Micromax Andro A60

Overview

TechSpot Metascore

Based on 6 expert reviews

Excellent:

0
Good:

2
Average:

1
Bad:

3

Pros:

Inexpensive, Bundled 2GB microSD card, WiFi, 3G & GPS Support, Cute Looks; Lightweight
Cute shape, decent battery life, fairly smooth interface speed, good connectivity (3G, Wi-fi, GPS), cheap
Neat design, comfortable to use, UI is smooth, Multiple keypad options including handwriting recognition, Camera is quite good

Cons:

Touch Response Is Bad, Phone crashed a couple of times; Apps restarted too, Bad Camera, Unattractive Resistive Display, No FM Radio
Resistive screen hinders usability, no Google Talk client, average multi-media, only dual-band support, camera does not autofocus, average call clarity

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Last revision on January 4, 2012

Reviewers Liked

Inexpensive, Bundled 2GB microSD card, WiFi, 3G & GPS Support, Cute Looks; Lightweight
Cute shape, decent battery life, fairly smooth interface speed, good connectivity (3G, Wi-fi, GPS), cheap
Neat design, comfortable to use, UI is smooth, Multiple keypad options including handwriting recognition, Camera is quite good
Price, sound, display, battery life, swype, -

Reviewers Didn't Like

Touch Response Is Bad, Phone crashed a couple of times; Apps restarted too, Bad Camera, Unattractive Resistive Display, No FM Radio
Resistive screen hinders usability, no Google Talk client, average multi-media, only dual-band support, camera does not autofocus, average call clarity
Music player and handsfree quality is really bad, Poor battery life, Gtalk app not preloaded, Issue with memory card becoming unmounted
Camera, resistive display

Expert reviews and ratings

The Micromax A60 is a compact, well endowed entry-level Android device for first time buyers....

By ITP.net on May 08, 2011

The Micromax Andro A60 is a cheap yet worthy smartphone, considering its rich feature set including 3G, Wi-Fi, touchscreen and Android with GPS enabled applications pre-installed. The icing on the cake - is its decent all-round performance across the...

By ThinkDigit on February 01, 2011

The Micromax Andro A60 is the least expensive Android smartphone in the market today....

By PCWorld India on January 19, 2011

The Micromax Andro A60 costs Rs. 6,700 as of now. That's quite an affordable price tag and I'm pretty sure it will get people flooding to the store to buy one. But should you? While this has to be the best Micromax phone I've used, and...

By TechTree on January 18, 2011

ConnectivityMikcromax’s A60 is a 3G enabled device that is equipped to handle HSDPA connectivity (up to 7.2Mbps). For right now though, EDGE/GPRS or Wi-Fi works without a hitch. In the power control widget an option to switch off connectivity to save...

By Tech2 on January 15, 2011

Micromax Andro A60 ReviewDream about owning an Android phone but find yourself short on money? You can just go for the Micromax Andro A60, the cheapest Android mobile phone in 2010. Read the Micromax Andro A60 review and know all about this Android...

By MobilesRoom on December 20, 2010

Micromax Andro A60 costs about Rs. 6,990 (the price will vary according to your location) and the price tag is quite affordable considering the features inside. For me, this is the best phone from this manufacturer to date and it is rich in features...

By eTech Reviews on May 22, 2011

Here’s a video on our final verdict on the phone:In India, the Micromax Andro A60 costs about Rs 6700 right now. That’s a very decent price for a budget Android phone, and the cheapest deal you’ll get for a brand new phone. But...

By ZOMGitsCj on February 15, 2011

When the Android platform was announced, one of the biggest advantages that everyone was looking at was of falling prices of smartphones. However, most Android smartphones that came in were steeply priced and up-till recently the starting range for...

By CIOL on January 07, 2011