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Micromax in 1b will be supported by MediaTek's Helio G35 SOC

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 The company tweeted. The phone, along with micromax in note 1, was launched in India on November 3 and will be available from RS later this month. 7999。 The company is opening reservations for micromax in 1B on flipkart this week during the great lights Festival sale. The phone has two ram and memory configurations and three color options.



The Fubon sells for rupees at 1b. 2GB ram + 32GB storage version and RS is 6999. 4GB ram + 64GB storage version is 7999. Tweeted by micromax India, the phone will be reserved via flipkart on November 10 at 12 noon (noon). Micromax in 1b will offer three color options - blue, green and purple. It will be on sale at 12 noon on November 26.



So far, micromax has not shared details about micromax in note 1, which will be available on November 24.


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