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Micromax Canvas Turbo VS Gionee Elife E6 VS Zen Ultrafone 701 FHD VS Gionee Elife E5- Comparison With Video

by Deepa Garwa • November 30, 2013

Choosing a right smartphone that not only suits your needs but also comes in your price range can be a little demanding considering the options that you might have in any segment. Today we are going to compare the four phones to help you decide your best pick. These phones are Micromax campus, Zen701 FHD, Gionee ElifeE5 and Gionee ElifeE6. These all have similar specs and features with some unique offerings on all of these phones. We look into these aspects in detail and share with you which phone suits you best.

We also share a detailed comparison video, which is embedded below with detailed benchmarks and features comparison including camera sample comparisons.

Comparison : Gionee Pioneer P2 vs Xolo A500S

by Rohit Khurana • November 4, 2013

Last to last week we reviewed the Gionee Pioneer P2 and last week we published the Xolo A500S review. Both of them are budget Android smartphones with approximately the same price point. Both these smartphones have similar hardware and software specifications and that’s why we planned to do a comparison between these two products.

Zen Ultrafone Amaze 701 FHD Review With Video And Comparison With Canvas Turbo and Gionee Elife E6

by Rohit Khurana • October 28, 2013

Zen Mobiles India has launched the Ultrafone Amaze 701 FHD at a price of Rs. 17990 introductory price just ahead of the Diwali festival season in India. The Zen Ultrafone Amaze 701 FHD takes it to the next level with a full HD display and a 1.5 GHz quad core CPU with MT6589T chipset. There is 1 GB of RAM and 16 GB internal memory with a memory card slot for further expansion of memory on the Ultrafone 701 FHD. For the introductory offer, Zen has included a smart magnetic cover with a cutout window free with the phone and it may continue to bundle the same.

We have got our hands on the Zen Ultrafone Amaze as it is launched and we have done a comprehensive video review of the same which you can watch below:

Samsung Galaxy S4 Mini vs Samsung Galaxy S4 Comparison

by Rohit Khurana • October 19, 2013

Samsung Galaxy S4 Mini the lite variant of the powerful Samsung Galaxy S4 was reviewed last week by us. I hope you read the review because we are now ready to tell you about the differences you should know between the lite and and the full varaint that is between the Galaxy S4 and the Galaxy S4 Mini. Both the devices are here with us and we also have a video which we shooted at our office.

Samsung Galaxy S4 mini

Comparison Review : Micromax Canvas 4 VS Micromax Canvas Doodle 2

by Rohit Khurana • October 14, 2013

Micromax launched two handsets recently out of their wide ranging portfolio. One of them is their flagship model Micromax Canvas 4 whereas the other one is their phablet device Micromax Canvas Doodle 2. We have reviewed both Micromax Canvas Doodle 2 and Micromax Canvas 4 and now we have a heads-on comparison to prove the best.

Samsung Galaxy Mega 6.3 Vs Huawei Ascent Mate – War Of The Best Phablet

by Rohit Khurana • August 10, 2013

Huawei Ascend mate company’s first phablet device and starting a new series is out in the market with the Samsung Galaxy Mega being the first opponent. So let’s have a head-on comparison between the two.

HTC One Mini Is Here– Is It A Good Choice? Lets Find Out!

by Rohit Khurana • July 31, 2013

Following the success of the HTC One, the Taiwanese company has shrunk its flagship device, in the form of the HTC One Mini. In a bid to prove that “bigger is not always better”, it’s HTC’s way of venturing into the miniature smartphone market. Since the launch of the Galaxy S4 Mini, what can this palm-sized Android contender offer in the mobile phone arena? Let’s find out.

Design

Keeping the premium aluminum build, the Mini was brought down to a handier size of 4.3-inch from the original’s 4.7-inch display. It’s 5mm slimmer and 20 grams lighter than its big brother. Perhaps, the only difference in the design is the white plastic band clad around its edge, which breaks up the aluminum embellishment at the top and bottom parts of its back. This provides an added protection on the device.