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MAXX Launches Two Mobile Phones - MX372, MQ368

The MQ368 is a QWERTY mobile whereas the MX372 is a regular dual-SIM handset.

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Ashish Koshy|Jun 16, 2011, 15:21:57 IST
The budget range of handsets will not die out, at least till we have companies like MAXX bringing in mobile phones every now and then. Their latest additions to the entry-level mobile phones are supposed to belong to the Tiny series of mobile phones, called the MX372 and the MQ368. These phones are compact in size and have some standard specifications.Features of QWERTY and quick access keys to Facebook and MSN

Features of QWERTY and quick access keys to Facebook and MSN

The MAXX Tiny MQ368 is a Dual SIM phone and has a QWERTY keyboard with an optical trackpad for navigation. This phone also boasts of dedicated keys for Facebook and MSN and has a 1000 mAh battery that can churn out a talk time of 4 hours and standby of 300 hours. The MQ368 has a small 2-inch TFT display and a 2 Megapixel camera at the back. Plus it’s also Java-enabled and supports Opera’s Mini Browser. The handset is priced at Rs. 2636.Simple features and a cheap handset

Simple features and a cheap handset

On the other hand, the MX372 – also Dual-SIM, is a normal candy-bar phone with very standard specifications like a 2 Megapixel camera with flash and a 2-inch TFT display. The phone also has pre-installed Facebook and eBuddy apps and weighs about 61 grams. Even this handset is priced pretty minimal at Rs. 2524.

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Specifications for neither of the two mobile phones are extra-ordinary but stay tuned and we’ll let you know whether these phones are worth your money.

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First Published:Jun 16, 2011, 15:21:57 IST
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