Lacking Vision

For its price tag, the InFocus Vision 3’s specs appear promising. But how does it perform? Conchita Fernandes finds out.

- Conchita Fernandes

Ever since its launch in India (2015), InFocus has largely focused on budget phones that fall below the Rs. 10,000 mark. The InFocus Vision 3 is no different either. The device was launched last year in December, and retails for Rs. 6,999. At this price, very few camera phone manufacturers, in the past, were able to create a device that not just performed well, but also incorporated the latest specs. With the Vision 3, InFocus has attempted you give you just that... It has a 5.7-inch HD + Full Vision display, a dual lens rear camera and a 4000mAh battery. Moreover, it’s probably the cheapest phone to offer a camera with dual lens. Let’s find out if it has succeeded.

What’s on the Inside?

The phone is powered by a MTK 6737H Quad-core 1.3Ghz processor, which is a bit of a setback considering that the Xiaomi Redmi 5A (at Rs. 4999) features a Qualcomm Snapdragon 425 processor. The phone has a plastic-like body, but does not feel cheap or flimsy. This, along with its curved edges, makes it easy to hold the device.