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Micromax one of the most well-known Indian smartphone maker is now making its comeback. The company will be launching its two new android smartphones on November 3rd. Micromax will be launching two new devices in the Indian smartphone market. Both of these smartphones will be running on MediaTek processors. One of the devices that Micromax will be launching is called the In 1A and the other is called In 1. Yes, the naming of these devices is beyond uninspiring but both are budget smartphones with the rumored price tag to be near Rs. 10,000 so can't expect much.
In one day, we are about to go all #INForIndia exclusively with @Flipkart. Watch it live on 3rd Nov, 12PM. #MicromaxIsBack #INMobiles pic.twitter.com/G9QHKQ1AUZ
— IN by Micromax (@Micromax__India) November 2, 2020
Also Read: Micromax and MediaTek Team Up to Make In-Series Phones in India
Micromax In 1 and In 1a Specifications:
There is so much that we do know about the upcoming Micromax In 1 and In 1a smartphones and so much that we don't still. Both the Micromax In 1 and In 1a will be running on the MediaTek Helios G series of processors. The Micromax In 1 is probably the one that is getting the more powerful MediaTek Helio G85 processor which also means that there will 3 or 4 GB of RAM on this device. Not much is known about the In 1 as of now. We'll know more once the device launches.
What we do know is that the Micromax In 1A is the underpowered one out of the two. This one is going to be powered by the MediaTek Helios G35 processor. There will be 2GB RAM and 3GB RAM options available. There are sources that are also saying that the Micromax In 1A will also sport a massive 6.5-inch HD+ display panel along with a huge 5000mAh battery.
It goes without saying that both these devices will only have 4G connectivity. It remains to be seen how much of a difference these two make in the Indian market and for Micromax as well. There is a lot riding on these still un-launched devices.