Phone Full Reviews - Page 10
Micromax Canvas 2.2 A114 Review: Great Peformance With Some Forgivable Issues
Micromax Canvas 2.2 A114 is an upgrade over the Canvas 2 Plus A110Q with the new MediaTek MT6582M 1.3 GHz quad-core chipset, 1 GB RAM running Android 4.2.2 Jelly Bean. The phone is quite a performer and beat almost every phone in its price segment with much higher scores. We found it to be great for gaming as well. But some questions still remain about build, network, multimedia performance, camera and the likes. Therefore, here's our Full Review of the Micromax Canvas 2.2 A114. Read more...
Samsung Galaxy S Duos 2 S7582 Review: The Original Galaxy S Duos On Steroids
The Galaxy S Duos 2 (GT-S7582) is an upgrade over the previous-gen device with a 1.2GHz dual-core processor keeping the same amount of RAM but running Android 4.2.2 Jelly Bean with an updated TouchWiz UI. The Samsung Galaxy S Duos 2 retains good build quality as well as the camera. But the original Galaxy S Duos was severely loathed due to performance issues and laggy in almost everything it did. So, does the new iteration suffer from the same issues? Is 768 MB RAM too less for the bulky TouchWiz UI? Here's the PhoneBunch review of the Samsung Galaxy S Duos 2 to answer all your questions. Read more...
Micromax Canvas Juice A77 Review: Marathon Battery Life, But Nothing More
Micromax Canvas Juice A77 features a 5-inch FWVGA display, 1.3GHz dual-core processor with 1 GB RAM and a massive 3000 mAh battery. The Canvas Juice comes in white color and currently is only available from HomeShop18. Its availability is still in question, but what's different about the Canvas Juice is battery-life and 1 GB RAM. So, how does the Canvas Juice A77 fare in everyday use and how long does it battery actually last? Here's the Micromax Canvas Juice A77 Full Review to answer all your queries. Read more...
Xolo A500L Review: Always the 2nd Choice
XOLO has distinguished itself in the Indian market with good build quality and smartphones at all price points with good software support including OTA updates. The XOLO A500L is the less costlier variant of the successful A500S and seems to have a good balance of price and specifications. But with competition like the Karbonn A12+ which offers a 5MP camera in a lower-price bracket, what does the XOLO A500L that sets it apart or should you go with the Karbonn A12+ ? Here's the PhoneBunch in-depth review of the XOLO A500L. Read more...
Karbonn A12+ Review: Best Budget Smartphone
Karbonn holds the third spot in India in terms of phones sold, after Samsung and Micromax. Naturally, the company must be doing something right. Today we bring to you the full review of Karbonn's latest budget Android device, Karbonn A12+. The device currently retails for about Rs. 5199 online, therefore powered by a dual-core processor with 512 MB RAM, 5 MP camera and 4-inch display, it sure has the innards to make for a great budget offering. So should you go for the Karbonn A12+ or wait for something else to come by? Keep reading the PhoneBunch extensive review of the A12+. Read more...
Micromax Canvas Fun A74 Review: Looks like the HTC 8x
Micromax has come a long way since its first Android device, Andro. Since then the company has focused on saturating the market with several very similar smartphones at different price bracket. Today we bring to you the Full Review of the Canvas Fun A74, which is the middle child in the Canvas Fun series between the A63 and the larger A76. We found this device to have the right balance of specs, performance and style. Here's the PhoneBunch in-depth review of the Micromax Canvas Fun A74. Read more...
Sony Xperia M Review: Great Performance, Average Camera
The Sony Xperia M is a mid-range dual-core device with great build quality, a vibrant 4-inch display and NFC which is a first in this price segment. It easily beats its competition the Samsung Galaxy Core both in terms of performance and gaming. The Xperia M comes in both Black and White colors, but there's just one thing that keeps it from taking the crown. Keep reading the in-depth full review of the Sony Xperia M to find out. Read more...
Lava Iris 402 Review: Utterly un-usable
Lava Iris 402 features a 4-inch display, with a dual-core processor but a measly 256MB RAM. We were quite impressed with the build quality of the device when we unboxed it. The phone has good build quality, but is the 256MB RAM too less for gaming or even general usage? Is a dual-core processor a boon or a bane? Read the full review of the Lava Iris 402 to find out. Read more...
