Xiaomi Redmi 1s final sale today, no registration required

Xiaomi, the Chinese smartphone maker figured out how to make a storm in the smartphone market by serving to the masses a pocket-friendly top of the line device, the Xiaomi Mi 3. Nonetheless, the Mi3 sale in India was fleeting with the last sale seen amid the Diwali sales. Xiaomi has finally forever suspended the Mi3, potentially to focus on the Redmi Note or to apparatus up for the launch of the Mi4.

The budget phones evaluated Redmi 1s has seen an exhaustive sale with a large number of handsets been sold out in simply a couple of weeks. However, the Redmi 1s likewise did see the last sale a week back.

Xiaomi has now been running the sale of their next smartphone, the Redmi Note phablet. The device is a mid-plan Android smartphone with a vast display and a respectable hardware.

Today, December sixth, Xiaomi has authoritatively announced via their Facebook page, that the Redmi 1s will have a sale once more, next week. Conceivably, this could be the last sale and another conceivable reason could be that Xiaomi and Flipkart is putting the staying unsold handsets on its last sale. The uplifting news is that the sale will have no registration required, and will see a normal sale (no blaze sale).

The Facebook post expresses that the Redmi 1s will be sold on 8 December on Flipkart. The sale won't require any earlier registrations and will be on sale till stocks last.

So for all you Xiaomi Redmi 1s fans who have passed up a great opportunity for a handset, this is could be the last risk.

Motorola Moto X (First Gen) Prices Slashed on Flipkart

Keeping in mind the end goal to clear its inventories, Motorola has sliced the prices for the Moto X (first gen) by Rs 6,000. At one time valued at Rs 24,000, Motorola is presently offering the smartphone for Rs 17,999 on Flipkart.

Dispatched in August 2013, the Moto X features a 4.7-inch show with a 10mp primary camera and a 2mp secondary camera. The smartphone is powered runs on Android Kitkat OS, and is pressed with dual-core 1.7 Ghz processor with 2gb RAM.

Pros:

Ultimate screen; Smooth UI navigation; Excellent gaming performance; Very great music output; Kitkat 4.4.4 out-of-the-box.

Cons:

Fails to offer the premium touch; Disappointing camera; Average battery life; Limited storage; Not perfect for one-gave utilization.

 
Key Specifications

Not at all like its forerunner, the Moto X (2014) is about crude force. Sponsored by a Snapdragon 801 chip (quad-core timed at 2.5 Ghz), its the most influential handset in its value range. The inside storage is 16 GB. Of which 12 GB is client available. Most Android fans will be disillusioned by the absence of memory extension space. This single SIM telephone accompanies a 13 megapixel camera with dual LED glimmer. Different specs incorporate Wi-FI, A-GPS, Bluetooth 4.0, and 2300 mah battery.

Software

The new Moto X boats with Android 4.4.4 Kitkat. Since Motorola has quit altering Android after its tragic Motoblur UI, the launcher on Moto X is like what you get on the Nexus gadgets.

Verdict

The Moto X is compelling handset with a great screen. So on the off chance that you are into gaming, try for this handset. Then again, evaluated at Rs 33,000, the telephone doesn't feel premium. The battery performance is disappointing. In the event that you have any adoration for camera, stay far from the Moto X. In this value range, the HTC One (E8) additionally has its impart of disadvantages, however given a decision I'll rather pick it over the Moto X (2014).

Features: 4/5
Outline and Build Quality: 3/5
Performance: 4/5
Esteem For Money: 4/5
Mojo: 4/5

Overall Rating: 3.5/5