**Unboxing and First Impressions of Micromax Canvas Express**

The device quickly pops out of its packaging and onto our work surface, revealing its sleek design and features. On the front, we have a 5-inch 720p display that offers good resolution for a price point of Rs. 5,999. The Android control buttons are located on screen, with a bottom lip that serves no real purpose. The top of the device has a noise cancellation microphone, while the right side features a power button and volume rocker.

**Device Specifications**

Running everything is an octa-core MediaTek MT6592 chipset, accompanied by a Mali 450 MP GPU. This chipset boasts an octa-core CPU, ensuring that all device functions are handled efficiently. The device is powered by a 2500 milliamp hour battery and comes with 1GB of RAM and 8GB of ROM, along with 32GB of microSD card expandability. When we power on the device, it boots up to Android 4.4, with an upgrade possibility to Android Lollipop.

**User Interface and Software Features**

The device's user interface is a generic sort of Android ecosystem, with some pre-loaded applications and widgets that can be uninstalled as per requirements. However, not all of these pre-installed apps can be removed, leaving some bloatware on the device. Fortunately, the company has stated that an update to Android Lollipop will be pushed out in the near future, which should improve the overall user experience.

**Camera and Display Capabilities**

The rear camera is a 13-megapixel sensor with an f2 lens, offering excellent low-light photography capabilities. The camera also features 1080p video recording and dual LED flash, ensuring that users can capture good images even in low-light conditions. Additionally, the device has a front-facing 2-megapixel camera, which may not be as exciting but still provides decent performance.

**Hands-On Experience**

When we loaded up our website on the browser (Google Chrome), we noticed a slight lag in opening webpages and slightly longer load times compared to other devices. However, this is something that will likely improve with an update to Android Lollipop. Playing back a video from YouTube revealed a decent speaker volume, although it was slightly disappointing.

**Additional Features**

On the back of the device, we have the main 13-megapixel camera with dual LED flash, ensuring that users can capture good images in various lighting conditions. The device also features a 3.5mm headphone jack on the right side and the power button and volume rocker on the same side.

**Availability and Pricing**

The Micromax Canvas Express is set to go on sale on August 4th, exclusively on Flipkart.com. The device will be available for Rs. 5,999, offering great value for its features and price point.

"WEBVTTKind: captionsLanguage: enhey what's happening as a birthmark well from I entered in and today I'm gonna be unboxing and taking a first look at the new Micromax canvas Express - if you've already seen our Launchpad video you will know that this device is gonna be available in the market for a price of rupees 5 a triple nine so the first thing inside the box is the Micromax canvas express to itself I'm going to put it to the side for the time being going further in you'll also get a USB wall charger a USB two micro USB charging and data sync cable and in-ear style earphones with flat cables they also have an inline microphone and a push button you'll also get some documentation along with a screen protector for your device if you want to be using that and it's highly recommended that you do now it also comes with the 2500 milliamp hour battery and you have dual SIM card capabilities on the device you have two sim card slots and a micro SD card slot I'm going to quickly pop in the battery and take a look at the device itself so over at the front you have a five inch 720p display you also have a front-facing 2-megapixel camera and the Android control buttons are on screen so you have a bottom lip which serves no real purpose on the top of the device you have a noise cancellation microphone and a 3.5 mm headphone jack on the right side you have the power button and the volume rocker and over at the bottom you have dual grills one is for the speaker and one is for the main microphone and then you have the microUSB charging port which can also be used for a data sync now the back has the main 13 megapixel camera with dual LED flash the 13 megapixel camera has an f2 lens and a 1080p video recording capability I'm going to quickly get this device started up but before we get started up on the device let's talk about the specifications running everything is an octa-core MediaTek mt6592 chipset you also have the Mali 450 MP GPU now this chipset has an octa-core CPU in there so you have eight constant cores running on this device everything's done on a 2500 milliamp hour battery and you get one gigabyte of RAM and eight gigabyte of ROM with 32 gigabyte microSD card expandability and once you power on the device you will see a very generic sort of Android ecosystem the device is currently running Android 4.4 with an upgrade possibility to Android lollipop which the company says can be pushed out now you have some of these pre-loaded applications and widgets which can be uninstalled as per requirements but then you have some applications which cannot be uninstalled so you can get rid of some of the bloatware that is on the device but not all of it especially the Micromax applications that are pre-loaded you also have interesting widgets and software is like the front back application which is preloaded and then you can swipe left to a blinkfeed sort of interface which was introduced in the canvas night as you can see this device is currently running KitKat but not a lot of customizations on the user interface it's a fairly vanilla interface from Micromax to keep the interaction or keep the usage of the device smart and fluid and you see that you see little or no lag on the usage of the device also considering the fact that this is a brand-new out-of-the-box device we know if this device slows down after usage I found the user interface to be quick and snappy we also loaded up our website on the browser which is Google Chrome and we found that there is a bit of lag in opening up webpages also load times are slightly longer than when compared to other devices an update to lollipop will really go to the distance on the canvas Express - especially considering things like internet browsing and watching videos etc stuff that you do online is a little bit laggy now the front display is a 5.5 inch 1280 by 720 p display for this price bracket is one of the best displays that you can get for a price of rupees five thousand 999 which also means that you have a good resolution on the screen and whether you are browsing the internet or watching videos you get a good response from the device overall we played back a video from YouTube and we found that the speaker volume to be lesser than we want it to be which is slightly disappointing on the back is a main 13 megapixel camera with an f2 lens which means that you have really nice low-light photography capability on this device it also means that companies are now stuffing in more and more specs in the budget lineup of devices so hopefully the flagships that we see later on will get more and more hardware which trickles down to these devices which means that the budget segment gets exciting and as it does with this device the front camera however is a 2 megapixel camera which is not that exciting but the rear camera captures a 1080p video and it also has an f2 lens which means that you will be able to get good pictures especially in low-light conditions you also have a dual LED flash so if you want to use a flash you will get good color from the camera while clicking pictures the Micromax is going to be selling a bunch of these phones and registrations for those start today the sale the first sale for this device is going to happen on 4th of august on flipkart.com an exclusive tie-up between Micromax and Flipkart you can also get more details on this on our Launchpad video as well as an igon dot and stay tuned for a full review of the new Micromax canvas Express - if you have any questions or queries you can drop them in the comment sections this rememberthe knock well guys thank you for watchinghey what's happening as a birthmark well from I entered in and today I'm gonna be unboxing and taking a first look at the new Micromax canvas Express - if you've already seen our Launchpad video you will know that this device is gonna be available in the market for a price of rupees 5 a triple nine so the first thing inside the box is the Micromax canvas express to itself I'm going to put it to the side for the time being going further in you'll also get a USB wall charger a USB two micro USB charging and data sync cable and in-ear style earphones with flat cables they also have an inline microphone and a push button you'll also get some documentation along with a screen protector for your device if you want to be using that and it's highly recommended that you do now it also comes with the 2500 milliamp hour battery and you have dual SIM card capabilities on the device you have two sim card slots and a micro SD card slot I'm going to quickly pop in the battery and take a look at the device itself so over at the front you have a five inch 720p display you also have a front-facing 2-megapixel camera and the Android control buttons are on screen so you have a bottom lip which serves no real purpose on the top of the device you have a noise cancellation microphone and a 3.5 mm headphone jack on the right side you have the power button and the volume rocker and over at the bottom you have dual grills one is for the speaker and one is for the main microphone and then you have the microUSB charging port which can also be used for a data sync now the back has the main 13 megapixel camera with dual LED flash the 13 megapixel camera has an f2 lens and a 1080p video recording capability I'm going to quickly get this device started up but before we get started up on the device let's talk about the specifications running everything is an octa-core MediaTek mt6592 chipset you also have the Mali 450 MP GPU now this chipset has an octa-core CPU in there so you have eight constant cores running on this device everything's done on a 2500 milliamp hour battery and you get one gigabyte of RAM and eight gigabyte of ROM with 32 gigabyte microSD card expandability and once you power on the device you will see a very generic sort of Android ecosystem the device is currently running Android 4.4 with an upgrade possibility to Android lollipop which the company says can be pushed out now you have some of these pre-loaded applications and widgets which can be uninstalled as per requirements but then you have some applications which cannot be uninstalled so you can get rid of some of the bloatware that is on the device but not all of it especially the Micromax applications that are pre-loaded you also have interesting widgets and software is like the front back application which is preloaded and then you can swipe left to a blinkfeed sort of interface which was introduced in the canvas night as you can see this device is currently running KitKat but not a lot of customizations on the user interface it's a fairly vanilla interface from Micromax to keep the interaction or keep the usage of the device smart and fluid and you see that you see little or no lag on the usage of the device also considering the fact that this is a brand-new out-of-the-box device we know if this device slows down after usage I found the user interface to be quick and snappy we also loaded up our website on the browser which is Google Chrome and we found that there is a bit of lag in opening up webpages also load times are slightly longer than when compared to other devices an update to lollipop will really go to the distance on the canvas Express - especially considering things like internet browsing and watching videos etc stuff that you do online is a little bit laggy now the front display is a 5.5 inch 1280 by 720 p display for this price bracket is one of the best displays that you can get for a price of rupees five thousand 999 which also means that you have a good resolution on the screen and whether you are browsing the internet or watching videos you get a good response from the device overall we played back a video from YouTube and we found that the speaker volume to be lesser than we want it to be which is slightly disappointing on the back is a main 13 megapixel camera with an f2 lens which means that you have really nice low-light photography capability on this device it also means that companies are now stuffing in more and more specs in the budget lineup of devices so hopefully the flagships that we see later on will get more and more hardware which trickles down to these devices which means that the budget segment gets exciting and as it does with this device the front camera however is a 2 megapixel camera which is not that exciting but the rear camera captures a 1080p video and it also has an f2 lens which means that you will be able to get good pictures especially in low-light conditions you also have a dual LED flash so if you want to use a flash you will get good color from the camera while clicking pictures the Micromax is going to be selling a bunch of these phones and registrations for those start today the sale the first sale for this device is going to happen on 4th of august on flipkart.com an exclusive tie-up between Micromax and Flipkart you can also get more details on this on our Launchpad video as well as an igon dot and stay tuned for a full review of the new Micromax canvas Express - if you have any questions or queries you can drop them in the comment sections this rememberthe knock well guys thank you for watching\n"