The iPhone 15 Pro, while lacking revolutionary changes, impresses with its USB-C port, titanium build, and A17 Pro chip, built on industry-first 3nm process. The display is stunning, featuring high brightness and a faster refresh rate for smooth use. Despite minor camera upgrades, the portrait mode and focal length additions are noteworthy, though post-processing consistency needs improvement. The phone falls short in maximising the true potential of USB Type-C (but it is finally here!), lacks faster charging, and offers an average battery life. That said, the iPhone 15 Pro is a perfect example of there is more to it that meets the eye. While the iPhone 15 Pro may feel pricey at Rs 1,34,990, it is a reliable and powerful compact option that takes forward the legacy of its predecessors in the right direction.
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The Motorola Razr 50 is an impressive flip phone, with a big external display, more than decent cameras, and a clean and neat UI experience. For those who dont wish to spend a lot of money, it's a good option. Although, it couldve included a high-end chipset and faster charging speeds.
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The Moto Edge 70 Pro does not dominate the segment in any one area, but that is exactly what makes it so compelling. It delivers strong performance, excellent battery life, a clean software experience, reliable cameras, and a premium design without major compromises. The missing telephoto camera may disappoint some users, and gaming-focused buyers still have faster options. Still, for people who want a genuinely balanced smartphone under 40,000, the Edge 70 Pro quietly becomes one of the smartest and easiest recommendations right now.
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