Chinese Smartphone maker Xiaomi had a grand entry in India yesterday for Mi3. Whereas the flagship device, has been sold within half an hour of its opening on an Indian shopping portal Flipkart. Not only this company also brought low-price strategy to wearables, and offering a smart wristband that will sell for a mere $13, the company announced on Tuesday.
Xiaomi, a Chinese handset manufacture who launched its flagship device this month in India, has been sold off within half an hour of opening up of sale over an ecommerce website Flipkart.
Marking the start of a new series, Intellect Digest offers a new shopper’s guide for our valuable readers. This series focuses on giving a heads on overview for all the best possible smartphone options in the given budget range. Every device featured in the series is compared on numerous factors like specification, build quality, user experience and after sales support. This time, we will be looking at the entry level options i.e. Best smartphones under Rs 10,000. While there’s no dearth of smartphone options available in this price segment, we will particularly be focusing on the options which provide the best VFM (Value for Money) for your hard earned cash. Without further ado, here’s the showdown.
Shopper’s Guide – Under Rs 10,000
Xiaomi has announced its entry to India as a mobile brand in New Delhi India on 15th July 2014 with the launch of two of their popular phones, the Xiaomi M3, Xiaomi Redmi Note and Xiaomi Redmi 1S. In this article we share with you our first impressions video and hands on with the phones. We also talk about the price, specs, features and our expert opinion on these phones. They have also announced 36 service centers in 20 cities working from Monday to Saturday from 10 AM to 6:30 PM. There will also be two exclusive service centers, 1 in Delhi and 1 in Bangalore.
It’s been rumoured that Xioami might come with a tablet, now all the guesses confirmed, Xiaomi announced Mipad tablet in China. The Xiamoi announced 16GB and 64GB variant of tablet with a price tag of CNY 1,499 and CNY 1,699 respectively, no words about International pricing, but if we roughly translate these figures into rupees, we can expect both these variants will cost around INR 14,000 and INR 16,000 respectively. The tablet was announced at an event in Beijing by Xiaomi CEO.
