are made of plastic, a normal user may not
differentiate between the central aluminum and the plastics on top and
bottom. Overall the design of the phone is very attractive and is easy
to hold in one hand. With matt finish on the rear the phone is little
slippery.
Software
The Canvas Turbo comes with Android 4.2 Jelly Bean Operating System
with a little modification in the UI. Micromax has not used the stock
launcher and changed it with some other launcher, rest of the phone’s
interface gives the stock Android feel, it comes with the same
notification bar and settings menu. Micromax has included some ringtones
and wallpapers to match with the profile of the company.
Additionally this Indian manufacturer has included the iFloat
application. A lot of people compare it with Samsung’s multi window
feature but we wont do that. This is totally a different thing
altogether. The iFloat app in Canvas Turbo allows user to add multiple
windows on one screen, the UI of iFloat is very simple and user
friendly. One can add multiple windows on the display for better
multi-tasking, there is also option to decrease and increase size of the
windows present on the screen.
Another good thing about the Canvas Turbo is its Camera, the Canvas
Turbo just like Canvas 4 comes with Sony camera and offers some of the
best shots in the low lighting conditions. Micromax offers a different
UI in the camera application. Micromax calls its camera the Camerazzi
and offers some good features like GIF animation, 3D panorama, Burst
mode, Object Removal among others. The camera on this device is capable
of shooting full HD videos and comes with HDR mode.
Hardware
Micromax has really used some tough materials on the phone, it does
not feel cheap or look cheap. The phone is premium in looks and feel,
the build quality is amazing and feels tough. This is the first Indian
smartphone that surprised us with the performance, features and build
quality. On the hardware front the Canvas Turbo has a 5-inch multi touch
display with a resolution of 1920x1080 pixels with 440PPI density. It
comes powered by a 1.5GHz Quad-Core MediaTek processor coupled with
PowerVR SGX544 GPU and 2GB RAM.
There are Accelerometer, Gyroscope, Proximity and Ambient light
sensors on board along with 16GB of internal storage capacity. The
device has a 13MP rear camera and a 5MP front facing camera for video
calling purpose. And all of these use a 2,000mAH battery to function
effortlessly on this device.
We generally don’t get quality earphones with smartphones made in
India. The Canvas Turbo is bundled with a nice quality earphone with
mic, it features a soft rubberized wire and call answer button on it.
The sound quality of the earphone is great with good bass effects.
Display
Micromax Canvas Turbo, the company says it can Juggle Many Lives,
well it truly can Juggle many lives. The phone’s USP is its 5-inch full
HD display, it is the first smartphone from Micromax to have a full HD
resolution. The display offers bright visuals, the text is very clear,
pictures and videos looks brilliant. There are no lags or frame drops
while playing HD games or FHD videos, Quad-Core processor supports the
display perfectly.
Camera
This smartphone has a 13MP rear camera with LED flash from Sony.
There is a 5MP front-facing camera for video calling. The rear camera on
this device is amazing and takes great pictures in day light. Color
reproduction is good and images look natural and real. Budget
smartphones comes with poor cameras, and make no mistake this is a high
end Indian smartphone offering best value for money. The Camera app
did sometime report issues and was closed automatically but that we
expect to get fixed with the kitkat update coming in a couple of
months.
Images taken in low light conditions came out to be brilliant,
although there is little noise and that is clearly visible when zooming
in the images but its good for a smartphone camera. The rear camera on
this smartphone is also capable of shooting full HD videos, the camer UI
on this smartphone comes with a lof features and funtions. Features
like Cinemagraph, 360 degree Panorama, Burst mode and Object eraser are
included in the camera UI of this phone. Here are some samples of the
images taken at night using the Canvas Turbo
Performance
We have reviewed quite a few phones in the past and this one turned
out to be the best of all. In our review session we bombarded the phone
with a lot of HD games and HD videos, we tried maximum to make this
device report error or force close applications but that dint happen.
Full HD games like Shadow Guns, Modern Combat 2, Air Attack HD and Nova 3
played perfectly on this device. We did not experience any issue while
playing any of these games on this smartphone. Some of other smartphones
we reviewed previously also came with FHD resolution but had problems
playing these games. Thanks to the Quad-Core processor and 2GB RAM on
board as it really helps the phone to perform better and faster than its
rivals, multi tasking is also amazing and works just the way it is
designed.
This smartphone comes with Dual SIM feature, it supports micro SIM on
both the slots. The phone is 3G enabled and thus we used 3G internet on
the phone to test the speed. Web pages loaded in average time and apps
downloaded faster, there were some issues on the WiFi and at times web
pages took little longer than normal load time to load the pages and
content on this smartphone. Calling experience is again average on this
phone while texting is really amazing. The keyboard is perfectly tweaked
to offer accurate touches while typing.
We did not run any benchmarking apps on this device because we
strongly did not wanted to compare this device with other devices in the
market. Another reason for not running benchmarks was that the phone
was extremely fast, there were no issues playing any games, running apps
and watching movies.
The 2,000mAH battery might look tiny on paper; we too felt that mere
2,000mAH battery will not do justice to the giant display and Quad-Core
processor. During our review session, which lasted for 1 full day, the
phone’s battery did not disappoint us. It gave us a backup for 13hours,
we used the phone mostly for playing HD games and watching movies. We
used 3G and WiFi at regular intervals for internet needs, we played
music on loudspeaker and attended about 15 calls with average texting.
Micromax has done something with the software to increase the battery
life of the device, otherwise a 2,000mAH battery cannot last that long.
My Verdict
This is by far the best smartphone we have reviewed in the past. Moreover with a price tag of Rs 18,000 it’s a great deal. Canvas Turbo
does not report any issues except the one software bug with the Camera
App. Also this device is likely to get a software update in the coming
months which will bring Android kitkat to this device.
The only drawback this smartphone has is the lack of external memory
storage. The device does not have a micro SD card slot, although this
smartphone supports USB O-T-G and one can connect pen drive or any mass
storage using OTG cable but a lot of people prefer micro SD cards for
secondary storage and not OTG. So if you don’t mind setting up OTG for
storage or if you are happy with the 16GB memory then you can go ahead
and buy this device. Also I recommend this smartphone to people who are
looking to buy a smartphone in the 20k to 25k budget category, this one
comes for just 18k but offers something more than what other 18k
smartphones can.
Sony Xperia M is budget smartphone aimed at mid-high end consumers.
The device comes with a price tag of Rs 13,490 for single SIM and Rs
14,490 for Dual SIM version. It does not have a Xperia Z like camera and
the giant display, but it offers something worth buying in the budget
category. Check out our full review of this smartphone below.
Design and Build
Sony has actually made a lot of advancement in terms of designing its
smartphones. The Omnibalance concept is actually turning out to be one
of the best design concepts in the market. The Xperia M is also a
product of the Omnibalance design and looks very much like the Xperia Z
and Z1. This smartphone is very slim and sleek, single hand usage comes
as a byproduct with the design it adopts. With this design and elegance
we can say that it is one of the gorgeous looking smartphone in the mid
range price segment.
Previously we reviewed the Xperia Z1 which was a waterproof and dust
proof device, although the Xperia M looks very similar to Z1 in terms of
design it does not feature water and dust resistance coating. This
smartphone measures 9.3mm thick, which is not the slimmest but certainly
not very thick too. It weighs mere 115grams and gives a balanced feel
in the hand. The build quality of the phone is decent; the rear panel of
the phone is made of polycarbonate and has rubberized finish on it.
This smartphone is available in black, white, purple and yellow colors.
Display
The Sony Xperia M comes with a 4-inch Multi-touch capacitive display
with a resolution of 480x854 pixels, it does not have Sony Bravia engine
or the trilluminos to give you a TV like quality. The display on this
device has a pixel density of 245 pixels per inch, the display overall
is average. In terms of visibility indoor we were completely satisfied
with it, what disappointed us was the outdoor visibility.
Reading texts, watching movies and videos was satisfactory on this
device, we did not notice pixels on texts and images, and everything
appeared sharp and clear. The display on this device lacks good viewing
angles, color don’t look true and natural when viewing from sides. The
brightness levels on the display are pretty good and support auto
brightness.
There are no complaints and issues in the responsiveness of the
display, touches were accurate and typing was very easy on this device.
Swiping through apps and home screens are very smooth, thanks to the
Dual-Core processor on board.
Software and User Interface
The Xperia M runs Android 4.1.2 Jelly Bean out of the box and it is
skinned with Xperia UI. The user interface adds pinch to edit home
screens and widgets menu. Unlike other 4-inch smartphones this one comes
with a better keyboard and enhanced typing features. Sony has included 8
pre-installed themes which the user can change as per his needs.
The device has the power button on the right side, making it easy to
reach out at it when needed. The volume keys are placed on the left hand
side and the camera shutter key is on the right bottom. The device has
three capacitive touch buttons at the bottom of the display accompanied
by a beautiful LED indicator. What Sony offer more with this device is
NFC and Android Beam, which a lot of budget smartphones don’t offer.
On a broader scale the Xperia M has good software on board and Sony
has not gone crazy tweaking it too much. The Xperia UI does take away
the stock android feel but that’s for a good reason, the Xperia UI is
really fast on this device and it never lagged or stopped in our
encounter with the smartphone.
Hardware
As said earlier, the build quality of the phone is excellent and it
is very well complimented with quality hardware on board. The device has
a 1GHz Dual-Core Snapdragon processor coupled with 1GB RAM. it has a
set of Accelerometer, Gyroscope, Proximity sensor and Compass on board.
The combination of this hardware makes this device an exceptional device
in the budget category.
The main processor on this smartphone is coupled with an Adreno 305
GPU for graphic rendering. This improves the battery life of the
smartphone. It comes with a 1,750mAH battery and offers good backup.
Sony claims that it offers up to 7hours and 30 minutes of talk time on
3G and gives standby time up to 450hours. We dint get to test it for
that long but in our review session we played intense games, used 3G,
WiFi and played music. During the 3 hours review session the battery
percentage dropped down to 50% from 100%, this is pretty decent for a
budget offering.
Camera and Memory
Sony is popular worldwide for making good camera phones, there are
companies that buys camera from Sony to put on their smartphones. Having
that said, Sony has not included a very high end camera on this device,
the camera on this smartphone comes with a resolution of 5MegaPixels
along with a 0.3MP front facing camera for video calling.
The rear camera has LED flash and comes with standard features like
Geo-tagging, touch focus, smile and face detection. Memory is again
something that one cannot talk much about this smartphone. It has a mere
4GB of ROM on board, leaving the user with 1.7GB memory available for
media storage. It although supports 32GB micro SD card memory expansion
but a lot of other smartphone makers in India offer something better in
the same price segment.
Performance
The device’s overall performance is satisfactory and the dual core
processor manages to do better gaming than its competitors. The display
on this device is not very impressive and disappoints in outdoor
visibility.
Call quality on this smartphone is amazing, there were no call drops
and Sony’s HD voice does great job in eliminating noise. The loudspeaker
could have been better, also the placement of the loudspeaker at the
rear bottom affects the sound output when the device is placed on flat
surface.
My Verdict
For Rs 13,000 you can certainly get better devices than this one. But
this device performs better than those cheap high end smartphones in
the market. In spite of having a Dual Core processor it managed to play
some HD games without lags and frame drops. Smartphone like Nokia Lumia
520 and 525 are good alternative to this smartphone. The display quality
is almost similar but Lumia 520 and 525 comes for a much lesser price
yet offering the same performance. And if you are an Android Fan boy and
want to buy an Android Device then this one is just right for you.
WickedLeak
Wammy Titan 3 is a Quad-Core Phablet from the Indian company. It is the
successor model of the Wammy Titan 2 and looks very similar to Samsung
Galaxy Note 3. It has a 5.7-inch display with Full HD resolution. The
performance of the device is surprisingly amazing considering the fact
that it’s a budget offering from the company.
Design
In terms of design the device is very much identical to Samsung
Galaxy Note 3. In spite of boasting a larger display the Wammy Titan 3
is very slim and light weight. This smartphone has a back cover similar
to Galaxy Note 3 with the same faux leather finish. The back panel is
not going to attract scratches and will keep the device looking new for
longer time. The placement of physical keys is perfect with power button
on the right side and volume keys on the left hand side for easy one
hand navigation through the device. It comes with physical home button
in the bottom along with two touch sensitive keys for back and menu
respectively.
The front side of the phone is dominated by the huge 5.7-inch Full HD
display which incorporates the sensors and front camera on the top. The
rear panel of the phone has 13MP camera with LED flash and the loud
speaker is placed at the rear bottom with Wickedleak branding on the
side.
Wickedleak
has bundled a flip case with this device and has a transparent window
on the top. The window allows the user to see notifications and call
alerts without having to unlock or open the case. Further the OS is
tweaked to adjust with the behavior of the case, the transparent window
shows clock, date and time along with battery percentage when its
closed, and the phone automatically unlocks when the flip case is opened
without having to press the power/unlock button. Overall the design of
the device is pretty good and gives a premium feel in the hand.
Software and User Interface
The Wammy Titan 3 adopts the design cues from Galaxy Note 3,
thankfully the company has maintained the stock Android UI and not gone
ahead with tweaks to make it look like the Samsung’s TouchWiz. The Wammy
Titan 3 runs on Android 4.2.1 Jelly Bean with no major tweaks. The
stock Android experience is what I am a personal fan of, its very simple
and fast. We had the review unit for a week and we did not find any lag
or flaws in the OS.
Android 4.2 Jelly Bean brings an extremely powerful search and a
revamped notification experience to this device. It uses stock Android
launcher to launch applications and the app drawer is very smooth
navigation on the App drawer.
The
larger display of the device allows for larger keys on the keyboard
which enhances the typing experience on this device. The keyboard on
this smartphone comes with a list of emoticons and allows insertion of
images, videos, sounds and contacts.
Hardware
The Wickeleak Wammy Titan 3 comes with a MediaTek 6589T Quad-Core
processor throttled at a speed of 1.5GHz per core, the processor on this
device is coupled with a PowerVR SGX544MP GPU. The combination of these
two makes this device very fast and allows HD game play. It has a 16GB
of on-board storage coupled with 1GB of RAM and allows memory expansion
via micro SD card 64GB. This seems pretty sufficient for any kind of
user, gamers can download HD games and store on location he prefers, he
can store media files, HD movies and all of his data on this smartphone
and it won’t run out of memory.
Given a long list of features battery is one major issue that a
majority of smartphones today face, but the Wammy Titan 3 will not
disappoint you in this segment as well. It boasts a 3,200mAH battery and
in our encounter we used the device heavily (played games, watched HD
movies, music and internet along with average amount of phone calls and
texts) and it managed to stay powered on for one full day.
Camera and Memory
Camera has become an integral part of smartphones, without a good
camera the device does not sell. On paper this device shows a 13MP rear
camera and a 5MP fixed focus front-facing camera.
The
camera is capable of shooting good images, the day light images come
out extremely well while low light imaging of this camera is average.
The camera on this device has a lot of functions and come with pretty
good pre-loaded settings and image modes. It has a BSI sensor coupled
together and allows shooting images in multiple resolutions. Here are
some sample
images that we shot using this smartphone.
This phone is also capable of shooting 1080p videos, the video
quality is not very good but it wont disappoint you much as this is the
best that we have seen in a budget smartphone. The front camera comes
out to be one of the best in the market. It has a wider viewing angle
and does take some good self portraits. Video calling is amazing with
the front camera and it also allows users to shoot HD videos.
Media and Gaming
The large 5.7-inch full HD display is the USP of this phablet. The
display on this device has a resolution of 1920x1080 pixels and offers
very bright output. The outdoor visibility of the display does not
impress much however the quality of output the display produces is
extremely good.
The
large display with FHD resolution adds up to the value of the device,
the video playback experience on this device is very nice. It offers
extreme viewing angles. The broader design of the display allows user to
play games with ease, the large screen spread in the landscape mode
brings easy access to onscreen virtual buttons. During our review
session we played Temple Run 2, Asphalt, Candy Crush, Brothers in Arms,
Real Football 13 and Stick tennis. The gaming experience was good and we
were extremely satisfied with the performance.
We did not find
any lag or crash during our continuous game play. This smartphone is not
a high end gaming phone, games like Shadowgun, Wild Blood and Nova 3
had minor frame drops. If you leave aside these high end games the
performance of this device with other HD
games is great.
1080p HD videos were the real treat on this smartphone, with this big
display it gives a mini theater in hands. The sound quality on the
speaker is clear and the loudness of the speaker was average. However on
extreme high volumes the speakers output is distorted a bit, that one
can overcome by installing music players like Power Amp from the
Playstore.
An added advantage that this smartphone has over other smartphones is
that it comes pre-rooted and one can use apps like Titanium back up and
Pimp my Rom to optimize the performance of the phone. The company is
also giving some preinstalled applications along with Pro version of MX
Player.
Internet and Connectivity
Like any other Android smartphone this one too has WiFi, Bluetooth
and Calling features. The WiFi on this device allows connecting to
Wireless Local Area Network and also allows tethering internet from this
device using Hotspot feature. The device comes with 2 SIM slots, SIM 1
is mini SIM while SIM 2 is regular sized. Both the SIM cards work on 3G
and 2G connections. It comes with a micro SD slot and supports memory
expansion up to 64GB and has support for USB O-T-G storage. This
smartphone also pairs with Bluetooth enabled input devices.
On the calling front, the voice quality and reception on this device
is awesome and the audio quality on the earpiece was also good. The
device comes with micro USB port and has a list of options to choose
from while connecting this device to a computer.
My Verdict
This phablet brings win-win situation for buyers. So if you have been
waiting to buy a good smartphone with large full HD display in a budget
category then the wait is over for you. This device has a very good
display, the text appears very clear and crisp and the videos appear
life like on this phablet. Summing up the whole performance of the
device I would say it performs average on most of the parts and does
exceptional at offering high quality video and gaming experience with a
long lasting battery on board.
There are multiple smartphones that one can buy in this price category
but a majority of those devices have 5-inch display, lesser power
battery and do not come with memory expansion port. So why not buy a
device that offers you full freedom to rule over it.
Motorola officially unveiled the Moto G smartphone a month ago, this
smartphone is selling like a hot cake in the US and UK. Motorola Moto G
is aimed for global audience and will release in all parts of the world.
This smartphone, which the company says is an exceptional device with
exceptional price, is very much talked about. It is yet to get an
official launch in India but it’s available on an online shopping website
starting at Rs 15,137. While everyone is searching about this
smartphone and looking for its features and specifications let us take a
deeper view of the device to see what it really has and is it worth the
money?
Motorola launched the Moto X in August this year, the device was a
great hit in the western countries but budget conscious buyers kept away
for its high price structure. The Moto X is a gorgeous looking
smartphone with tough hardware inside. To address the issue of the
budget conscious buyers and to keep up in the smartphone race Motorola
planned for Moto G, a cheaper variant to the Moto X with the same design
cues.
The Moto G looks very much like the Moto X and comes with upgrades on
some parts while a few are downgraded to meet the low price structure.
It has a 4.5-inch HD display with a resolution of 720p and is powered by
a Snapdragon 400 processor with 4-cores on board clocked at a speed of
1.2GHz per core. This smartphone comes in two memory variants with 8GB
and 16GB storage combined with 2GB of RAM on both. The Moto X came with
4G LTE connectivity which the Moto G does not have, also the camera on
Moto G (5-MP) is of lesser resolution than the one seen on Moto X
(10MP).
Moto G has quality stuff on board to differentiate itself from other
budget smartphones’ herd, and most importantly it has the Motorola
branding. This smartphone is currently available online for about Rs
15,000. Let us compile some of the smartphones that Rs 15,000 can buy in
India.
Nokia Lumia 625- Rs 14,000
This device comes with Dual-Core Snapdragon Processor and Windows Phone 8 OS. To know more about Lumia 625 click here.
Sony Xperia L- Rs 15,000
This smartphone is from the house of Sony and comes with Android OS
and a 1GHz Dual-Core processor; it is nowhere close to Moto G. To know
more click here.
Micromax Canvas HD A116i- Rs 13,000
This smartphone is little larger than Moto G and offers the same
resolution as Moto G does. It has a Quad-Core MediaTek processor with
same clock speed as Moto G. Click here to know more about Canvas HD A116i.
Samsung Galaxy S3 mini- Rs 15,000
Galaxy S3 is one powerful device but with the Mini version the
company has also Mini hardware. It is not a very fast and powerful
device, but it offers some good features with budget price structure.
Read more about this device here.
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Nokia has launched the recently unveiled Lumia 1520
phablet in India today. The device comes with a price tag of Rs 46,999
and offers 4G LTE connectivity feature. It is going to rival against Galaxy Note 3, HTC One max and LG G2.
Nokia Lumia 1520 is a massive 6-inch phablet with full HD display
(1920x1080 pixel resolution) and is powered by a 2.3GHz Quad-Core
snapdragon 800 processor. The device has a 2GB of RAM and 32GB media
storage capacity and is further expandable by using micro SD cards.
Lumia 1520 comes with a 20MP rear camera for photography; it comes
with the Nokia PureView technology to offer the best quality imaging. It
has the latest Nokia Story teller app and updated HERE maps. The device
runs on the latest Windows Phone 8.1 OS and offers stunning features
for business, entertainment and productivity. This smartphone has one of
the best camera phones in the market and takes some of the best low
light images.
