Excellent for gaming, Cyanogen OS on budget, Good lowlight camera, 4G LTE support, Aggressive pricing.
Too big for onehanded use, Flaky camera performance, Average battery life
The YU Yureka is probably the only sub-10k handset to pack in the powerful Snapdragon 615 chip. It offers OnePlus One like Cyanogen experience for less than half the price. The screen is not very sharp, but even its closest competitor the Xiaomi Redmi No...
Micromax has made the right move by launching a youth centric brand and marketing it like style statement for the Gen X. And making it available only on online channels is also a move that would keep the target audience happy. YU as a brand and Yureka as...
At Rs 8,999 the Yureka Black touches the notch of a good comeback product with its uncommon design and a competitive hardware. The phone convinces by offering enough value for money but somewhere its dwarfed by the competition, specifically the Redmi 4 fr...
Stunning Design, Near-stock Android OS, Good Performance
Sub-par cameras, Dated Android version, Photos by Raj Rout
The Yureka Black is easily one of the best looking smartphones in the budget segment and can even compete with devices priced much higher when it comes to design. The handset is a decent performer too, so long as you don't subject it to some intensive gam...
Cyanogen's software expertise paired with Micromax's hardware prowess have really come together in an incredible mashup via the new Yu branding. The first phone under this branding is the Yu Yureka and it doesn't fail to leave a great first impression...
The Yureka is a device truly worthy of the asking price and perhaps even more. Of course, it's not here to challenge the flagships; instead, the Yureka is more of a jack of all trades, master of some. It's a shame the phone is only available in India at t...
Abstract: “The YU Yureka is a compelling blend of powerful hardware and a flexible platform, priced right”With the Yureka, YU has given us a solid device that ticks all the right boxes in terms of specs, a highly customisable yet easy-to-use software platform and t...
Good build, Cyanogen OS offers a range of tweaking options, Smooth performance, Good battery life,
The camera can't churn out usable shots low light, Limited number of units available
Let's get straight to the point here – the YU Yureka is an extremely compelling buy for Rs 8,999 and everything it offers. The Cyanogen platform definitely adds to the pull factor, offering a minimalist, near-stock UI along with a slew of options if you w...
Abstract: “The Yureka impresses with its daylight shooting prowess, but it's an iffy affair in low light”Social networks like Facebook, Instagram and even Twitter are nothing without the images shared by users, and selfies have taken over the interwebs in a big, bi...
