Infocus Bingo 10 Specs, Details, Pros and Cons
Infocus launched the Infocus Bingo 10 smartphone this month, which priced just Rs. 4,299. It is considered as one of the cheapest devices these days. While comparing the specs and the price, you will get amazed because of the nice specs of the Bingo 10. Most probably, it would be the only device of this price…
Infocus Bingo 10
Infocus launched the Infocus Bingo 10 smartphone this month, which priced just Rs. 4,299. It is considered as one of the cheapest devices these days. While comparing the specs and the price, you will get amazed because of the nice specs of the Bingo 10. Most probably, it would be the only device of this price range to come with the Android 6.0 Marshmallow OS. It’s very amazing to see an Android 6.0 powered device under 5K. Infocus holds the honor to carry this device on the market with such a good pricing that makes it affordable even for the middle-class people.
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Looking to the specs of the Infocus Bingo 10, there is a 1.3 GHz Octa-Core MediaTek MT6580M CPU to power the operations with the help of 1GB RAM and 8GB ROM, which can be expanded upto 64GB via micro SD card. On the front, there is a 4.5 inch 854 x 428 pixels IPS display which is not that much capable of producing high-quality visuals. Based on out tests, we are not satisfied with the display quality of the Bingo 10 but still explainable when comparing to the pricing.
On the front and backside, there are two 5.0MP shooters to power the images. The camera quality is also limited for the price range. The cameras are failing to provide quality images in gloomy conditions even there is a flash. There are two micro sim card slots on the device, but no 4G technology is there. It consists of all basic connectivity solutions like 3G, 2G, Bluetooth, Wifi, etc… Android 6.0 Marshmallow powering the device and still manages to run without troubles even on this small specs. All are fueled by a 2000mAh battery that is not bad for carrying the device whole day.
Pros
- Good Grip
- Low Pricing
- Latest Android 6.0 Marshmallow OS
- Nice design
- Octa-core CPU
- Dual Sim cards
Cons
- Low-resolution display
- Low-quality camera
- No 4G
Infocus Bingo 10 Specs
| Specs | |
|---|---|
| CPU | 1.3 GHz Octa-Core MediaTek MT6580M |
| GPU | |
| RAM | 1 GB |
| ROM | 8 GB |
| External Memory | microSD, up to 64 GB |
| Screen Size | 4.5 inches |
| Screen Resolution | 854 x 428 pixels IPS |
| OS | Android 6.0 Marshmallow |
| Primary Camera | 5 MP with LED flash |
| Secondary Camera | 5 MP |
| Battery Capacity | 2000mAh |
| Wireless Connectivity | 3G, 2G, Wifi, Bluetooth |
| Wifi | Wifi |
| I/O Interface | |
| Additional Features | |
| SIM card type | Dual SIM (Micro SIM + Micro SIM) |
| Weight | 155 gms |
The Infocus Bingo 10 is a yet affordable device even for the middle-class users who need a quality smartphone for a very low price. As it is priced just Rs. 4,299 it is not that much costly when looking to specs.
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