Full HD smartphones like the Karbonn Titanium X, Zen Ultrafone Amaze 701 FHD and Micromax Canvas Turbo A250 have been making quite an impression in the Indian market over the past few weeks. Here’s a comparison of the features, specs and prices of these smartphones, in case you’re wondering which would be the best buy.
Karbonn Titanium X
The Titanium X has a 5-inch panel with IPS (In-plane switching) technology which lets you view it properly from all sorts of angles. Just like the rest of the contenders in this roundup, the handset’s screen deliver sharp graphics in 1920 x 1080p full HD. The display size puts it in the league of phablets and we’ve been seeing plenty of these in the market lately.
There’s a nice 13MP camera on the back panel and even better for those who like to take selfies, a 5MP webcam above the touchscreen. Moving on to the insides, there’s a 1.5GHz quad core processor, 1GB of RAM and Jelly Bean 4.2 to keep the device going. A 2300mAh battery powers the phone and the 16GB of onboard storage can be extended to 32GB. The asking price is Rs 18,490.
Micromax Canvas Turbo A250
This Micromax phone was introduced by Wolverine actor Hugh Jackman. Jackman’s role as the ambassador marks the company’s widening focus to include international markets in its branding efforts. The Canvas Turbo A250 features a 5-inch display built using Continuous Grain Silicon technology. Its benefits include high transmissivity and contrast ratio for delivering good quality graphics.
The Rs 19,990 smartphone gets its kicks from the Jelly Bean 4.2.1 OS as well as a 1.5GHz quad core chipset from MediaTek. It packs in a punch with 2GB of RAM and then disappoints us a little with just 16GB of memory space out of which around 12GB is user-accessible. The other details include a 13MP main camera, a 5MP front lens and a 2000mAh battery.
Zen Ultrafone Amaze 701 FHD
Priced at Rs 17,999, the Ultrafone Amaze 701 cuts as competent a figure as the other two. It embeds a 1.5GHz quad core processor and gets its steam from Android 4.2. There’s 1GB RAM and 16GB space which can be expanded up to 64GB. On the photography front, it does one better than its rivals with 13MP and 8MP cameras. A 2050mAh battery powers it and there’s a 5-inch screen on the front.
Well, the Titanium X wins hands down in the looks department, though the Canvas Turbo A250 could be a smoother performer owing to its 2GB of RAM. But if storage is your main concern, then the Ultrafone Amaze 701 offers up to 64GB of expandable space. What’s more, it’s also got the best front camera at 8MP resolution. Your choice?