Videocon Krypton 2 Review

Videocon Krypton 2 is a mid level phone, which counts with a big 5" screen, a great Quad-Core processing unit running at 1300 megahertz, and 2 cameras, a 5 megapixels back-facing camera and a 0.3 MP front-facing camera. We will get a better understanding of this phone's specs when we get into deeper details.

Videocon decided to power this phone with a high speed 1300 MHz Quad-Core processor, bundled in the Spreadtrum SC7731 chip with only 1 GB of RAM memory which is a bit low for such a solid cellphone. A nice feature of the Videocon Krypton 2 is its big 8 GB internal storage and a slot for external memory cards, enough to install hundreds of games and applications without worrying about space.

This phone is incredibly slim and good-looking, with a thickness of just 0.36 inches. This phone is quite a compact device, taking into consideration it presents a 5 inches screen and it has just 5.76" long.

The Videocon Krypton 2 includes a interesting 5-inches display with a 480 x 854 resolution, providing this phone with a good image quality.

The Videocon Krypton 2 features WiFi connectivity (although it can't provide it to other devices around, as a mobile hotspot). The Videocon Krypton 2 doesn't use a sim card, because it doesn't support GSM connections.

This cellphone features two cameras, a 5 megapixels back facing camera and a 0.3 megapixels front camera.

This device also comes with a handful of interesting characteristics such as Bluetooth (for communication with other bluetooth devices, computers, and accessories), GPS (Global Positioning System) and FM Radio, and a couple sensors likeLight Sensor, Proximity Sensor and Accelerometer.

This cellphone features a 1800 mAh medium sized non-replaceable battery that can keep this device running for many hours, although you will probably find yourself looking for a place to charge it even after moderate use. A possible problem to take into account is that this phone's battery isn't removable so you won't be able to replace it when it begins losing capacity, making it necessary to change the whole phone.