MICROMAX IN NOTE 1 User Review

-
The long awaited Micromax In Note 1 have already hit the market by flash sale both on Flipkart as well as Micromax website.
After 4 days of use I would like to share my experince for you all.
Whenever we as a general people took phone considering some basic points, we don't want to know about kernel and firmware but yes we do care about camera.
We are not going to talk about in box specification like sim tray or screen size etc. you can go through many website but we are going to talk about my practical experience of my use.
So let's start.
Here is the first unboxing picture (Quite good in first look must say)

In box we had 18 W Charger & A very good quality & of good length C type cable.(Longer than some other brands like samsung etc.)

Operating System:  Stock android as claimed by Mr. Rahul sharma one of the owner of Micromax but yes it is not actually Android one its OS based on stock android so obviously its not having any bloatware or any junky apps which is really good step taken by Micromax making them a good competitor to other brands.

Processor: Processor used here is Mediatek Helio G85 which is really good in this segment. Mediatek G85 can be said to be the competitor of snapdragon 662 processor.
Camera: As box telling 48MP+5MP+2MP+2MP rear camera & 16MP front camera which is really a good offering from the company. I have taken some samples for you just take a look on it.
This one is Portrait or Bokeh mode pic in a day light.
This one is taken by Macro mode.
This one is Front camera with portrait mode (I Removed IN brand logo in it )
some other mode like Wide mode, Beauty etc also there for you.
Don't expecting a professional photography from a budget phone.In this price range camera is good enough.
Display:Display is also quite promising IPS type FHD You will not disappoint while watching videos.
Sound quality is loud enough but dont judge it as a professional level smooth balance but yes speaker is really good in this range clear enough to listen ring even you are in crowd.
Battery & Charging: Its very good. 5000 mAh last longer my personal experience is 2 days of normal use without gaming.
Charging time you can expect 2 Hours Approx from 30% to 91%. Don't Expect Vivo Oppo type 30% in 10 minutes type charging.
Last but  not least every Indian's only hope price than you will not disappoint cause 10999 Rs for 4/64 GB variant and 12499 Rs for 4/128 GB variant.
You can definately go for this phone #Indiakeliye 

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Review of TPU (Silicon) Back Cover by Micromax for In Note 1

-
Image
After blasting opening sales of Micromax IN Note 1 finally Micromax has started delivering Free TPU (Silicon) Back cover for it. So Here we are  to give you the brief review of The most awaited and most asked Cover of Micrimax IN Note 1. As promised by Micromax owner Mr. Rahul Sharma in his most popular video about doubt clearing of users one of the most asked query has been answered to its customers, Free delivery of Micromax IN Note 1 Silicon cover has been delivered very fast more than I expected. Let's take a look on it. Here is the Packaging Pic for you. Its very nice to see a decent packaging of a free cover which is delivered seperately. You can see a bubble wrap packaging containing a transperant silocon cover (TPU Cover) as well as 3 copies of invoice which is very impressive to see. Now lets took a first view cover. You can see Transperant  silicon cover in this picture. Nice glossy cover i...
Read more

Well Known Gujarati Technocrate

-
Image
Shree Chandra Kumar Naranbhai Patel Natively Guajarati born on 2 July 1938 at Baramati, India. He received a Bachelor of Engineering (B.E.) degree from the College of Engineering Pune (COEP), the University of Pune, India and the M.S. and Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering from Stanford University in 1959 and 1961, respectively. Patel joined Bell Laboratories in 1961, and subsequently became Executive Director of the Research, Materials Science, Engineering and Academic Affairs Division at AT&T Bell Laboratories in Murray Hill, New Jersey, where he developed the carbon dioxide laser. He developed the carbon dioxide laser in 1963 it is now widely used in industry for cutting and welding, as a laser scalpel in surgery, and in laser skin resurfacing. Because the atmosphere is quite transparent to infrared light, CO2 lasers are also used for military range finding using LIDAR techniques. From 1993-1999, Patel served as Vice Chancellor for Research at the University of Califo...
Read more