Good news: Homegrown smartphone companies Micromax, Karbonn are back in India and now the budget phones are coming!

Micromax, Karbonn and Lava to return: There is great news for smartphone users – in fact, in 2013-2014. in the smartphone market Indian brands like Micromax, Carbon and Lava etc. have sold a lot. Overall, these brands had half of the phone market at that time, but despite this, these brands suddenly disappeared from the mobile industry. It’s believed to be in the hands of Chinese smartphone companies Oppo, Vivo or Xiaomi, but now Motorola Lava and Karbonn are coming back with a bang. According to a media report, it has been reported that Indian brands are gearing up for a huge comeback, which directly means that Micromax Karbonn and Lava will once again dominate the Indian smartphone market.

Only the phones of this company cost 8,000 litas

According to media reports, apart from Micromax, other Indian smartphone brand companies will launch low-budget phones aimed at the mid-range segment. Chinese brands have already declined in the market due to government pressure, not only that, many Chinese brands have also backed away from smartphones priced below Rs 8,000. Now only Redmi A2 and Infinix Smart Phone 7 etc are available in this budget which gives you smartphones under 8000.

Cheap smartphones will now be available

On the other hand, the Indian brand believes that in order to make a comeback once again in the Indian market and restore the trust in the hearts of the people, the company will launch a number of phones in this segment. Brands like Karbonn and Micromax are able to launch smartphones at a great price point of Rs 4,999 to Rs 5,999 respectively. Lava recently returned to the country with Bloodfight and Agni. With this being the case, this company will try to launch a 5G phone under this scheme for under Rs 10,000 this year.

The owner of Carbon gave a hint

Pradeep Jain, owner of the Karbonn brand, says now is the right time to be aggressive in the market. They say the government wants them to come back soon and bring phones under Rs 10,000. Along with this, he also said that 4G will stay in India for at least 3 years and the focus is on launching more phones in this category.

On the other hand, Micromax in 2020 made a comeback in the Indian smartphone market with the In series, but again disappeared from the market within a very short period of time. Talking about the Indian brand Lava, we can say that it has been involved in many discussions regarding its return to the market. Union Minister of State for Electronics and Technology Rajeev Chandrasekhar revealed that the Made in India phones used the Lava Agni 2. With this in mind, it is believed that they are preparing for a huge comeback in the market.