Top 5 smartphones with 13 MP Camera below 10,000 INR

 Top 5 smartphones with 13 MP Camera below 10,000 INR

Though Megapixel count is not a correct judge for camera quality, but yes in average low end smartphones, we do find 13 MP shooters generally outperform 8 MP ones. If a detailed 13 MP shooter is high on your priority list, here are a few options that you can consider.

YU Yureka

Yureka seems to have the sole objective of incorporating the best possible specifications at the lowest possible price. The new YU brand from Micromax features a 13 MP rear camera capable of full HD video recording and a 5 MP front wide angle camera for selfies.

Other features include Snapdragon 615 processor, 2 GB RAM, 16 GB internal storage, MicroSD card storage, CyanogenMod OS and 2500 mAh battery. You can buy Yureka from Amazon.in for 8,999 INR.

Xiaomi Redmi Note 4G

Xiaomi Redmi Note and Redmi Note 4G are other good value for money smartphones launched in India in 2014. Xiaomi Redmi Note 4G powered by 1.6 GHz Snapdragon 400 is available in India for 9,999 INR.

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It comes with a pretty decent 13 MP shooter in India on its rear side and a 5 MP selfie camera at the front. The Xiaomi Redmi Note features a 5.5 Inch HD display while other features include 2 GB RAM, 8 GB internal storage, MicroSD card support, Android 4.4 KitKat and a 3100 mAh battery. 


Xolo Omega 5.5

The Xolo Omega 5.5 which was launched on twitter is another smartphone which will soon retail with a 13 MP Sony rear camera and 5p lens for 9,999 INR. For selfies there is a 2 MP camera on the front side.

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This 5.5 Inch HD display smartphone is powered by 1.4 GHz octa core MediaTek MT6592M pocessor coupled with Mali 450 GPU graphics engine and 1 GB of RAM. Other features include Android 4.4 KitKat based Hive UI, 3G, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 4.0, GPS, dual SIM functionality and 2600 mAh battery .

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