The iQOO 13 handles heavy gaming, but we did experience some hiccups. The design leans a bit too much toward the iPhone look, with subtle changes that could have been more refined. The display is excellent, boosted by the 144Hz refresh rate, while the camera is decent, though improvements are needed in telephoto, low-light, and portrait shots. Overall, this phone isn’t a huge leap from the iQOO 12, but software updates could improve things. If you’re after better camera performance and slightly more power, the Realme GT 7 Pro is worth considering.
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At Rs 64,999, the Xiaomi 15 delivers a premium experience in a sleek, compact body. It’s stylish, comfortable to hold, and surprisingly easy to use without a case. Performance in everyday use is smooth, with no hiccups during streaming, scrolling, or multitasking. It does heat up during intense gaming, so power users may want to consider other options like the iQOO 13 or OnePlus 13. The cameras shine in both daylight and low light, especially when using the telephoto lens. Battery life holds up well, lasting over a day with regular use. With a Rs 5,000 drop from its predecessor and no major compromises, the Xiaomi 15 strikes a great balance between form, function, and price
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