YU Yutopia / YU Yutopia YU5050

• High-end display ; • Premium looks ; • Charges up within 90m

• Uneasy Ergonomics ; • Occasional app crashes and freezes on CM12.1 ; • Fingerprint sensing isn’t flawless ; • Subpar camera quality, narrow aperture

As far as surface aesthetics go, Yutopia definitely is a flagship. A sharp Quad HD display, metal build and hefty chipset all pour in to support its price point. Yet in the working, it had to be a little more stable and ergonomically smaller. The specs...

YU Yutopia is a powerful smartphone and definitely worth considering at Rs 24,999. The smartphone offers a great user experience, excellent camera and decent battery life. While heating issues and the fingerprint sensor are sore points, we expected...

For a first-time flagship, Yutopia is not a bad effort at all. It’s got all the specs on paper, has a nice design, and performs reasonably well. The 2K screen is great for those who like watching videos and the rear camera does a decent job too. But...

Very good camera ; Inexpensive ; Looks good

CyanogenMod is buggy ; Large and unweildy

Sharp display ; Good build and finish ; Quality bundled accessories ; Feature-rich OS ; Fast charging

Fingerprint sensor doesn't work well ; Heats up quickly ; No NFC ; Underwhelming camera performance ; Battery life could be better

Sharp display ; Good build and finish ; Quality bundled accessories ; Feature-rich OS ; Fast charging

Fingerprint sensor doesn't work well ; Heats up quickly ; No NFC ; Underwhelming camera performance ; Battery life could be better

The Yutopia is certainly a good first premium effort from Yu but it's far from the utopian smartphone that the company envisioned. Simply cramming in top-end components to fit a desired budget doesn't necessarily guarantee the best product. The Yutopia...