Micromax India to launch new smartphone brand called "IN" in India soon

Gurugram-based tech company Micromax is gearing for a major launch in India. The company is planning to launch a new smartphone series in India soon.

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While the company hasn’t shared any details about its upcoming smartphone lineup yet, it has shared a nearly 2-minutes long video by the co-founder Rahul Sharma on its official Twitter. In the video, the Micromax co-founder talks about the company’s journey so far, including the time when the Chinese smartphone makers overtook the competition, which in turn led to a decline in the sales of its smartphones. “I wasn’t defeated then but I was content with everything that I had achieved,” he said in the video.

As far as the details are concerned, nothing much is known about the company's upcoming smartphone series yet. However, as per the tipster Sumukh Rao, Micromax's In-series smartphones will include devices within a range of ₹7,000 and ₹15,000. These smartphones will run on Stock Android and they will launch in India in early November.

Watch what the founder say in his video https://twitter.com/manakgupta/status/1317110062976954369?s=20

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