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Re:Living with a best-selling Indian phone for 10 days by bigdaddyrabbit on Friday July 13, 2018 @08:18PM (#17527924)
It was a best selling phone in India last year. People are using it, just not people in your social circle.
Re:Living with a best-selling Indian phone for 10 days by mayankkaizen on Friday July 13, 2018 @11:33PM (#17528661)
I too have never seen anybody using it in at least North India. In fact, I never ever heard anyone even talking about it. Unlike many people here, I am actually very close to rural life in India and I couldn't spot this phone. South India may be?

I don't know how it was the best selling phone in India.

Re:Living with a best-selling Indian phone for 10 days by KrishnaAnaril on Saturday July 14, 2018 @04:14AM (#17529368)
I live in Kerala (South India) and I haven't seen this phone with anyone. Most of them uses budget phones from Samsung which costs around 5k-8k INR.
Re:Living with a best-selling Indian phone for 10 days by paradite on Saturday July 14, 2018 @03:37AM (#17529287)
It's not. The article used inaccurate term in the title. Later in the article they mentioned it's the "best selling phone for sub $75 brands".
Re:Living with a best-selling Indian phone for 10 days by hedora on Saturday July 14, 2018 @01:19PM (#17531230)
Got it. I was wondering how the most popular phone was $75, but the mean selling price was $157, and owning a lowest-end $269 iPhone was unheard of.
Re:Living with a best-selling Indian phone for 10 days by imtringued on Sunday July 15, 2018 @08:29AM (#17534962)
At $100+ you're in a completely different league. At that point you can get 32GB storage, 2GB ram, decent screen albeit with 720p.
Re:Living with a best-selling Indian phone for 10 days by hesarenu on Saturday July 14, 2018 @01:36AM (#17528996)
I don't know where they got the figures. Micromax does not even have 5% market share these days.