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Arya Z3 Smartphone Review
Salora International is now known to many as Arya Z1 and Arya Z2 smartphone were able to get some popularity. Now Salora has launched Arya Z3 smartphone and that too at the price of Rs .6,999/-only.
Price Rs- 6999/- INR
Arya Z3 is a powerful smartphone with decent features. You’ll be also able to find some unique features in this new smartphone by Salora. The Smartphone is available online, it will compete with Asus Zenfone 4.5, Lenovo A6000 and some other affordable Android smartphones. You may definitely do Arya Z3′s comparison with Lenovo A6000 and other smartphones of your choice.
Display Screen
Arya Z3 has 5 inch IPS HD OGS display having resolution of 1280 x 720 pixels. There is no Gorilla Glass provided, but full lamination has been provided by Salora to the display screen of this new smartphone.
Processor, RAM and Storage
Arya Z3 comes with 1.4GHz MediaTek MT6592 Octa Core processor. Lenovo A6000 which is also a latest low budget smartphone comes with more powerful 64 Bit Quad Core Qualcomm Snapdragon processor. Arya Z3 is provided with 1GB RAM. It comes with internal memory of 8GB which can be expanded upto 32GB via External SD card.
Arya Z3 Camera
Arya Z3 feature an 8 megapixel Auto-Focus rear camera with Ultra High Flash which will allow you to take good photographs even in low light. Other features provided are Smile Shot, Face Detection and Panorama Shot.
The Smartphone comes with a front facing camera of 2 megapixel. You’ll be definitely be able to take amazing selfies using the front facing camera.
Connectivity Features and Battery
2G, 3G, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and GPS are the connectivity features provided in Arya Z3. It has even got OTG which is not provided in Lenovo A6000.Arya Z3 comes with 2200 mAh battery which can last upto 1 day with normal use.
HotKnot feature provided in Arya Z3 will allow you to share photos and videos easily. It has even got Gesture Control features which will allow you to do many things from the lock screen itself. Arya Z3 smartphone comes with sensors such as Gravity, Proximity and light sensor.
Check Out our Following Chart With Detailed Specifications of Arya Z3 Smartphone.
Price Rs- 6999/- INR
Arya Z3 is a powerful smartphone with decent features. You’ll be also able to find some unique features in this new smartphone by Salora. The Smartphone is available online, it will compete with Asus Zenfone 4.5, Lenovo A6000 and some other affordable Android smartphones. You may definitely do Arya Z3′s comparison with Lenovo A6000 and other smartphones of your choice.
Display Screen
Arya Z3 has 5 inch IPS HD OGS display having resolution of 1280 x 720 pixels. There is no Gorilla Glass provided, but full lamination has been provided by Salora to the display screen of this new smartphone.
Processor, RAM and Storage
Arya Z3 comes with 1.4GHz MediaTek MT6592 Octa Core processor. Lenovo A6000 which is also a latest low budget smartphone comes with more powerful 64 Bit Quad Core Qualcomm Snapdragon processor. Arya Z3 is provided with 1GB RAM. It comes with internal memory of 8GB which can be expanded upto 32GB via External SD card.
Arya Z3 Camera
Arya Z3 feature an 8 megapixel Auto-Focus rear camera with Ultra High Flash which will allow you to take good photographs even in low light. Other features provided are Smile Shot, Face Detection and Panorama Shot.
The Smartphone comes with a front facing camera of 2 megapixel. You’ll be definitely be able to take amazing selfies using the front facing camera.
Connectivity Features and Battery
2G, 3G, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and GPS are the connectivity features provided in Arya Z3. It has even got OTG which is not provided in Lenovo A6000.Arya Z3 comes with 2200 mAh battery which can last upto 1 day with normal use.
HotKnot feature provided in Arya Z3 will allow you to share photos and videos easily. It has even got Gesture Control features which will allow you to do many things from the lock screen itself. Arya Z3 smartphone comes with sensors such as Gravity, Proximity and light sensor.
Check Out our Following Chart With Detailed Specifications of Arya Z3 Smartphone.
Top 10 Mobiles In India Under Rs.10,000/-
1. Asus Zenfone 5
The Asus Zenfone 5 is clearly the best smartphone to buy under Rs. 10,000 in India today. You get top class performance, good camera with flash and autofocus, elegant looks and well-built. And, it is also good in the battery life department. You couldn't ask for more for a phone that costs less than Rs. 10,000!
2. Motorola Moto E
If You Want to go for a renowned brand go for Moto E. It has an excellent screen, runs on latest Android OS (KitKat) and offers fluid performance for all general tasks. The only reason to choose the second best phone, the Nokia Lumia 525 over the Moto E is if you want a better camera (yes, Moto E has average camera performance, especially in low-light).
3. Xiaomi Redmi 1S
The Xiaomi Redmi 1S is a true value for money smartphone. It offers excellent specifications at a very low price point. If only the UI wasn't so heavy, we would have recommend the Redmi 1S over the Moto E.
4. Asus Zenfone 4
The smaller sibling of the Zenfone 5, the Asus Zenfone 4 has the same processor and thus gives the same class leading core performance. The Zenfone 4 offers a good camera, comes with very good build quality for it's price and the 4-inch screen makes it a compact and easy to use smartphone.
5. Nokia Lumia 525
The Lumia 525 is not only one of the least expensive Windows Phone handsets out there, but it is also one that offers a tremendous amount of value for its price.
6. Micromax Canvas Elanza 2 A121
This new Micromax smartphone is their best Android phone under Rs. 10,000. It sports a 5-inch 720p screen and runs on a Qualcomm snapdragon 200 quad-core processor coupled with 1GB of RAM. You get 8MP rear camera and 2MP front camera for capturing images and videos. With 2000 mAh battery, the phone should also do a fairly good job in the battery life department.
7. Nokia Lumia 630
Nokia Lumia 630 offers latest Windows Phone 8.1 OS. It is a very well designed and built phone in the sub 10K range. The phone is pretty fast, has Gorilla Glass 3 protection along with Nokia Clear Black display technology.
8. Sony Xperia E1 Dual
Sony Xperia E1 dual is a compact smartphone running on dual-core Snapdragon 200 SoC. We recommend the E1 dual to anyone looking for a well-built Android smartphone with compact dimensions and good music playback quality.
9. Micromax Canvas 2 Colors A120
Good smartphone option for those who seek choice in terms of colors and also want the option of interchangeable back shells. With a 5-inch HD screen and a quad-core processor combined with 1GB RAM, this Android Jelly Bean based phone is fast enough for most daily tasks.
10. Karbonn Titanium S1 Plus
This is the cheapest of all the smartphones in our list of best phones for Rs. 10,000 in India. While being very affordable, the Karbonn Titanium S1 Plus manages to offer a Qualcomm quad-core processor along with 1GB RAM. Making it one of the fastest in its price range.
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The Asus Zenfone 5 is clearly the best smartphone to buy under Rs. 10,000 in India today. You get top class performance, good camera with flash and autofocus, elegant looks and well-built. And, it is also good in the battery life department. You couldn't ask for more for a phone that costs less than Rs. 10,000!
2. Motorola Moto E
If You Want to go for a renowned brand go for Moto E. It has an excellent screen, runs on latest Android OS (KitKat) and offers fluid performance for all general tasks. The only reason to choose the second best phone, the Nokia Lumia 525 over the Moto E is if you want a better camera (yes, Moto E has average camera performance, especially in low-light).
3. Xiaomi Redmi 1S
The Xiaomi Redmi 1S is a true value for money smartphone. It offers excellent specifications at a very low price point. If only the UI wasn't so heavy, we would have recommend the Redmi 1S over the Moto E.
4. Asus Zenfone 4
The smaller sibling of the Zenfone 5, the Asus Zenfone 4 has the same processor and thus gives the same class leading core performance. The Zenfone 4 offers a good camera, comes with very good build quality for it's price and the 4-inch screen makes it a compact and easy to use smartphone.
5. Nokia Lumia 525
The Lumia 525 is not only one of the least expensive Windows Phone handsets out there, but it is also one that offers a tremendous amount of value for its price.
6. Micromax Canvas Elanza 2 A121
This new Micromax smartphone is their best Android phone under Rs. 10,000. It sports a 5-inch 720p screen and runs on a Qualcomm snapdragon 200 quad-core processor coupled with 1GB of RAM. You get 8MP rear camera and 2MP front camera for capturing images and videos. With 2000 mAh battery, the phone should also do a fairly good job in the battery life department.
7. Nokia Lumia 630
Nokia Lumia 630 offers latest Windows Phone 8.1 OS. It is a very well designed and built phone in the sub 10K range. The phone is pretty fast, has Gorilla Glass 3 protection along with Nokia Clear Black display technology.
8. Sony Xperia E1 Dual
Sony Xperia E1 dual is a compact smartphone running on dual-core Snapdragon 200 SoC. We recommend the E1 dual to anyone looking for a well-built Android smartphone with compact dimensions and good music playback quality.
9. Micromax Canvas 2 Colors A120
Good smartphone option for those who seek choice in terms of colors and also want the option of interchangeable back shells. With a 5-inch HD screen and a quad-core processor combined with 1GB RAM, this Android Jelly Bean based phone is fast enough for most daily tasks.
10. Karbonn Titanium S1 Plus
This is the cheapest of all the smartphones in our list of best phones for Rs. 10,000 in India. While being very affordable, the Karbonn Titanium S1 Plus manages to offer a Qualcomm quad-core processor along with 1GB RAM. Making it one of the fastest in its price range.
Motorola Moto G preview
Everything you need to know about the most bang-for-your-buck smartphone on Earth
The
Moto G is clad in a thick 11.6mm plastic body – no fancy aluminium and
glass here folks – and its curvy body and dimpled 'M' logo on the back
are clearly inspired by the US-only Moto X.
Accessory fans take note. There are up to 19 different removable backs available for the Moto G, letting you colour coordinate around your wardrobe, harkening back to the glorious 90s where Nokia ruled the roost with its interchangeable plastic fascias.
Not only that, but Motorola has kindly decided to coat the inside of the Moto G with a water-resistant nano layer which is designed to protect it from light splashes, and the tears of your R.S. 43000/- smartphone-owning friends who just found out how much it costs.
Well,
not faster, but bigger. The Moto G 'only' has a 4.5in screen, which we
suppose by today's super-smartphone standards makes it too small to be
taken seriously.
But then you remember that the iPhone 5s still only has a 4in display, and that makes you smirk a little on the inside.
While it's 720p as opposed to full HD, its smaller size helps iron out pixel density woes and it should be much easier for small-handed gadgeteers to handle than devices in the 5in+ club.
It's also a Gorilla Glass 3 display, which is actually more scratch resistant than a fair few Android powerhouses like the LG G2, which is rocking Gorilla Glass 2.
The
Moto G's innards might not set anything on fire, but they're absolutely
not shabby by any means, especially when you take its price tag into
account.
The 8GB model (sadly there's no microSD slot) will set you back a mere £135 (11300 INR), while the 16GB version costs £160 (13500 INR).
For that money, you'll get 1.4Ghz quad-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 400 innards, and 1GB of RAM, along with a promised update to the more efficient Android 4.4 KitKat OS which has been optimised to work with as little as 512MB of RAM.
It should all be enough to handle Android with ease, and while you might struggle with the latest games, even at that lower resolution, it all comes back to that sexy, sexy price tag.
If you're not an app-hoarder and just want to get the basics done, it'll do you just fine.
The Moto G's 5MP camera is nothing to write home about, and it's arguably its weakest feature.
It will however produce decent Facebook-able shots, which should be enough for most people.
For serious shutterbugs, the Moto G's camera could be a deal breaker, and they're better of looking at the (much pricier) LG G2, iPhone 5S, and Nokia Lumia 1020 for a superior imaging fix.
The Motorola Moto G, won't get gadget fans' heart's racing.
There's no blistering fast power on offer, nor is there a huge pixel-packed screen or a Megapixel-saturated camera.
What the G does offer though, is incredible value for money, and should be the go-to Android choice that tech-heads recommend to their friends this New Year.
The similarly specced Samsung Galaxy S4 Mini and HTC One Mini cost more than twice as much, and they've both been made redundant by the arrival of Moto's budget bruiser.
Simply put, the Motorola Moto G looks to be by far the best budget smartphone that money can buy.
Hope This One Enters In The Indian Market
The Motorola Moto G blew us away when it was first announced, not due to its spec-sheet (which isn't bleeding edge), but due to its £135 price tag. That Means Rupees 11371 In INR.
That's cheap enough to make the excellent value Nexus 5 look like a frivolous buy, and the Moto G is all set up to be the best budget smartphone in the world, by a country mile.
So, what exactly does it offer?
That's cheap enough to make the excellent value Nexus 5 look like a frivolous buy, and the Moto G is all set up to be the best budget smartphone in the world, by a country mile.
So, what exactly does it offer?
Cheap thrills
Accessory fans take note. There are up to 19 different removable backs available for the Moto G, letting you colour coordinate around your wardrobe, harkening back to the glorious 90s where Nokia ruled the roost with its interchangeable plastic fascias.
Not only that, but Motorola has kindly decided to coat the inside of the Moto G with a water-resistant nano layer which is designed to protect it from light splashes, and the tears of your R.S. 43000/- smartphone-owning friends who just found out how much it costs.
Screen if you want to go faster
But then you remember that the iPhone 5s still only has a 4in display, and that makes you smirk a little on the inside.
While it's 720p as opposed to full HD, its smaller size helps iron out pixel density woes and it should be much easier for small-handed gadgeteers to handle than devices in the 5in+ club.
It's also a Gorilla Glass 3 display, which is actually more scratch resistant than a fair few Android powerhouses like the LG G2, which is rocking Gorilla Glass 2.
G-Force
The 8GB model (sadly there's no microSD slot) will set you back a mere £135 (11300 INR), while the 16GB version costs £160 (13500 INR).
For that money, you'll get 1.4Ghz quad-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 400 innards, and 1GB of RAM, along with a promised update to the more efficient Android 4.4 KitKat OS which has been optimised to work with as little as 512MB of RAM.
It should all be enough to handle Android with ease, and while you might struggle with the latest games, even at that lower resolution, it all comes back to that sexy, sexy price tag.
If you're not an app-hoarder and just want to get the basics done, it'll do you just fine.
Super snapper?
It will however produce decent Facebook-able shots, which should be enough for most people.
For serious shutterbugs, the Moto G's camera could be a deal breaker, and they're better of looking at the (much pricier) LG G2, iPhone 5S, and Nokia Lumia 1020 for a superior imaging fix.
Initial verdict
There's no blistering fast power on offer, nor is there a huge pixel-packed screen or a Megapixel-saturated camera.
What the G does offer though, is incredible value for money, and should be the go-to Android choice that tech-heads recommend to their friends this New Year.
The similarly specced Samsung Galaxy S4 Mini and HTC One Mini cost more than twice as much, and they've both been made redundant by the arrival of Moto's budget bruiser.
Simply put, the Motorola Moto G looks to be by far the best budget smartphone that money can buy.
Hope This One Enters In The Indian Market
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