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YU Yunique, Yuphoria and Yureka Plus will be available on open sale via Snapdeal and Amazon

Yu has announced an open sale of its best smartphones during the festive sale next week on Snapdeal and Amazon.

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Tech2 News Staff|Oct 12, 2015, 09:55:32 IST

Yu has announced an open sale of its best smartphones during the festive sale on Snapdeal and Amazon.Yuphoria and Yureka Plus running Android will be up for grabs on Amazon's Great Indian Festive Sale from October 13 to 17. The Yunique will go on open sale on October 12 on Snapdeal's Electronics Bonanza sale.YU is aiming to sell half a million (0.5 million) smartphones by Diwali this year. It has also extended its service model offline to about 825 and centres in over 600 cities along with the ‘Onsite Doorstep Service’ across 283 cities. With the offline support centres across 600 cities, customers can walk in for Software Support, drop their handsets and get replacement handsets at their door step.At Rs 4,999, the Yunique comes powered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon 410 1.2GHz quad core processor along with Adreno 306 GPU for graphics. it is fuelled by a 2000mAh battery.The Yu Yuphoria featuring a metal design comes powered by a 1.2GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon 410 processor coupled with 2GB RAM. Yu claims it has received record-breaking 10 lakh registrations during a flash sale on Amazon.in. It is priced at Rs 6,499.Yu says that it has sold over half a million units of the Yureka. Its bigger variant the Yureka Plus comes powered by an octa-core Snapdragon 615 processor along with 4G LTE Cat4 support priced at Rs 8,999.

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First Published:Oct 12, 2015, 09:55:32 IST
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