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Micromax launches Bharat 5 and 4 Android Go smartphones starting at Rs 4,249
Both run on Android Oreo Go Edition OS, thus ensuring the best software experience on lesser hardware.

Domestic handset maker Micromax on Monday launched two new Android Go smartphones in India — Bharat 5 Infinity Edition and Bharat 4 Diwali Edition. The devices will be sold offline at a price of Rs 5,899 (Micromax Bharat 5 Infinity Edition) and at Rs 4,249 (Micromax Bharat 4 Diwali Edition).[caption id="attachment_5469311" align="alignnone" width="600"]![Micromax Bharat 5 Infinity.]()

Micromax Bharat 5 Infinity.[/caption]"By launching not one but two smartphones together, we believe the consumers have a wide array of choices to choose from the Micromax family, depending on their specific needs and requirements," Vikas Jain, Co-Founder, Micromax Informatics Ltd, said in a statement.Both smartphones run on Android Oreo Go Edition OS, thus ensuring the best software experience on lesser hardware, he said.Micromax Bharat 4 Diwali Edition has 2000mAh battery packed and comes with a 5-inch display. Micromax Bharat 5 Infinity Edition is powered by a 5000mAh battery and has an 18:9 full vision display.
First Published:Oct 30, 2018, 09:27:15 IST
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