Karbonn Titanium X vs Sony Xperia C: The mid range wars
The Karbonn Titanium X is stirring up more than just its compatriots. The device will be up against not only the likes of the Canvas Turbo, but also against the likes of the Xperia C and Grand Duos. We take a comparitive look at the Titanium X and Xperia C which is selling for around Rs 19,000 these days
New Delhi: The gadgets market is being flooded with more and more new smartphones every month. It is essential for a buyer to know his/her best choices. For this, one needs to critically compare some of the best handsets available in the market. This article will provide you with a comparative look at the Karbonn Titanium X and Sony Xperia C smartphones:
Display: Karbonn Titanium X comes with a capacitive 5 inch display that provides a resolution of 1920 x 1080 pixels and a pixel density of 441 ppi. On the other hand, Sony Xperia C sports a touch display of 5 inches with a resolution of 540 x 960 pixels and a pixel density of 220 ppi.
Processor: Both the smartphones have been powered by MediaTek chipset and a quad core processor. However, the processor of Titanium X is clocked at 1.5 Giga Hertz while that of Sony Xperia C at 1.2 Giga Hertz.
Operating System: Both the devices run on Android 4.2 Jelly Bean platform.
Camera: Karbonn Titanium X comes with a primary camera of 13 mega pixels with auto focus and LED flash features. It also sports a front facing camera of 5 mega pixels. On the other hand, Sony Xperia C comes with a primary camera of 8 mega pixels with LED flash and a VGA front facing shooter of 0.3 mega pixel.
Connectivity Features: The connectivity features incorporated in both the smartphones are Wi-Fi, micro USB, GPS, EDGE, GPRS and Bluetooth. NFC is available only in Titanium X while Xperia C offers 3G.
Battery: Karbonn Titanium X works on a Li-ion battery of 2300 mAh capacity while Sony Xperia C works on Li-ion battery of2390 mAh capacity.
Our Take: After a careful consideration, my verdict is in favor of Karbonn Titanium X. Though Sony Xperia C is also quite a good option, Titanium X has an edge over it in almost all aspects.
