Best Mobile Phones With Portrait Mode (Apr 2023)

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 The outdated notch and mediocre speaker output can be a letdown.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. ...

The OnePlus 11R is an excellent choice for everyday users. The reliable battery, striking display, and other features make it a good package. However, if you do gaming a lot, the iQOO 9T would be a better choice. The primary camera of the OnePlus 11...

The Realme 10 Pro+ has focused on the display factor and introduced the Dimensity 1080 SoC to this price segment. The device runs well in our day-to-day usage, but we noticed a disparity in the refresh rate in certain apps. On the other hand, the cam...

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....

Keeping aside the fancy camera jargon, there's very little the S23 Ultra does to go wild. Instead, it plays safe and to its strengths, with a reliable processor, a fantastic camera system and one of the best battery backups of a flagship smartphone. ...

The Vivo V27 Pro brings style and substance with its powerful processor, impressive camera capabilities, and colour-changing design, but its lack of IP certification, stereo speakers and higher price point may leave some buyers wanting more....

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 iQOO Neo 7 is without a doubt a power-packed device. This should serve most of the people in the market. Especially, people looking for a phone that can last an entire day without much fuss. Although, if cameras are your thing, you might want to ...

OnePlus 11 5G, at a starting price of Rs 56,999, will be a tough flagship to beat this year. It offers excellent performance, charging, and camera capabilities. The 100W fast-charging support is definitely the cherry on the cake, while promised 4 yea...

The Redmi Note 12 Pro is a sweet deal at Rs 24,999. It manages to perform similarly to its elder sibling at a cheaper price, while also providing some value-for-money features over the Realme 10 Pro+....

The Redmi Note 12 Pro Plus brings about some meaningful upgrades. Its 200-megapixel camera brings unparalleled quality to the masses, the 120W charging is a meaningful addition to the feature package, and the Dimensity 1080 is a reasonable refresh in...

The on-paper specs of the Nord 2T aren't going to impress you much, and it feels it was launched a couple of months too late, but then it caters to a very different audience....

There aren't a lot of phones left in 2022 that can turn heads, not even the foldables. So, if you're in for the flaunt value and are willing to wait patiently for Nothing OS to be optimised, get the Nothing Phone (1)....

Xiaomi 13 Pro is the company's best smartphone this year in every way. It packs a top-notch camera that comes with Leica tuning. There's Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 flagship chipset under the hood. For charging, the phone comes with 120W support that can full...

OPPO Find N2 Flip joins the flip form-factor competition and takes on its closest rival, the Galaxy Z Flip 4. The phone ticks all the right boxes - be it screen, display or cameras. The cover screen is the biggest USP of the package, while bloatware ...

The Galaxy S23 is a high-spirited phone, with powerful innards, no heating issues (so far) and decent cameras. Just picking it up can sometimes cheer you. We are just hoping the battery life improves with the Adaptive battery tech running in the back...

The Realme Narzo 50 5G cuts a few corners to accommodate a 5G-enabled chipset for its price, and these corners are important in terms of user experience. The Narzo 50 Pro, on the other hand, is priced and specced aggressively, making it a good recomm...

Pixel 6a is excellent choice for those who love stock Android experience. Google promises multi-year software update cycle which is a great addition. The Pixel 6a can handle most intensive tasks but isn't ideal for hardcore gamers....

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....