Micromax Canvas 4G Pulse phone review, price and full specs

Micromax Canvas 4G Pulse phone review: The smartphone could have been better. Young rural and urban India are on fast adaptation to the culture of the smartphone. This is probably the reason why new smartphones are launching almost every week at the sub-Rs 10K price. Earlier this month, Micromax expanded its Micromax Canvas series with other smart phones under Rs 10,000 in the form of Micromax pulse 4G smartphones.

Micromax pulse 4G Price is Rs 9999, Micromax Canvas Pulse 4G is available exclusive with Flipkart. We spent a few days with him, to see whether it is worth long or not. Here's what we learned.

Design and Camera Micromax Canvas Pulse 4G phone.

New smartphone of Micromax in its series of canvas Pulse 4G, it is a rectangular shape with rounded corners. Out of the box, there is the phone to be quite resilient.

The front of the smartphone is dominated by an HD IPS screen 5-inch speaker and a selfie camera above and below the speed dial keys. The left edge of the sport and to the right and the phone volume rocker power switch.

The Micromax Canvas pulse 4G comes with a removable back panel, two SIM card slots with the microSD card slot and a 2,100mAh battery covers. In summary, the integrated phone sports strong and visually appealing.


Micromax Canvas 4G Pulse phone review, price and full specs
Micromax Canvas 4G Pulse 

Smartphone screen, thoughtful, with bright colors and good viewing angles. We also found it to be useful, and there was no visible pixelation.

Speaking about13MP camera of Micromax Canvas 4G pulses that took decent pictures outdoors. However, it can not be said for indoor shots. Other than that, there was no problem at all with the colors of the objects. Selfie Camera also did a good job and the quality of the images after the beauty function is turned on. Selfie must try for lovers.

Features and Amenities

The Micromax Canvas pulse 4G runs on Android 5.1 Lollipop without adaptation. Unlike most other phones in this price range, the smartphone has a dedicated app drawer and comes with a number of applications such as Amazon, Saavn, Snapdeal, Quikr, hiking, etc. The phone has also preloaded games like Monster Truck and Saga Paradise, Temple run. When we tried to uninstall these applications that we could do without any problems with a view.

But the center itself of Micromax application Trending Apps, could not be uninstalled. In fact, there was also a widget on the home screen that want to show to different applications continue to download. This is something a lot of smart phone manufacturers are in the budget category. Most of these applications are not helpful and just end up hogging space on the high-quality screen and storage. Other than that, the software user interface / telephone was easy to use.

Moving into the power under the hood, the pulse Micromax Canvas 4G 1.3 GHz Octa-core processor driven and comes with 3GB of RAM. It also offers 16 GB of internal memory for users and can store up to 32 GB microSD cards. The smartphone also comes with 4G, 3G, 2G, GPRS / EDGE, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth v4.1.

Phone performance was okay, but there are areas (such as the application starting time), where you can improve. We face no problems when we open several Chrome tabbed window that the default browser Pulse 4G, but if we open multiple applications, the phone was not slow.

Some applications also declined in the smartphone, a problem that we do not face in other phones in the same price range. This user experience really hindered. Also, if you are a player, this phone is probably not for you. Although it is not surprising when we encounter problems games like Asphalt 8, it was a disappointment when the phone heats up when you try to play Angry Birds.

The quality of the phone call was good and we had no problems, even if the phone in areas where the reception of weak signals, such as elevators and basements. The phone's GPS worked fine, but the phone has begun to heat up (new) after prolonged use maps. Pulse Micromax Canvas 4G is not just here to be a problem is faced by most mobile phones in this category.

The smartphone has a 2,100mAh battery that does not last us means the whole day with the normal use of the phone, the voice calls, and social networks. The battery was drained even faster when we play games on the phone.

Verdict

A price tag of Rs 9999 Micromax Canvas 4G pulse is an above average artist. But there was nothing on the phone, which is exceptional. We saw the best smartphones in the same price range as Lenovo K-3 star, and also, the recently InFocus exceeds Pulse M680 Canvas 4G performance.Micromax left us with mixed feelings. Although the design of smart phones is good and the pictures here of their cameras was decent battery life and performance could have been better.

Micromax Canvas Laptab Review, cheap budget alternative to laptop


Micromax Canvas Laptab Review: A good enough alternative to the laptop? If you want a cheaper substitute for a laptop and have a very tight budget, the Micromax Canvas LapTab is something worth looking at.

Micromax Canvas Laptab priced at Rs 14,999, and is aimed at users who can not afford to buy a laptop and want a tablet that can really help out with the work. The student, the office-goer who does not have a big budget, is the target audience of the LapTab canvas.

Micromax Canvas Laptab Review, cheap budget alternative to laptop


The LapTab, which runs on Windows 8.1 can be used as a touch screen or tablet users can only connect to external keyboard and then turn it into a laptop.

Specifications of Micromax Canvas Laptab: 10.1-inch IPS capacitive touch screen (1280x800p) | Intel Atom fourth Gen (3735F, Quad Core, up to 1.83 GHz) | DDR3L 2GB RAM, 32GB of flash storage (expandable up to 64GB) | Windows 8.1 system Operating (free upgrade to Windows 10) | Camera - Front and rear 2MP | Built-In 1 USB, 1 micro port USB.2.0
Design, Form Factor: The canvas LapTab resembles a cheaper version of the surface and in my opinion the design does not really impress.

With a laptop, the advantage is that the screen does not fall if you decide it on his lap. With LapTab, you can never be comfortable while typing. The keyboard has a hinge in the center where you can dock the tablet and works well if you say while on a table, but if you are in a moving train, instability is not reassuring.

The tablet has a power button and the volume buttons on the left side. These are not exceptionally well designed. I had to push really hard button on the tab to get started in the first place and with the volume buttons was the same subject.

At the top of the tablet is a micro-SIM, micro-USB and a microSD slot. This tablet has only 32 GB of space, where users end up getting space around 16 GB of free space. (Once the Microsoft Office 2013 that comes free with the LapTab is activated). So yes, you need to add a microSD card if you want more space.

Besides this, the keyboard has a USB slot on the side of right, which is convenient if you want to connect your hard drive to this device.

Tablet vs keyboard: On a device as the key is performance and of course the keyboard. Since I have tiny fingers and hands, it should not have been so hard for me to adapt myself to write to the smaller keyboard, but really take time to get used to this.

I kept writing bad, at least in the first couple of days, but I managed to write this review in the LapTab, without hitting too often recoil. Once you get used to the LapTab, then it's a fairly comfortable keyboard, but the keys feel plasticky.

But, writing in a smaller keyboard is not as easy, simply because many of us are used to a larger keyboard. I suspect that people with giant hands would probably have more trouble with this than me.

When using the LapTab as a tablet will, Windows 8.1 is not the greatest tablet platform. When I was using the touch screen, I faced problems getting the screen to respond in the exact place where I put my fingers. For example open a new tab in Chrome on the touch screen tablet mode only it took several attempts.

Besides this, on a point of the touch screen stopped working completely and I was not sure if there was tinkered by mistake with some adjustments to turn it off. The installation of the touch screen and then came back as mysteriously as he had disappeared.

Speed ​​battery: For a Windows 8.1 device with only processor 2 GB of RAM and Intel Atom processor inside, the LapTab was attentive, although from the tablet took some time.
Microsoft Office 2013 is free with the device and activate once the software installed quite quickly and efficiently worked for me so. For users who would buy this device Office it is probably going to be the most important and frequent application that will access the LapTab and therefore it is essential that this works flawlessly. I was able to write, save documents in onedrive without facing any problem is a win in my opinion.

When the side of the laptop LapTab failed to impress me it was in the choice of USB port on the board. No matter how many times I disconnected or my external hard drive connected to the USB port, the unit would not show for the first couple of minutes.

When the unit did come and tried to open some folders, the scanner box gave the common Windows message: no answer. If students go to a device like this, they will want to plug into your hard drive, and if that does not happen smoothly, then there's really no point.
The LapTab also gave me trouble on the final day, when not started, despite showing LapTab the logo that appears on the screen. After a couple of attempts, it worked fine, but was not very reassuring to address a problem of this type with a review unit.

The battery is certainly the most disappointing feature of the laptap. It took over four hours to get the charging device 50 percent on the first day. The battery (full charge was more than eight hours, which is a lot) even last a day, even with moderate use that included navigation at most.
Battery life is crucial for a device that many would want to use on the go and this, in my opinion is a great failing.

Worth buying?

Windows 8.1 tablet/two-in-one is not really an entertainment device in the absence of applications on the platform of Windows 8. If you want a tablet for games, music, watching movies, this is not directed at you. If you want a cheaper substitute for a laptop and have a very tight budget, this is something worth looking at because to me delivered to the basics: the ability to perform work-related applications and do basic typing. For a more rugged use, I'm not convinced that is the right answer LapTab.

Micromax launched cheapest cellphones of RS 699 only with good features


Micromax Launched new phones in 2015, Ultra-Cheap cell phone power packed at Rs 699 only.

Micromax has launched its cheapest new phones in 2015, Joy X1800 and joy X1850 with cheap micromax price Rs 699 and RS 749 only respectively. These are the cellphone with basic functions that are packed in a bag instead of a box. Also, one of the first times Micromax entered the highly competitive market of telephony in India.

Micromax Launched new phones in 2015, Ultra-Cheap cell phone power packed at Rs 699 only.


Joy X1800 features a 0.08 MP rear camera, a 750 mAh battery and expandable memory up to 4GB. The company says these cheap mobile phones have very long battery life of about 235 hours in use. Joy X1850 offer a larger 1800 mAh battery which last up to 600 hours. Both cellphones have a 1.77-inch screen and has all the basic features like FM radio, alarm clock, flashlight and others. But one thing that is GPRS service is not available in these mobile phones.

Joy X-1800 is in its retail stores, but not included in the e-commerce portals. Joy X-1850 will be available in a week.

Part of industry observers, the growth rate in recent years have followed Micromax really surprised by this new offering. Micromax already beat Samsung, they seized an impressive market share of 22% in Q4 2014 (October-December) because they sold 46000000 cellphones, compared to the largest telecom operator (and smartphone vendors), Samsung which sold 4.4 million units in India.

Micromax build trusted brand among Indian consumers, and gradually become the number 1 when it comes to Android phones. Therefore, in the middle of the story of the growth of the middle class Android phones is incredible, that was the reason for launching mobile phones of this very low mobile prices now?

It seems that the market observers not reflect the fact that the 21.6 million phones sold last year, 23% of them were to take Threshold under $100 and 68% of all mobile phones sold in India are feature phones. It is this huge market and Micromax wants to dominate, which resulted previously by Nokia. But with a change of direction in Nokia, attention is now focused on high-end Windows phones that work with the Lumia series and feature phones are slowly drifting from his approach.

This Joy series cellphone of Micromax can be a second perfect companion for your smartphone!

Micromax founded his own production facility in Uttrakhand and all their cellphones and gadgets are now labeled "Made in India". Here we have highlighted some interesting points that led the astronomical growth in India.

However, his customer service is always questionable and who can cover a lot of ground.
His new low-cost feature cellphone can be described as a new attempt to increase their reach and market share; and an attempt to become a player in this segment mass with the launch of new phones in 2015.