Xiaomi Mi A1 and Flipkart Billion Capture+: Which Mid-Range Dual Camera Smartphone You Should Choose?

Indian e-commerce giant Flipkart finally launched its very own smartphone called Billion Capture+. The Made in India phone is already up for sale and boasts pretty interesting features at an affordable price. The Flipkart Billion Capture+ is likely to face fierce competition and it is only logical for enthusiasts to pit the device against the popular Android budget phones.

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When we speak about budget smartphones, one smartphone which immediately comes to our mind is Xiaomi Mi A1, which boots pure stock Android. So, how does the Flipkart Billion Capture+ fare against the Xiaomi Mi A1? Let’s find out.

Display & Design

Both Billion Capture+ and Mi A1 feature a conventional design of a 16:9 display surrounded by thick bezels and elegant metallic frame. The dual camera sensors and fingerprint scanner are rear mounted on both the devices. A major difference between the two is the use of navigational buttons, while Billion Capture+ comes with on-screen buttons, the Xiaomi A1 has capacitive buttons.

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In terms of display, both smartphones offer a 5.5-inch 1080 X 1920 Full HD display with similar pixel density. While the devices may seem pretty identical, Xiaomi’s Mi A1 is slimmer and lighter and flaunts a premium metallic unibody design in comparison to cheaper metal and plastic construction of Flipkart device.

Camera

As the name suggests camera is supposedly the key highlight of the Billion Capture+. The device comes with 13MP dual rear cameras, – one RGB, the other monochrome sensor accompanied by a dual tone flash. Capture+ also comes with “Bokeh mode” and a “Super Night” mode for clicking clear pictures in extreme low light conditions. The front of the device has an 8MP selfie clicker.

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In comparison, Mi A1 comes with two 12 MP cameras – a 26mm, f/2.2 aperture wide-angle sensor and a 50mm, f/2.6 aperture telephoto sensor, coupled with a dual-tone LED flash. There is a 5MP front camera with face detection for selfies. The Billion Capture+ may have better specs but it is still way too early to predict which camera is better.