Budget Android phones may have been selling well, but the Android experience on these low-powered devices isn't something I can recommend. The good news is that Android on a budget is now on the verge of change with the entry of power-packed sub-Rs 10,000 devices such as the Spice Stellar Mi-425.
Phones from Indian companies such as Spice, Micromax and others may give great features at a budget, but they have to battle the general perception that the cheap in the price tag also extends to the quality. Many people whom I showed the phone to seemed to be very impressed with the phone until they noticed the brand. I think devices such as the Mi-425 can give the brand the value they have been striving for. While they are at it, maybe they can also get the phone's information booklet designed a little better.
Detailed official specs for Spice Stellar
Mi-425
Dimensions: 125 x 63.5 x 12.5mm
Weight: 110g
Input: Full Touch
Colour: White
Display: Screen: 10.16 cm 480 x 800
pixels
Battery: 2000 mAh
Operating frequency: GSM 900/1800,
WCDMA 2100
Data networks: GPRS/EDGE/Wi-Fi/
HSPA
Connectivity: GPRS/EDGE/Wi-Fi/
Bluetooth/3G
SAR (W/kg): 0.357 Watt/kg
Memory Card: microSD upto 32 GB
Phone memory: 149 MB
Camera: rear 5 megapixel autofocus
with LED flash and 3.9x digital zoom
and front VGA
Radio: FM
Package contents: USB cable, CD,
Charger, user manual, headset,
battery and warranty card
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