Micromax Bolt AD3520 with Dual Front Speakers Listed Online for 3,490 INR

Micromax seems to be all set with another
smartphone in the Bolt lineup as a new
device called Bolt AD3520 has been listed on
eBay for a pricing of Rs 3,490. The highlight
of this entry level device is the presence of
dual front facing speakers as in the Bolt
AD4500 that was launched couple of months
back.















The display on the Bolt AD3520 is a 4.5 inch
IPS panel with a FWVGA resolution of
854×480 pixels that is similar to the one on
the Android One smartphones. The handset
gets its energy from a 1.3 GHz dual core
MediaTek MT6571 processor that is backed
by a mere 512 MB of RAM. Storage wise,
the entry level smartphone is bundled with 4
GB of native storage capacity that can be
further extended by another 32 GB with the
help of a micro SD.
The imaging aspects include a 2 MP primary
camera with LED flash and a VGA front
facing snapper for basic video conferencing.
The Android 4.4 KitKat based Bolt AD3520
has 2G, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 4.0, GPS and dual
SIM with dual standby functionality. There is
a 1,500 mAh battery operating in it to
provide enough juice for the device to keep
running.
Furthermore, the Micromax Bolt AD3520 is
preloaded with True Caller,Zapr ,Reverie,
Reverie phonebook , Hike, Opera, Clean
master, Dr. Safety and games such as Egg
master, Fruit blast puzzle, Panda run and
other games. Interestingly, the smartphones
comes in several color options including
Electric Grey, Pristine White and Raging Red.

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