Yu Yutopia launched for ₹24,999

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Yu Yutopia has been launched for ₹24,999

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Specifications are as follows;
~Snapdragon 810 SoC 2GHz,
~4GB DDR4 RAM and 32GB storage with microSD card support
~5.2-inch 2K display with pure black touch panel (565 ppi) protected by Corning Gorilla Glass
~Unibody aluminum design
~21MP primary camera (Sony IMX230 sensor) with PDAF and OID
~Front cam 8MP 86-degree wide lens
~Fingerprint scanner
~3,000mAh battery with Quick charge 2.0
~DTS audio support and comes with Little Bird headphones by House of Marley
~Cyanogen OS12.1 (upgradeable to Android 6.0 based CM13)

Device is exclusive to Amazon and will start shipping from 26th December with pre-booking starting today.

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OnePlus 2: Flagship killer.
Yu Yutopia: OnePlus 2 killer. Lol.
drkrack said:
RIP oneplus two & its invite system. New palm heater for chilling winters.
Impressive specs for the price.
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Yeah they shouldn't have continued the invite system with the 1+2. Its not even a great phone anyway. Plus the buggy and novice Oxygen made it worse.
 
Bundled with House of Marley earphones great,
Seems like picked the best of OP2, S6, Nexus 6P with official Cyanogen OS. (association with Micromax seems to be the only drawback)



 
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^^ kizashi was one of the most anticipated car from suzuki at one point of time with diesel engine, good dynamics ( possibly), great looks. Maruti brought it as CBU import (completely built unit having maximum import duty) and priced it way more than expectation making it wrong positioned product in market. So eventually it kiiled it, just like honda civic hybrid. If priced right kizashi was supposed to be best bang for buck car (of course in its segment).

Anyway very few people will be going for this mmx mobile. And they should be trashed left and right to market as most powerful phone on planet, my foot. Too bad there are plenty poor knowlegable people who fall for the trap of advertising. My relative had bought canvas phone for 22k in black.:eek:, obviously without asking me or any decent fellow.
 
Harpy.eagle said:
^^ kizashi was one of the most anticipated car from suzuki at one point of time with diesel engine, good dynamics ( possibly), great looks. Maruti brought it as CBU import (completely built unit having maximum import duty) and priced it way more than expectation making it wrong positioned product in market. So eventually it kiiled it, just like honda civic hybrid. If priced right kizashi was supposed to be best bang for buck car (of course in its segment).

Anyway very few people will be going for this mmx mobile. And they should be trashed left and right to market as most powerful phone on planet, my foot. Too bad there are plenty poor knowlegable people who fall for the trap of advertising. My relative had bought canvas phone for 22k in black.:eek:, obviously without asking me or any decent fellow.
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I know about the Suzuki Kizashi sedan. I just didn't understand what he tried to say. The underlined part.
Btw a few months ago a sister of mine also bought a Canvas Knight something as it was on "a heavy discount for 13k something from some 20k'ish price". I told her what a bad decision it was. She rebuked me and praised her phone telling me how awesome it was. I laughed at her silly claims and told her that she will regret it. Guess what? Her phone died just a few weeks ago. She's now using a basic phone. :P

Anyway this phone looks good on paper. If it was made by some other company then people would no doubt buy it immediately. But the fact that its related to Micromax which is not known for its reliability will likely backfire. I'd rather go for the good ol' 1+1 anyday.
 
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swatkats said:
20k phone. Doesn't deserve a penny more, 25k Price would have been justified if it had Oneplus like after sales.
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25k :P
btw the way you talk about OnePlus after-sales its like their service is really good. Last time i heard it wasn't so. Same with Xiaomi and Moto.
 
Oneplus, Moto and Xiaomi after sales are handled by B2X. Had a good experience with Moto, so I guess Oneplus service should be good too.
 
B2X is far better than the HCL & Mi Exclusive service center. I can vouch.
Of all Mi has garbage after sales support. I felt Lenovo's was better. Mi is interested in dumping outdated phones in India, Not after sales service.
iPwnz said:
25k :p
btw the way you talk about OnePlus after-sales its like their service is really good. Last time i heard it wasn't so. Same with Xiaomi and Moto.
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The reason people buy MMX phones is because they are cheap. They know that the phones won't last, but the prices usually made up for it. While the specs look good on paper, I am not sure how MMX will deal with the SD810 woes that people are surely going to run into. Might have been better of going for an SD808 and a lower price tag.
 
Lord Nemesis said:
The reason people buy MMX phones is because they are cheap. They know that the phones won't last, but the prices usually made up for it. While the specs look good on paper, I am not sure how MMX will deal with the SD810 woes that people are surely going to run into. Might have been better of going for an SD808 and a lower price tag.
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Those have been sorted. Nexus 6p is 810 only and has no issues.
 
810V2 has no technical problems reported that is why you see even Sony sticking to it for their flagships. However it is under performer for sure.
 
810 V2.0 is nothing but underclocked 810 V1.0.

Nexus 6p has it underclocked so that it does not heat as much.
 
Most of the SD810 phones were using V2.1 SoC's by the time One Plus Two came out.

As per my understanding, 810 v2.1 does not fix the main problems. It just improves the situation by clocking down the SoC and decreasing the chance of over heating and throttling to some extent. But, that alone is not enough. In addition, OEM's deployed additional physical and software measures. Better heat spreaders, custom CPU scheduling routines (like in case of One Plus Two) and the like.
 
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