Comparing Xiaomi Redmi 2 and micromax YU Yuphoria

Two mobiles phones of almost same configuration and same cheap price, the decision which one to buy may be complicated. we can help you buy the best value phone from these two.

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Both have best entry level configuration and value for money. Both phone have same quadcore processors and speed while YU Yuphoria seems to be more attractive in following configurations.
1. YU Yuphoria has 2 GB RAM while Xiaomi Redmi 2 has 1 GB RAM.
2. YU Yuphoria has 16GB Storage while Xiaomi Redmi 2 Has 8GB Storage
3. YU Yuphoria has 5MP Front Camera while Xiaomi Redmi 2 has 2MP Front camera
4. YU Yuphoria has 5 inch screen with 16.7 million colors while Xiaomi Redmi 2 has 4.7 inch screen with 16 million colors.
5.YU Yuphoria has Cynogen OS 12 while Xiaomi Redmi 2 has Android 4.4 kikat OS
6.YU Yuphoria has gyroscope sensor while Xiaomi Redmi 2 doesn't have this sensor.

At a glance

Differences	Yuphoria	Redmi 2
RAM	2 GB	1 GB
Storage	16 GB	8 GB
Front Camera	5 Mp	2MP
Screen	5 inches	4.7 inches
Colors	16.7 million	16 million
OS	cynogen OS 12	Android kitkat 4.4
Sensor - Gyroscope	Has	Doesn't have

From the above listing YU Yuphoria is the clear winner and offers more value for money

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