Micromax Q391 Canvas Doodle 4

If you don’t care for 6-inch screens, the number of options in the market is unlimited and here in my opinion, the Doodle 4 does not make the cut.

Good build that is lightweight; Good Battery life

Low resolution display; Screen is not very responsive; Average camera; Average performance

ne of the main drawbacks of the phone is its 960×540 resolution display that does not do justice to the 6 inch screen. Moving on, this time Micromax does not add a stylus to Doodle 4 despite of the large display and neither does it bring any new...

• Solid Build ; • Affordable ; • Good Battery Life

• Average Camera Performance ; • Too Huge ; • Sluggish Performance ; • Unstable Touch Performance

The Micromax Canvas Doodle 4 comes in a solid build and offers a decent display, but its underwhelming performance and sluggish camera makes it take a backseat row when compared with the competitions. There’s nothing new in the fourth Doodle from...

Large display serves well for multimedia and productivity tasks, good design, latest Android 5.0 Lollipop

Low resolution display with poor viewing angles, difficult to handle with one hand, low battery back-up

Doodle 4 is strictly for consumers who are looking for a large display without burning a hole in their pocket. But if 5 or 5.5 inch display meets your requirement and you also care for other aspects such as camera, computing performance and battery...

Decent video recording quality ; Screen does not catch fingerprints easily

Performance stutters under heavy load ; Touch response is erratic ; Quality of photographs is below par

Build Quality ; IPS Display ; Intelligent sensor usage

Battery backup ; Rear camera ; Speakers

Micromax Canvas 4 has a good built and performs great. At 18k it is definitely underpriced. The battery backup restricts the usage, though. Overlooking the other small glitches, it if you are planning to buy a smartphone in the sub 20k range you should...

Sturdy build; Good Camera; Plenty of internal storage

Disappointing music quality; Not ideal for single-handed usage; Buggy video player

made. The price tag of Rs 18,000 is a bit stiff, but if you're using the first or second generation Canvas phone, this is a worthy upgrade. However, if you own a Canvas 3, you better give this one a miss.