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Abdul Waheed
We finally come to the bottom of the list, the sub-10K mobile phones. While these aren’t really power houses, they are feature packed enough to get the
| We finally come to the bottom of the list, the sub-10K mobile phones. While these aren’t really power houses, they are feature-packed enough to get the job done. We’ve split this list into two segments - top phones under Rs. 5,000 and top three in the 5K to 10K range. Let’s have a look at what’s on offer. iBall Aasaan – Rs.3,100 (View Stores) Not everyone needs a flashy, pimped out phone with more features than you’ll ever use. Many just want basic telephony, which is where the iBall Aasaan fits the bill perfectly. Ok, so it’s not going to fly well with today’s urban youth, but then it’s not really targeted at them. It’s designed mostly for senior citizens or anyone having difficulty seeing the numbers on small keys.  Extremely simple This GSM phone sports extra large keys and the straightforward menu system lends it a very small learning curve, so it’s easy to operate even for a novice. It does have some basic apps like a Calculator, Stopwatch, Reminder and FM Radio with an internal antenna, so you don’t need the headset for it to work. The following are some of the specs of the phone:
Nokia X2-01 – Rs.3,300 (View stores) This is one of Nokia’s more popular budget handsets. For this price, you get a robust and very functional QWERTY feature phone. The screen is decently large and is easy to read under most lighting conditions.  The budget QWERTY handset Coming from their ‘X’ series range, we get a dedicated music key, as well as good audio quality. The built-in player offers EQ presets along with enhancements like Stereo Widening. The comfortable keypad is great for all you text addicts. Here are some of the highlights of the phone:
Micromax X450 Van Gogh - Rs.3,500 (View Stores) It’s hard to get more value for your money than what Micromax offers with the X450. Called the Van Gogh, the phone comes bundled with a Bluetooth handsfree headset, which snugly clips on to the back of the phone when not needed. How cool is that?  Great value for money That’s really smart thinking from Micromax, as there’s no excuse for misplacing your headset now. Apart from this, it also has a good battery life, decent audio quality, a great design and the ability to expand its use through Java apps. Here are some of the highlights of the phone:
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