Want To Boycott Mi Smartphones? Here Is A List Of Indian Mobile Companies To Buy From

Due to the latest conflict between China and India over border issues, Indians are showing negative attitude toward Chinese smartphones. So much so that many even demand banning anything China.

While the market leader now is still a company based in the East Asian country, there are many other choices from South Korea and American companies. However, in this time of need, picking an Indian firm might be the best choice to boost the country’s economy.

Here are some Indian smartphone makers which offer a slew of features and stunning design:

Micromax Informatics

Micromax Informatics is India’s largest phone manufacturer. Its portfolio include budget-friendly smartphones, LED TVs, and tablets.

The company is based in Gurugram and was founded by Rohit Patel and Mohit Sharma. It has been selling smartphones since 2008. Some well-known products of Micromax Informatics are Infinity N11 and Canvas Infinity.

Karbonn Mobiles

Karbonn Mobiles makes tablets, smartphones, and also accessories. The firm was founded by Bengaluru-based UTL Group and Delhi-based Jaina Group. Its headquarter is in Delhi.

Karbonn Mobiles has made its presence in other countries like Nepal, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, and nations in the Middle East and Europe.

The company was launched in 2009 and its ultimate goal is to bring smartphones to the general public. Some of its best products are K9 Smart Plus, Titanium S9 Plus, and Karbonn Vue 1.

Lava International

Lava International made its presence in India in 2009. The company was named as the Most Trustworthy Brand in the 2018’s CMR Retail Sentiment Index. It is also the only smartphone manufacturer to manufacture and design in India.

Xolo smartphones

XOLO smartphones is Lava International’s subsidiary with a Noida-based headquarter.

It is the first company to introduce a phone powering by an Intel processor. XOLO Q and XOLO Black are both well-known in India.

YU Televentures

YU Televentures is Micromax Informatics Limited’s and Cyanogen Inc’s subsidiary. It has head quarter in Gurugram. 99% of its controlling stake belongs to Rahul Sharma, Micromax’s co-founder.

Some of YU’s most prominent models are YU Ace, YU Yureka 2, and YU Yunique 2.

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