With
smartphone offerings growing by the minute, settling for the right device can
be a tiring exercise. Mr. Karan
Bajaj narrows down the choices for you.
Rs.
5,000 to Rs.10,000
Micromax
Unite 2:
Rs.
6,449
This
entry-level smartphone from Micromax features a 4.7-inch display and runs the
latest Android 4.4 KitKat operating system (OS).
The
interface is butter smooth with minimal customisation. It has a quad core
processor, 1 GB RAM, 4 GB storage (expandable to 32 GB), and a 2,000 mAh
battery that lasts for over a day.
The
dual SIM smartphone also has a great 5 MP rear camera.
Motorola
Moto E:
Rs.
6,999
This
is the phone that started the affordable smartphone revolution-great hardware,
latest software, budget - friendly.
Even
with new competition, it wins due to the topnotch performance with its 1.2 GHz
dual core Snapdragon processor and 1 GB RAM. It also has a good battery life
that lasts a day-and-ahalf.
The
only issue is its 5 MP fixed focus camera, which does not deliver the best
photos at all times.
Asus
Zenfone 5:
Rs.
9,990
This
is our favourite phone in this price range. The Zenfone 5 scores on looks,
performance and features.
You
get a gorgeous 5-inch display, Intel 1.6 GHz dual core processor, 2 GB RAM and
a 2,100 mAh battery, which delivers up to one-and-a-half day of backup.
Moreover,
it has the best camera--8 MP, auto focus--in this price range. Also, the custom
user interface offers a number of useful tweaks and features.
Lumia
630:
Rs.
9,999
If
you are looking for an alternative to Android smartphones, the Lumia 630 is the
best choice in this price range. It runs the latest Windows Phone 8.1 operating
system on a 1.2 GHz quad core processor, 512 MB RAM and 8 GB internal storage
(expandable to 128 GB).
However,
keep in mind that the 5 MP primary camera takes average quality images. The
battery life is close to a day-and-a-half on mix usage.
Src:
ET
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