With new octa-core powered smartphones being announced, we compare three octa-core processor powered smartphones that one can buy in India today. Micromax Canvas Knight A350 vs. iBerry Auxus Nuclea N2 vs. Intex Aqua Octa, all cost under Rs 20,000
Almost every smartphone maker is taking a leap and adding octa-core processors to their devices. Indian based manufacturers have already started selling smartphones running on eight core powered processors, while the well known international brands are still sticking to the tried and tested quad-core SOCs. Smartphones like the Micromax Canvas Knight, iberry Auxus Nuclea N2 and the Intex Aqua Octa running on MediaTek’s true octa-core SoC are available in the Indian market for as low as Rs.20,000.
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So we have compared the three smartphones to see which one is better than the other.
Micromax Canvas Knight
iBerry Auxus Nuclea N2
Intex Aqua Octa
Display
5 inch, 1920×1080 pixels
5.7 inch, 1920×1080 pixels
6 inch, 1280×720 pixels
Processor
2GHz, Octa-Core MT6592T Processor
1.7 GHz, Octa-Core Processor
1.7 GHz, Octa-Core Processor
Memory and RAM
32 GB inbuilt, 2 GB RAM
16 GB inbuilt, 2 GB RAM
16 GB inbuilt, 2 GB RAM
GPU
Mali 450-MP4
Mali 450-MP4
Mali 450-MP4
Card slot
No
Yes, upto 64 GB
Yes, upto 32 GB
Rear Camera
16 MP with autofocus
13 MP with autofocus
13 MP with autofocus
Video recording
Yes, 1080p @ 30fps
Yes, 1080p @ 30fps
Yes, 1080p
Front camera
8 MP
8 MP
5 MP
Battery
2350mAh
3500mAh
2300mAh
OS
Android 4.2.2
Android 4.2.2
Android 4.2
Dual-SIM
Yes, GSM GSM
Yes, GSM GSM
Yes, GSM GSM
By the looks of it, the Micromax Canvas Knight has the fastest clock speed among the three and is hopefully more powerful. In terms of battery capacity, the iberry Auxus Nuclea N2 grabs the first place with its 3500mAh battery. In terms of pricing the Canvas Knight is available at Rs. 19,990 and so is the iBerry Auxus Nuclea N2 while the Intex Aqua Octa is available for Rs. 18,500. The Intex Aqua Octa is also one of the biggest devices with a 6 inch display, although it has a 720p resolution rather than full HD 1080p display.