Nextbit Robin

Nextbit's Robin isn't a conventional phone, no matter what way you look at it. This notion is explicitly clear the moment you hold it for the first time. Its a plastic phone, alright, but the quality of plastic used and design nuances make it feel classy. Perhaps classier than anything else we have come across in this price range in the past few months. On the inside, the handset lists capable mid range hardware. There is hexa-core Snapdragon 808 chipset (same as the one used in LG G4), 3GB RAM, 32GB internal storage, 100GB cloud storage, a well-calibrated 5.2 inch Full HD display, an adequate camera, fingerprint sensor and latest Android 6.0 Marshmallow based software. The software is well optimized to ensure you don't run into performance hiccups, and helps robin integrate with the cloud securely. A much highlighted feature of Robin is Smart Storage. Basically, Smart Storage shifts apps you don't use frequently to the cloud. The app data remains on your phone, but the .apk file is deleted. That good save considerable space if you like experimenting with apps regularly. You get to decide what apps you permanently need on your phone, when the uploading should take place, and whether or not you want cloud connection to be terminated when you switch to mobile data. Based on how you use your phone, Smart storage could be liberating or a useless frill. The Nextbit Robin has a lot to offer, and cloud or no cloud, it makes a solid case for itself at the price of 19,999 INR. You can buy Nextbit Robin online in India from Flipkart.