Outright, the Micromax Bolt A068 is one of the biggest competitors to the Intex Cloud Y12. The former costs Rs 6,900, while the other can be picked up for Rs 5,390. It may be just a difference of Rs 510, but the Bolt smartphone certainly has a couple of things which places it higher than the Intex device.
High enough to compare them and make you feel the Micromax handset is a better bargain. These extremely budget friendly devices share a few things in common – both run Android 4.2.2 and embed dual SIM card slots. They feature 512MB RAM and 4GB of internal storage as well as a slot for sliding in a microSD card of up to 32GB.
Here come the differences:
The Intex smartphone’s 2000mAh battery renders 5 hours of talk time, while the Micromax one uses the same capacity powerhouse, but delivers up to 7 hours of the same. The Cloud Y12 has only a 2MP main camera and VGA front lens, while the Bolt A069 shows off a 5MP rear snapper and a basic webcam too.
The Cloud Y12 has a 1.2GHz dual core processor and its rival has a 1GHz dual core chip, with both the SoCs expected to originate from MediaTek. Lastly, the former has a 4-inch screen and arrives in red, black, blue or white. The latter only appears in white and shows off a 5-inch 854 x 480p display.
Intex Cloud Y12 specs list:
– 1.2GHz dual core processor
– Android Jelly Bean 4.2.2
– 4-inch 800 x 480p touchscreen
– Dual SIM card slots
– 2MP and VGA cameras
– 512MB of RAM, 4GB ROM
– 32GB expandability
– 2000mAh battery
– 5 hours of talk time
– Red, black, blue or white colors
Micromax Bolt A068 features:
– 1GHz dual core chipset
– Android Jelly Bean 4.2.2
– 5-inch 854 x 480p display
– Dual SIM slots
– 5MP and 0.3MP cameras
– 512MB RAM, 4GB internal memory
– 32GB microSD card support
– 2000mAh battery
– 7 hours talk time
– White color
Which is your pick from the Cloud Y12 and Bolt A068. Will the bigger phone convince you to pay Rs 510 extra for it?