Micromax Canvas Spark

Overview

TechSpot Metascore

Based on 6 expert reviews

Excellent:

0
Good:

2
Average:

1
Bad:

3

Pros:

Good design, Decent hardware, Android Lollipop

Cons:

Inconsistent performance, Low brightness levels

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Last revision on November 14, 2016

Reviewers Liked

Good design, Decent hardware, Android Lollipop

Reviewers Didn't Like

Inconsistent performance, Low brightness levels

Expert reviews and ratings

It's incredible to see how fast the tech world moves. Within a span of an year, you'll find a ton of differences between Micromax's offerings in the budget segment… between the Unite 2 and Canvas Spark, the latter offers better screen resolution, better...

By 91mobiles.com on June 17, 2015

The Canvas Spark is an average budget phone. It is a run of the mill performer which is only meant for light usage and people who don't want to spend more than 5K on a smartphone. Beyond those constraints however, we would recommend you buy something...

By Digit on June 08, 2015

For Rs. 4999, Micromax Canvas Spark offers a pretty decent display and camera, along with some sparked hardware and latest OS. But at times the handset lags and spoils the user experience, thanks to its not so good touch screen. Spark does come in a...

By techmagnifier.com on May 23, 2015

The Micromax Canvas Spark does a pretty good job and is afford-ably priced at Rs. 4,999. Now the InFocus M2 is also available using the same hardware for the same price of Rs. 4,999. The M2 comes with 4.2 inch LTPS screen with WXGA resolution with a much...

By gogi.in on May 06, 2015

We really like what Micromax has tried to achieve with the Canvas Spark, but unfortunately all that effort didn't really amount to tangible performance. The design and the price are the main saving graces for this phone. At Rs. 4,999 the Canvas Spark...

By Gadgets360 on April 25, 2015

In India's booming smartphone market, it's not international brands but rather local vendors such as Micromax that are dominating the market scene.Fast-growing Indian smartphone maker Micromax took the wraps off its newest budget phone, its cheapest...

By gizbot.com on April 22, 2015

Google's Android One was a great attempt to offer affordable Android smartphones. While Micromax had its Canvas A1 based on the Android One, the company's Canvas Spark storms the below-Rs 5,000 Android smartphone market, running on the Android Lollipop...

By businesstoday.intoday.in on June 11, 2015

The Micromax Canvas Spark delivers what it promises. This is possibly some of the best hardware we've got our hands on in this price range. A sub 5,000 rupee handset that feels like something in Rs. 10,000 price segment is not something we see everyday...

By FoneArena on April 30, 2015