Micromax Unite 2

Micromax Unite 2 Review: Battery Life and VerdictThe Unite 2 sports a 2000mAh battery inside that should ideally be enough for you to see a day through. And it is needed to be mentioned that the battery stood up pretty well for the entire time we spent...

Micromax Unite 2 Review: Camera and VideoThe Unite 2 comes with a 5-megapixel rear camera with flash which can shoot 720p videos, and a 2-megapixel front camera. The sensor is not that bad a deal and captures indoor images decently. Although the overall...

The Indian brand proved that it has the capability to produce international quality devices. The budget smartphone, Unite 2 is a strong competitor to Moto...

The Micromax Unite 2 is now available online for around Rs 8,500. It's not a bad price considering the specifications and ease of use however we would have liked it if it were a bit less. Apart from the bundled languages, the Unite 2 isn't a particularly...

Head to head, the Unite 2 is a better option than the Moto E, but there are certain issues which make you think twice about this smarpthone. The build and design quality is quite good and even the performance capability is worthy of the price. For the...

The Micromax Unite 2 is the challenge Moto E needed before becoming the undisputed leader of the entry-level segment. The Unite 2 was launched with Android 4.4.2 KitKat for Rs. 6999, same as the Moto E, but since then both devices have been plagued with...

The Micromax Unite 2 was priced at Rs. 6,999 at launch, the same as the Moto E, but it has come to our notice that prices are higher right now with several e-commerce sellers quoting as much as Rs. 7,799. Also just like the Moto E, this phone is...

Micromax Unite 2 may not be as tough as the Moto E but it does come loaded with good features that are missing on the Moto E. The Unite 2 A106 performance is impressive and there is 5MP AF camera that does a much better job, plus it can record 1080p...