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YU Yunique Gaming Review, with Benchmarks and a very interesting discovery

The YU Yunique comes in at an exceptional price point, just Rs. 4999 ($75) and punches way above its weight. But before we give any judgement, we wanted to take it for a spin through our Gaming Review. Let's see how the YU Yunique (YU4711) performs in our gaming review with a look at benchmarks comparison with similarly priced smartphones. We play several high-end games her including Asphalt 8, NOVA 3, Modern Combat 5, Need for Speed, Dead Trigger 2, FIFA 15 among others. We also benchmarked it on AnTuTu, Quadrant, Geekbench with a score comparison with Redmi 2, Yuphoria and Moto E (2nd Gen) 4G. Read more...

Asus Zenfone 4 Gaming Review

Asus' Zenfone series brings the best of both world's, performance and quality. The Zenfone 4 is no exception here. Although equipped with a dual-core Intel Atom processor, it comes with hyper-threading enabled which enables faster multi-processing aided by 1 GB RAM, 4-inch WVGA display clad in Gorilla Glass 3 alongwith a healthy 1600 mAh battery. On the graphics front, the Zenfone 4 is powered by the PowerVR SGX-544 MP GPU and it remains to be seen how the combination of Intel and Imagination Technologies works out. Read more...

Karbonn A12 Star Gaming Review

Karbonn A12 Star is one of the cheapest dual-core 3G smartphones available in the market running Android 4.4 KitKat. It comes with a 4-inch WVGA display, 1.2 GHz dual-core MediaTek MT6572 SoC with 512 MB RAM. KitKat has been optimized for the lower-end devices, and therefore we might see some performance improvement in gameplay. We'll definitely find out in our Gaming Review. Read more...

XOLO Q1200 Gaming Review

The XOLO Q1200 comes with the all-so-familiar MediaTek MT6582 SoC with a 1.3 GHz quad-core processor, 1 GB RAM and more importantly Mali-400MP2 GPU. There's a 5-inch HD IPS display on board which is one of the best displays I have seen grace this price bracket. But the Q1200 runs a heavily skinned Android 4.2 Jelly Bean which does degrade performance a little bit. Even in benchmarks we found it lag behind the competition with similar specs. Let's see how the XOLO Q1200 is able to do in our extensive gaming review. Read more...

Micromax Canvas Unite 2 A106 Gaming Review

Micromax Unite 2 provided the necessary challenge Moto E needed. But both phones are low in stock at the moment, so its still open warfare between the two. The Unite 2 A106 is powered by quad-core MediaTek MT6582M chipset with Mali-400MP2 GPU and 1 GB RAM running Android 4.4.2 KitKat, so spec-wise it certainly has an upper hand. But with a lower-res 4.7-inch WVGA display, it remains to be seem how graphics actually look. Let's find out more in our Gaming Review of the Micromax Unite 2 A106. Read more...

Nokia Lumia 630 Dual-SIM Gaming Review

Nokia Lumia 630 Dual-SIM is one of the first devices running retail Windows Phone 8.1. But it only comes with 512 MB RAM therefore the Adreno 305 GPU won't be tested on high-end games. On Windows Phone, most high-end games require 1 GB or more RAM. But we were still able to find some games that are playable. Let's find out how the Lumia 630 performs at gaming in our review. Read more...

Micromax Canvas Elanza 2 A121 Gaming Review

Micromax has given us two options in the same price point the Canvas Elanza 2 A121 and the Canvas 2 Colours A120, the latter of which has already impressed us in its gaming review. But the Snapdragon 200 innards of the Canvas Elanza 2 alongwith Adreno 302 GPU too might surprise us, even though we got a low NenaMark 2 score of 39.5 FPS. That's possibly due to the HD display on the Elanza 2. Still, there more to see, and here's our Gaming Review of the Canvas Elanza 2 A121 to find out exactly how it performs. Read more...

Motorola Moto E Gaming Review

Motorola gave sleepless nights to every manufacturer out there with the release of the Moto E. It packs a Snapdragon 200 dual-core processor with Adreno 302 GPU, 1 GB RAM running Android 4.4.2 KitKat right out of the box all for Rs. 6999. Yes, at that price you can't get a better phone right now. So, we wanted to check how it performs at Gaming, if the benchmarks have anything to say, its going to be excellent. So, here's the Gaming Review of the Moto E Dual-SIM XT1022. Read more...

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