User Reviews for Spice Mi-425 Stellar

Guys dis is same Karbonn A9 phone with little bit tweaks here n der...MI 425 has 4" display Karbonn A9 has 3.8"...A9 has 1600 MAH battery MI 425 has 2000 MAH....A9 has 1GB internal memory Mi 425 has 140MB only bt can be expanded to 32GB.....Spice has promised for ICS update.....Other specs r same like Karbonn A9....So by paying 200/-Rs extra u will get little bigger display n huge battery bt less internal memory....Hope i have helped n clear doubts of many ppl....

I bought my Spice Stellar on June 12 after going through lots of reviews and comparing the specs with every other available phone. From the critics reviews and user reviews, I was more than convinced that this was the best available at this price range. Post buying experience(my thoughts): 1st 10 days - Samsung S2(with price 3 times more)is probably the only competitor of this phone. Next 10 days - Probably I should have waited for few more days before buying this phone. Present Situation - Is anyone there to buy my phone for Rs. 2000/. I sincerely would say everything about this phone is fine but the only problem which will make your life miserable is the Hanging problem - If you speak for half an hour or if you play for 1-2 hrs, the processor starts getting slower and within hours it hangs. You need to reboot it every 10-20 hours. No task manager on planet would help you. I believe this con over rides every other pros of this handset. I would advise users to post their experience only after using a handset for a certain period of time.

This phone is awesome. This phone is so packed with features that it gives its competition a run for their money. The pricing is just right under Rs. 10,000. Apps work really well and games like angry birds work just fine. The only problem is that the home screens cannot be viewed using pinch to zoom. But pinch to zoom works really well on web pages. The screen is fine but not brilliant. Youtube videos look nice and clear.nnPros:nAndroid 2.3 (Gingerbread) OSn5 MP Primary Cameran0.3 MP Secondary CameranDual SIM (GSM + GSM)n4.1-inch Capacitive Touchscreenn1GHz Scorpion Processorn32 GB Expandable.nGood battery LifennCons:nScreen is not sharp and colours lack depth.nHomescreens cannot be viewed at a single glance.nOnly 140mb of internal storage.nnAl in all the phone is really nice to use. This is my first Android phone and i'm loving it. If you want this phone, Just go for it. You cant go wrong.

After skipping waiting for the mi-500, went for this one. Had purchased it last week. For the eight grand I paid, it is a decent phone. Camera is ok. The large 4.1" display could have been better (only 256k) though it is not bad by any means. Build quality and feel is great and the UI is snappy though feels a little half-baked at times. If only manufacturers would give stock GB/ICS with their phones.nnShould have been shipped with a screen guard. The supplied screen guard has specs printed on it so you have to take it off.nnAlso, I'm in the market for a cover/case, so looking at other 4.1" phones whose accessories I can use with this one.nnBottom line: Great for your first android phone. Especially for people not wanting to go for puny 2.8, 3, 3.2 inch entry level phones with pathetic resolutions (Yes I'm talking about you, Samsung), this Spice is a very good buy. Waiting for ICS update (as promised)

I purchased this one about 2 weeks back. Till now I did not face any problem at all. Its amagingly fast. Under 10K this is the only device that promises ICS upgrade as of today. Its a breeze running apps on this device. Battery backup is decent. With device fully charged up, continuously on Wifi and fiddling with phone for most of the time and using internet, it lasted for almost 24 hours. So turning off Wifi and with occasional usage, it will certainly give you more mileage. The only concern that I have with it is the low internal memory (150 MB). Even though you can expand it by inserting a micro SD card and move applications to it, some applications do not allow you to do that. So after installing 15-20 apps, you have to be very picky about the new application that you want to install. You have to check if it allows you to move it to SD card or not. You can get around this problem by rooting the device. But that has its own implications, in the process you might brick your handset. But people have been able to successfully root and unroot it. You can google it and get the links and more info about rooting. Given the price point and features it offers, you can just go for it. If internal free memory is a real concern, then its your call.