Not all of these mobiles mentioned below are of same company but they share one thing in common and that is that these are cheap mobiles available in India. This doesn’t make them lesser in any aspect. In fact,
Nokia 2730 Classic, LG GU285, Samsung Champ C3300, Motorola Starling EX115 and
Videocon V1675 offers to its users the best of features at an immensely affordable price. Below are enlisted the best cheap mobiles in India in the year 2010.
Priced at Rs.3,975,
Nokia 2730 Classic makes it to the list of top class cheap mobiles available in India easily. This Nokia handset looks dashing in its metallic finish and candybar form factor. Measuring 14.4 mm in width, this 65 cc phone is slim, sleek and tough. The 3G support on
Nokia 2730 is its highlight and it has 2.0 inch, QVGA, TFT, 256K colors display. It also sports a 2 MP camera for clicking good quality pictures. LG GU285 priced at Rs.4,495 is another cheap 3G phone. The mobile phone gives an extremely delightful chance of doing video calling on it via its rear 1.3 MP camera and a front VGA camera.
Messaging and social networking is also quick on
LG GU285, thanks to pre-loaded SNS apps, Instant Messengers and games. Upto 5 email accounts can be monitored on it and scheduled SMS feature sending a pre-typed SMS as per wish.
LG GU285 has a 2.0 inches, TFT, 256K colors display and its memory is expandable to upto 8GB. The
Samsung Champ C3300 at a price tag of Rs.3,450 is certainly the cheapest touchscreen mobile phone from the house of Samsung. Samsung champ has a 2.4 inches wide resistive touchscreen that displays 256K colors in QVGA resolution. Its preloaded with various social networking apps. and also features 1.3 MP camera and 8GB memory expansion. Its user-friendly TouchWiz Lite UI makes operation of
Samsung Champ silky smooth.
Motorola Starling EX115 with QWERTY keypad at a price tag of Rs.4,699 is an alter-ego of Samsung Omnia Pro but relatively very cheap. This one is the dual SIM GSM phone that allows a massive memory expansion to an upper limit of 32GB. Its powerful battery provides a battery backup of 10 days and 3 hours of talk time and presence of a 3 MP camera also makes it a worthy buy.
Videocon V1675 is another dual sim Qwerty phone that comes at a price tag of Rs.4,729. It also has a trackpad and dual camera (2MP & 0.3MP) incorporated it. The joy of using wide range of social networking applications on the 2.4 inches, TFT Screen of V1675 is great.
One may use Facebook, Twitter, MSN, E-Buddy and Yahoo Messenger alongwith Hotmail and Gmail on this handset. Motion and JAVA based games are pre-loaded on
Videocon V1675.
Priced at Rs.3,975, Nokia 2730 Classic makes it to the list of top class cheap mobiles available in India easily. This Nokia handset looks dashing in its metallic finish and candybar form factor. Measuring 14.4 mm in width, this 65 cc phone is slim, sleek and tough. The 3G support on Nokia 2730 is its highlight and it has 2.0 inch, QVGA, TFT, 256K colors display. It also sports a 2 MP camera for clicking good quality pictures. LG GU285 priced at Rs.4,495 is another cheap 3G phone. The mobile phone gives an extremely delightful chance of doing video calling on it via its rear 1.3 MP camera and a front VGA camera.
Messaging and social networking is also quick on LG GU285, thanks to pre-loaded SNS apps, Instant Messengers and games. Upto 5 email accounts can be monitored on it and scheduled SMS feature sending a pre-typed SMS as per wish. LG GU285 has a 2.0 inches, TFT, 256K colors display and its memory is expandable to upto 8GB. The Samsung Champ C3300 at a price tag of Rs.3,450 is certainly the cheapest touchscreen mobile phone from the house of Samsung. Samsung champ has a 2.4 inches wide resistive touchscreen that displays 256K colors in QVGA resolution. Its preloaded with various social networking apps. and also features 1.3 MP camera and 8GB memory expansion. Its user-friendly TouchWiz Lite UI makes operation of Samsung Champ silky smooth.
Motorola Starling EX115 with QWERTY keypad at a price tag of Rs.4,699 is an alter-ego of Samsung Omnia Pro but relatively very cheap. This one is the dual SIM GSM phone that allows a massive memory expansion to an upper limit of 32GB. Its powerful battery provides a battery backup of 10 days and 3 hours of talk time and presence of a 3 MP camera also makes it a worthy buy.
Videocon V1675 is another dual sim Qwerty phone that comes at a price tag of Rs.4,729. It also has a trackpad and dual camera (2MP & 0.3MP) incorporated it. The joy of using wide range of social networking applications on the 2.4 inches, TFT Screen of V1675 is great.
One may use Facebook, Twitter, MSN, E-Buddy and Yahoo Messenger alongwith Hotmail and Gmail on this handset. Motion and JAVA based games are pre-loaded on Videocon V1675.