QiKU Q Terra

Overview

TechSpot Metascore

Based on 4 expert reviews

Excellent:

0
Good:

4
Average:

0
Bad:

0

Pros:

Allmetal build and stylish looks, Capable cameras, Mindboggling array of software features, Smooth performance, Good battery life,

Cons:

Nonbacklit navigation keys, No shortcut for Google Now, The overload of features can be daunting, Menu language needs better English

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Last revision on November 14, 2016

Reviewers Liked

Allmetal build and stylish looks, Capable cameras, Mindboggling array of software features, Smooth performance, Good battery life,

Reviewers Didn't Like

Nonbacklit navigation keys, No shortcut for Google Now, The overload of features can be daunting, Menu language needs better English

Expert reviews and ratings

Anybody who follows cricket would know that captains prefer all rounders in their teams, but these players are really hard to find. The QiKU Q Terra is one such all rounder, scoring high in almost each and every aspect. It's wrapped in metal, looks...

By 91mobiles.com on January 15, 2016

“The Q Terra boasts a dual camera setup, and offers good results for the most part”QiKU's debut smartphone in India, the Q Terra (unboxing | first impressions), has a lot to offer, ranging from a sexy, all-metal design, to powerful specs. 360 OS, the...

By 91mobiles.com on December 21, 2015

We said at the beginning of this review the Q Terra's most likely competitor is the Moto X Play, since they are priced more or less the same. However, as it turns out, this phone can easily go toe-to-toe with more expensive offerings as well. QiKU's...

By Gadgets360 on December 31, 2015

The QiKU Q Terra is 64 bit hexa core powered smartphone running 64 bit 360 OS based on Android Lollipop. Performance is impressive, camera quality is above average and battery backup is also pretty good. Overall an impressive blend of hardware, software...

By gogi.in on December 25, 2015

If you are looking for a smartphone for a budget of about 20K, you can definitely consider the QiKU Q Terra. The only drawback is that the smartphone has 16GB built-in storage and the OS is a bit buggy. Not to mention the fact that some popular apps...

By Digit on December 11, 2015

The Q Terra is an impressive mid-range Android phone, with specifications that are uncommon at this price point. We are not very happy with the 360 OS interface, but the smooth performance and overall experience makes up for it. Performance is great,...

By gadgetstouse.com on January 18, 2016

Being cautiously optimistic, we'd say that QiKU has almost hit the ball out of the park with their first launch. Solid hardware and an almost well-rounded software package make it a very promising handset. Yes, we faced software issues and that is...

By FoneArena on December 22, 2015

T he element of surprise that used to accompany Chinese entrants in the Indian market has been gradually lessening. Barring a few companies like Oppo and Vivo, the template seems similar – good hardware, a custom UI and available online at a...

By techpp.com on December 18, 2015