Best Octa Core Mobile Phones Under 20,000 (Apr 2024)

The T3's upgraded display boasting a 120 Hz refresh rate and higher peak brightness is a notable improvement. Despite some bloatware, FunTouchOS ensures a smooth user experience. However, the absence of an ultra-wide angle camera and limited software...

Realme NARZO 70 Pro 5G, priced at Rs 17,999, offers great value with its superb display, long battery life, and dependable camera. While the design may not inspire everyone, it's a solid choice in the mid-range market, especially for those who value ...

The Realme 12+ stands out in a competitive segment with its striking design, good display, and reliable battery with fast charging. Alternatives include the Nothing Phone (2a) for a bloatware-free experience, the iQOO Z9 for gaming, and the Realme 12...

The iQOO Z9 nails performance, display, and battery - the essentials for a sub- 20,000 phone. While it skips an ultrawide camera, the main sensor delivers. Software offers a bloatware removal option, but some user interface tweaks would be nice. Ov...

The Nord CE 3 Lite's improved on the charging front. It's got the smoothest UI in the segment, a high-resolution snapper that can click some mean photos in the dark, and its new eye-catching green colour is a breath of fresh air. But its dated proces...

Priced at Rs 17,999, the Redmi Note 13 is a solid budget choice with a modern design, vibrant AMOLED display and long-lasting battery with fast charging. While not camera-centric, it offers reliable performance, making it an ideal pick for casual use...

The Tecno Pova 6 Pro 5G offers a stunning 6.78-inch AMOLED display, lasts two days on a single charge thanks to the massive 6000mAh battery, and a unique design with LED lights, all without crossing the Rs 20,000 mark. However, occasional performance...

The POCO X6 is a great smartphone that offers a good mix of a capable display, lag-free performance, and fast charging battery. The phone also brings segment-leading features such as the new Snapdragon chipset, OIS support, and more. Overall, if you ...

The Lava Blaze Curve 5G impresses with its premium design, curved AMOLED display, smooth performance thanks to the Dimensity 7050 chipset, and reliable battery life, making it a standout choice for budget-conscious consumers seeking style and functio...

Poco opts for a more lightweight approach with its Poco X5 Pro 5G, but the design is still dated. Overall, the device performs well in our daily usage, but we noticed some hiccups while gaming. The new 108-megapixel camera is a first for Poco in Indi...

The Realme 10 Pro builds on its predecessor by bringing in a new design, display size, Android version, RAM options, stereo speakers and an overhyped camera sensor. Bloatware and 33W charging hold it back....

The Lava Agni 2 is a value-for-money phone with a modern design and a well-executed curved display. While the primary camera is competent, the HDR and ultra-wide angle cameras could be improved, and the 2-megapixel duo is disappointing. However, the ...

The iQOO Z7 is a beautifully designed smartphone. The outdated notch and mediocre speaker output can be a letdown. But, looking past that, it's a well-executed device at a starting price of Rs 18,999. ...

While the bloat-free software experience with promised updates and lasting battery life seems like a catch for Moto G62, the shortcomings in the camera department can be a bummer....

The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 5 plays to its strengths by not changing 90% of its hardware, software or design. The new chipset gives it more horsepower to tackle any app in any multitasking configuration. However, we wish Samsung worked on reducing the ...