The Realme 14 Pro starts at Rs 24,999 and covers all the basics well. The Jaipur Pink looks sleek, and the camera module adds a premium touch. The display is vibrant, and audio is great up to 80%. Beyond that, it loses some charm. It performs well for casual gaming and everyday tasks, with a snappy, bloat-free software experience. Camera performance shines in good lighting, but low-light and selfies need some improvement. The lack of ultra-wide mode is a miss, especially for selfie lovers. For the price, it gets the job done, though it does warm up occasionally.
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Should you spend Rs 27,999 on the OPPO F29 Pro in 2025? If durability tops your list—absolutely. We dropped it, spilled hot tea on it, and it barely flinched. It’s tough, travel-friendly, and packs a 6,000mAh battery, all while staying sleek and stylish. Sure, it lacks an ultra-wide camera and isn’t built for hardcore gaming, but for everyday use, it’s a solid pick—though rivals like the Nord 4, POCO F6, and GT 6T offer strong alternatives.
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