The camera performance isn’t exceptional, but its archrivals don’t have much to offer on the photography front either.Īlso Read: Understanding Smartphone Dual Cameras and How They Work Xolo Era 3X Review: Battery, Audio, and Connectivity It can shoot workable shots outdoors, but struggles indoors and while shooting close objects. The rear 13MP camera is also a fairly standard one. The dynamic range and contrast are average too. In proper lighting, we managed to shoot some detailed images from the front camera, but the camera struggles with metering. Xolo projects Era 3X as a selfie-first phone and these claims are supported by the high-resolution selfie sensor (13MP) and the LED flash up front. We didn’t experience any UI lag on the phone. Xolo has preloaded a bunch of apps on the phone, but you can uninstall them if you don’t need them. The software on the phone is very close to stock Android. Anyways, you get the option to plug in the microSD card and shift some of your data and media (not apps) to secondary storage. The 3GB RAM gives some assurance of durable performance in the long run, but the 16GB storage, of which around 10GB is free at the user end, is certainly a limiting factor. This is an inherently slow chipset (when pitched against Snapdragon options) and is meant for most basic of users. The handset is powered by 1.25GHz MediaTek MT6737 chipset.
The dynamic range and contrast and the quality of the display, in general, is pretty standard.Īlso Read: 10 Best Phones With 18:9 Displays That You Can Buy In India Xolo Era 3X Review: Performance and software The 5-inch HD display is reasonably sharp. The bottom edge gets the mono speaker (concealed beneath dual speaker grills) and regular micro USB port (OTG supported) and the 3.5mm audio jack is present up top. The Navigation bar below it includes silver-coated capacitive keys. The display on the front is surrounded by substantial bezels on all sides and is layered with a 2.5D Gorilla Glass 3. Underneath it, you will find a removable 3000mAh battery, 2 nano-SIM card slots, and a dedicated MicroSD card slot. The plastic back cover curves towards the edges to facilitate a better grip. It’s a compact and chunky phone with a 5-inch display.
The Era 3X doesn’t stray very far from what we are used to seeing from Xolo. Xolo Era 3X Review: Design, Build, and Display Xolo Era 3X Detailed Specifications ModelĤG Volte, Bluetooth, WiFi, 3.5mm audio jack, GPS, and Fingerprint sensor
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