Yu Televentures, a Micromax backup that came into presence a year ago, on Tuesday uncovered its fourth spending plan cell phone, the Yu Yunique.
Evaluated at 4, 999, the Android handset conveys 4G backing to a new low value, putting recharged weight on its rivals. As a low-estimated 4G LTE cell phone, the Yu Yunique has its offer of hits and misses.
To begin with things first; Yu has conveyed sent the configuration profile of its beforehand dispatched Yuphoria cell phone to the Yunique. At to begin with, the Yunique resembles a smaller than expected Yuphoria. It has the same configuration profile, short the Yuphoria’s metallic sides.
The Yu Yunique’s energy catch is situated between the volume catches on the privilege, and for reasons unknown they are joined together. This may make it troublesome for clients to discover the force catch at first. Additionally, while holding the handset, our fingers regularly arrived on top of the back camera lens, bringing about smircesh.
The essential camera has the same Saturn Ring outline as the Yuphoria’s. In spite of the fact that the removable plastic back has a long speaker flame broil close to the base, the genuine speaker is littler and put in one corner. Clients can supplant the back board, yet the 2000mAh battery is not removable. The back board exists just to cover the two SIM card spaces and microSD card opening.
The Yu Yunique is prone to be invited by most clients as the minimal size of 134.50x67.50x8.30mm outcomes in a decent grasp. All edges of the showcase are anything but difficult to reach with one thumb. The 4.7-inch HD(720x1280-pixel) screen is secured by Coring Gorilla Glass 3, which just a couple cell phones use at this value level. This is more than clients would typically get in a sub-Rs. 5000 handset. The cell phone additionally has on-screen Android route catches rather than capacitive ones.
On the product front, the Yu Yunique is to be sure one of a kind in the Yu lineup as it runs Android 5.1 Lollipop and not Cyanogen OS out-of-the-crate. As of not long ago, the majority of Yu’s cell phones have accompany Cyanogen OS. Interestingly, the organization says clients can streak Cyanogen OS 12.1 onto this gadget on the off chance that they need.
Being the organization’s first ever immaculate Android cell phone with just about zero bloatware, it runs most applications without hiccups or slacks. Be that as it may, the 1.2GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon 410 processor and 1GB of LPDDR3 RAM were not ready to run things smoothly once we began multitasking with a few applications open on the gadget. There were occurrences when it took three or four seconds to raise an application in the wake of tapping its symbol on the home screen. Be that as it may, with ordinary utilization, the Yu Yunique had the capacity run fine more often than not.
The new Yu cell phone includes 8GB of inbuilt stockpiling, which leaves somewhat more than 4GB free for clients. Be that as it may, since the organization has given an extension opening, the inbuilt stockpiling ought not be an enormous constraint.
The camera interface is straightforward and simple to work, yet marginally messed with a line of symbols set on one side of the presentation, and the screen catch, camera, feature and display exchanging modes on the other side. A rundown of modes and components covers almost a large portion of the presentation in one long flood menu.
The camera performed fine in sunlight and ought to be tasteful for those spending just Rs. 4, 999 on a cell phone. Low-light execution was frustrating however, even with HDR mode empowered. The last pictures appeared to have a somewhat yellowish tint for reasons unknown. A choices’ percentage we found in the menu are streak mode, stockpiling area, picture size, picture quality, clock, ceaseless shot, and face recognition.
The organization asserts its 2, 000mAh non-removable Li-Po battery can convey up to 7 hours of talk time and up to 271 hours of standby time. Be that as it may, we are yet to run it through our thorough battery test and check whether it can truly convey on those cases. We foresee that the battery won’t be a failure on the Yu Yunique, which has light specs that won’t request much power.
All said and done, the Yu Yunique has some negative and positive perspectives, both of which a client ought to expect in a sub-Rs 5, 000 cell phone. Then again, in the meantime it is entirely uncommon to discover a 8-megapixel back camera, almost 5-inch HD show with Corning Gorilla Glass 3 insurance, and most essential of all, unadulterated Android 5.1 Lollipop with zero bloatware at such a pocket-accommodating sticker. Stay tuned for our full audit.