Micromax Canvas 6

• Pros
• • Long battery life
  • Solid build quality
• Cons
• • Poor sunlight legibility
  • Average cameras
  • Lags while heavy usage
  • Older version of Android

• Verdict

The Canvas 6 seems like a big step up for Micromax, at least theoretically. Offering a full metal body, inclusion of a fingerprint reader are steps in the right direction. However, they are not enough. The competition is far ahead. Let’s put it this way. In a college where students are trying to join societies, manage stuff, doing extra-curriculars, Micromax is like a student just trying to score well in the exams. That’s not bad, but you know extra-curriculars have their points.Around its price, whic... Read Full Verdict  

The Canvas 6 seems like a big step up for Micromax, at least theoretically. Offering a full metal body, inclusion of a fingerprint reader are steps in the right direction. However, they are not enough. The competition is far ahead. Let’s put it this way. In a college where students are trying to join societies, manage stuff, doing extra-curriculars, Micromax is like a student just trying to score well in the exams. That’s not bad, but you know extra-curriculars have their points.Around its price, which is Rs 13,999, you have options like the Lenovo ZUK Z1 (review), and the Moto G4 Plus (review), both of which offer far better specs and performance. The recently launched LeEco Le 2 (first impressions) is another loaded smartphone, with a better processor, camera, and battery than the Micromax Canvas 6. We’ll recommend the Canvas 6 only if, for some reason, you are a die hard Micromax fan. Otherwise, there are better options out there.