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By: Parth Pundir, The Mobile Indian, New Delhi - 24 May, 2018
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Pros
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Cons
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Screen Ratio
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Weight
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Operating System
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Battery
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Chipset
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Verdict
- To conclude, if your camera lover, especially who clicks selfies a lot then this is the best smartphone for you under the Rs 10,000 price segment. However, if you want to stay with the trend of 18:9 screen ratio, improved bat...
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By: Rohan Pal, The Mobile Indian, New Delhi - 15 May, 2018
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Pros
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Design
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Performance
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Battery
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Cons
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Poor outdoor visibility
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User Interface
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No fingerprint sensor
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Verdict
- To conclude, the first smartphone from Realme has its fair share of hits and misses. The smartphone is high on style quotient and the performance of the device is pretty impressive. The smart features make our daily life easi...
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By: Parth Pundir, The Mobile Indian, New Delhi - 11 May, 2018
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Pros
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Battery
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Display
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Memory
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Cons
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Camera
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Operating System
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Verdict
- InFocus Vision 3 Pro has an impressive battery life and a decent display. However, due to its previous generation operating system (Android 7.0 Nougat), camera experience and lack of performance, the InFocus doesn't bring any...
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By: Rohan Pal, The Mobile Indian, New Delhi - 03 May, 2018
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Pros
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Camera
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Design
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Display
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Cons
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Notch
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a bit slow UI
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No wireless charging
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Verdict
- To conclude, the Huawei P20 Pro features some of the best cameras we have seen in a while on a smartphone. The AI integration is a real support to get some exceptional performance in the camera department. The phone is a real...
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By: Rohan Pal, The Mobile Indian, New Delhi - 02 May, 2018
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Pros
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Display
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Performance
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Battery
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Cons
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Verdict
- For final thoughts, the Asus Zenfone Max Pro M1 is one promising device as it comes loaded with some impressive specs sheet and the performance is up to the mark. The same processor is available in the Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 Pro...
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By: Rohan Pal, The Mobile Indian, New Delhi - 12 Apr, 2018
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Pros
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Shatterproof display
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Performance
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Design
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Cons
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Overheating issue
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Battery
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Camera
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Verdict
- To conclude, the Moto Z2 Force is certainly an interesting device. The phone with an indestructible screen and the performance is top notch, and fills a definite gap in the market. The persistent overheating problem could bot...
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By: Parth Pundir, The Mobile Indian, New Delhi - 28 Mar, 2018
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Pros
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Display
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Performance
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Bezel-less Design
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Cons
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Battery
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Operating System
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Verdict
- The Xiaomi Redmi 5 is just an average device which fails to impress in Camera and Battery department. Also, at a time when the Android world is talking about Android 9.0, Redmi 5 is still based on Android 7.0. Our recommend...
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By: Rohan Pal, The Mobile Indian, New Delhi - 15 Mar, 2018
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Pros
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Battery
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Selfie Camera
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Cons
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Display
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Performance
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Rear Camera
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Verdict
- To conclude, the Smartron t.phone P performance is a mixed bag . On one hand, the phone delivers some really good battery backup and the front camera does a decent. The display and inability to multi-task properly is a seriou...
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By: Rohan Pal, The Mobile Indian, New Delhi - 22 Feb, 2018
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Pros
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Display
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Performance
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Battery
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Cons
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Verdict
- To conclude, the Redmi Note 5 is a modest update to the Redmi Note 4. The smartphone does come with the latest display trend, which gives some good performance. The battery is impressive, but that’s it. The user interface h...
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By: Parth Pundir, The Mobile Indian, New Delhi - 14 Feb, 2018
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Pros
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Design
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User Interface
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Display
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Camera
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Cons
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Performance
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Battery
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Fingerprint Sensor
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Verdict
- iVoomi i1 has an advantage of 18:9 display design and a nearly stock Android. the performance of the smartphone is a pretty average. It is powered by an outdated chipset. So, if you are planning to buy a new budget smartphone...
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By: Rohan Pal, The Mobile Indian, New Delhi - 13 Feb, 2018
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Pros
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Display
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Performance
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Battery
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Cons
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Design
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Older version of Android
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Average low-light camera
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Verdict
- Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 Pro does come with solid specifications and performance is decent as well. The display looks good, but lack of app scaling option leaves the black screen. The camera does a good job in most cases and the b...
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By: Rohan Pal, The Mobile Indian, New Delhi - 06 Feb, 2018
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Pros
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Premium Design
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Immersive Display
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Smooth EMUI 8.0
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Cons
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Verdict
- To conclude, the Honor 9 Lite is surely one of the most beautiful-looking smartphone at this price range that offers some delightful viewing experience. The performance is satisfactory and the camera does a decent job in ampl...
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By: Rohan Pal, The Mobile Indian, New Delhi - 15 Jan, 2018
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Pros
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Stock Android
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Battery
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Performance
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Cons
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Design
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Display
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Camera
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Verdict
- To conclude, the 10.or D seems to be a mixed bag option. The smartphone has an advantage of a stock Android along with some really good battery backup and slow but reliable fingerprint sensor. On the downside, the thick bezel...
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By: Parth Pundir, The Mobile Indian, New Delhi - 11 Jan, 2018
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Pros
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Battery
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Selfie Camera
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Display
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Cons
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Processor
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User Interface
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Verdict
- To sum up, at this price range the Bharat 5 performance logs in an adequate performance. It's outdated chipset is a weak link, especially compared to the Xiaomi Redmi 5A which is offering a Snapdragon 425 processor. In term...
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By: Meenu Rana, The Mobile Indian, New Delhi - 09 Jan, 2018
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Pros
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FullView Display
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Attractive Design
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Good Battery
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Cons
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Average Performance
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Slow charging
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Less storage space
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Hybrid Slim Slot
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Verdict
- Infocus Vision 3 offers a lot of features like great battery life, Full View display and dual cameras at a very affordable price. It is a good budget smartphone option, if not the best taking its average performance into acco...
