Priced at Rs 4,499, the Allure Secure is one of the cheapest handsets sporting a finger print sensor at the back. Also, the smartphone, the latest offering by the Indian company Reach, runs the Android Nougat.
For a price tag under Rs 5,000, these seem very attractive. But how does the device fare overall in terms of performance? Business Standard reviews the Allure Secure to test it on key parameters. Here are our observations:
Design: Decent looking and handy
With a plastic body and matte-finished removable back panel, the Allure Secure looks like a typical entry-level smartphone. Thanks to its