Panasonic Eluga U Hands-On and First Look: A Mid-Range Marvel Which is Powerful And Smart

Rating:

4.0/5

Panasonic Eluga U Hands-On and First Look

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PROS

Amazing Design
Vivid Display
User Interface (UI)
Android 4.4 Kitkat

CONS

Not so impressive camera
Non-removable battery

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Panasonic Eluga U - Camera and Video

So far we haven't seen a terrific camera phone under Rs. 20,000 price tag. Therefore, we're betting big on the new Panasonic Eluga U handset. On paper the Eluga U matches to any other mid-range camera phone, for instance, the Xiaomi Mi3.

The Panasonic Eluga U has the same 13MP rear-facing camera with an added LED Flash.

In our brief testing, we found the image quality to be over average but not spectacular as we might have thought initially. Also, add a 2MP front-facing shooter. It's decent enough to record 720p HD videos. Both dual cameras also support HDR mode as well.