10 Best smart phones in India

We’re presenting a list of the best smartphones in India to give you the lowdown on devices that have managed to create a buzz in this region. While phones like the Galaxy S3 and the One X arrive with powerful internal systems running quad core processors, the Lumia 610 promises to offer an improved smartphone experience to the youth brigade in the country. And those into photography can consider the 808 PureView or the One S as their potential options. Read through the compilation to know more about these and a few other handsets that recently dropped anchor in India.

1 – Samsung Galaxy S3:

Not many phones out there can boast of a powerful internal system complete with a quad core application processor and the Android Ice Cream Sandwich platform, all crammed into a stylish exterior. The Galaxy S3 happens to be blessed with all this and a lot more.

It comes drenched in shades of marble white or pebble blue and flaunts a 4.8-inch Super AMOELD touchscreen, an 8MP primary camera as well as a 1.9MP front-mounted webcam. The 16GB and 32GB variants are available in the market, while its 64GB version seems to be in the pipeline.

Price: Rs. 38,900

2 – HTC One X:

This flagship phone from HTC is no doubt one of the most sought after among the smartphones in India and can very well give the Galaxy S3 a run for its money. It gains steam from a quad core chipset and is powered by the Ice Cream Sandwich OS tweaked with HTC Sense 4.0.

The key highlight of this handset featuring a 4.7-inch LCD screen, is its 8MP camera that teams up with ImageSense technology to capture enhanced images. This camcorder can even click still shots while recording videos.

Price: Rs. 42,999

3 – LG Optimus 3D Max:

The 3D Max, also known as the 3D Cube in certain parts of the globe, allows you to enjoy 3D content on the move. It employs a tri-dual 1.2GHz processor and 1GB RAM under the hood and operates with the help of the Gingerbread platform.

Its thin 9.6mm profile supports a 4.3-inch multi-touch Nova WVGA display as well as a 5MP auto focus camera, capable of capturing stereoscopic images and videos. Moreover, a dedicated button on the phone lets you convert 2D digital content into 3D.

Price: Rs. 30,500

4 – Sony Xperia S:

A part of the NXT series from Sony, the Xperia S is one of the first few devices, introduced by the company after it parted ways with Ericsson. Available in hues of white and black, it provides a multi-touch real estate of 4.3 inches, reinforced with a scratch-resistant coating.

And shutterbugs may be glad to hear that it tags along a 12.1MP camera too. The handset acquires multitasking properties from a 1.2GHz dual core processor, ships with Gingerbread, and will receive an ICS upgrade soon.

Price: Rs. 32,560

5 – Motorola Razr Maxx:

This option on our lineup of smartphones in India is for those of you who seek a smartphone that scores high points for its usability and can keep up with your daily needs. Its long battery life that lasts for up to 17.6 hours, ensures that your smartphone doesn’t need to be plugged in to the socket every now and then.

Corning Gorilla Glass on the 4.3-inch Super AMOLED touchscreen, a Kevlar fiber finish on the body and a water-resistant coating make it durable enough to withstand scratches and spills. You can also expect an 8MP camera in addition to a webcam from this Gingerbread-based contender.

Price: Rs. 31,590

6 – Nokia 808 PureView:

The Nokia 808 PureView has managed to achieve a feat that was unforeseen in any of the previously introduced smartphones. This Symbian Belle-based phone is deployed with a 41MP camera sensor in addition to Carl Zeiss optics, Xenon flash and the PureView technology to enhance all your images.

Its front panel is dominated by a 4-inch AMOLED ClearBlack touchscreen reinforced with Corning Gorilla Glass and it ships with 16GB onboard memory.

Price: Rs. 38,899

7 – Lava Xolo X900:

The Xolo X900 by Lava is the only smartphone in India that has been certified by Intel. Equipped with the Intel Z2460 processor, which clocks a speed of 1.6GHz, it has been deployed with the Hyper Threading technology and even a 400MHz GPU to render decent graphics on its 4.03-inch touchscreen.

An over-the-air ICS upgrade seems to be in the offing for this gingerbread slice.

Price: Rs. 22,000

8 – HTC One S:

Next up on our roundup of smartphones in India is the One S, belonging to the One series from HTC. It is loaded with Ice Cream Sandwich which teams up with HTC Sense 4.0 to offer an intuitive user interface and it incorporates a 1.5GHz dual core Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 processor to supervise the internal operation of the device. And similar to the One X, it also utilizes the ImageSense technology to produce good quality images from its 8MP rear-facing camera.

Price: Rs. 33,590

9 – Nokia Lumia 610:

Those unwilling to purchase a device that burns a huge hole in their pockets, fret not, for the Lumia 610 has been introduced by the Finnish manufacturer. Aimed at the youth of the country, this Windows Phone-based smartphone has been pre-installed with applications like Nokia Drive, Nokia Music and Nokia Maps amongst others.

Its front panel houses a 3.7-inch LCD touchscreen display, while the flip side is graced by a 5MP auto focus camera possessing attributes like LED flash, touch focus, geotagging, face recognition and more.

Price: Rs. 12,999

10 – HTC Desire V:

The latest addition to the Desire series, Desire V has been put up for sale in the country, but it is yet to be announced officially. Like most other smartphones manufactured by the Taiwanese OEM, it also integrates the latest version of Sense and Beats Audio technology to keep you entertained while on the move.

For those interested, other tech specs of the phone include a 5MP camera as well as a 4-inch touchscreen.

Price: Rs. 21,999

Conclusion:

It’s hard not to notice that a majority of the best smartphones in India happen to be certified by Google. Still, your choices are definitely not limited to these handsets and you can even give our pick of the top 10 phones in India a once-over before you finally make up your mind. Go on, don’t be shy; we’d like to hear your comments on the matter.

via:-techgadgets.in