WiFi Mobile Phones Price List (Apr 2025)
Find the below list of WiFi Mobile Phones in India with prices, other specifications, expert score, ratings and pictures. This list was last updated on 24th Apr 2025.
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OnePlus 13
Release: 10 Jan, 2025
★ 4.5/5
694 Ratings
₹69,998
- Snapdragon 8 Elite Octa core
- 50+50+50 MP Rear Camera
- 32 MP Front Camera
- 6.82″ (17.32 cm) 120Hz LTPO AMOLED Display
- 12 GB RAM | 256 GB Storage
- 6000 mAh | 100W Fast Charging
- Android v15 OS
- 5G | NFC | Fingerprint Sensor
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- Snapdragon 7s Gen 3 Octa core
- 50+2 MP Rear Camera
- 32 MP Front Camera
- 6.77″ (17.2 cm) 120Hz AMOLED Display
- 8 GB RAM | 128 GB Storage
- 7300 mAh | 90W Fast Charging
- Android v15 OS
- 5G | Fingerprint Sensor
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- Snapdragon 8s Gen 3 Octa core
- 50+8 MP Rear Camera
- 32 MP Front Camera
- 6.78″ (17.22 cm) 144Hz AMOLED Display
- 8 GB RAM | 128 GB Storage
- 6400 mAh | 80W Fast Charging
- Android v15 OS
- 5G | Fingerprint Sensor
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8.2/10By Expert
The iQOO Neo 10R is quite an interesting smartphone and a great buy for those championing performance and design. The phone breezes through daily use and is also great for gaming on the go. The battery life is impressive, and the design is sleek and sporty. However, it still needs some improvements in the software department.
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- MediaTek Dimensity 7400 Octa core
- 50+13 MP Rear Camera
- 32 MP Front Camera
- 6.67″ (16.94 cm) 120Hz P-OLED Display
- 8 GB RAM | 256 GB Storage
- 5500 mAh | 68W Fast Charging
- Android v15 OS
- 5G | Fingerprint Sensor
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8.3/10By Expert
Motorola has crafted a no-nonsense, well-rounded smartphone with the Edge 60 Fusion. Its display, stereo speakers, and battery make it a multimedia powerhouse, while the clean UI and capable cameras add value. However, app performance isn't the best, and it lags behind rivals in raw power. For better performance, the Nothing Phone (3a) is worth a look.
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- MediaTek Dimensity 7300 Ultimate Octa core
- 64+2 MP Rear Camera
- 13 MP Front Camera
- 6.78″ (17.22 cm) 144Hz AMOLED Display
- 8 GB RAM | 128 GB Storage
- 5500 mAh | 45W Fast Charging
- Android v15 OS
- 5G | Fingerprint Sensor
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- MediaTek Dimensity 7300 Octa core
- 50+2 MP Rear Camera
- 8 MP Front Camera
- 6.72″ (17.07 cm) 120Hz LCD Display
- 6 GB RAM | 128 GB Storage
- 6500 mAh | 44W Fast Charging
- Android v15 OS
- 5G | Fingerprint Sensor
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8.1/10By Expert
The Vivo T4X delivers great battery life, consistent performance, and decent cameras in a stylish body. While its LCD display, average speakers, and spammy software leave room for improvement, it's still a reliable budget choice under Rs 15,000.
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- MediaTek Dimensity 7300 Octa core
- 50+2 MP Rear Camera
- 8 MP Front Camera
- 6.72″ (17.07 cm) 120Hz LCD Display
- 6 GB RAM | 128 GB Storage
- 6500 mAh | 44W Fast Charging
- Android v15 OS
- 5G | Fingerprint Sensor
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- Snapdragon 7 Gen 3 Octa core
- 50+50 MP Rear Camera
- 50 MP Front Camera
- 6.77″ (17.2 cm) 120Hz AMOLED Display
- 8 GB RAM | 128 GB Storage
- 6000 mAh | 90W Fast Charging
- Android v15 OS
- 5G | Fingerprint Sensor
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8.4/10By Expert
The Vivo V50 feels like a familiar sequel - similar to the Vivo V40 but with some fresh upgrades. Vivo's "if it ain't broke, don't fix it" approach works here. While not a radical change, the V50 surprised with its sleek design and solid improvements. The display and build feel premium, and though I feared dropping it due to the glossy/matte finish, I didn't have to test my luck. ZEISS cameras improve photo quality, and at Rs 34,999, it's a good deal for photography. Battery life easily lasts over a day and a half with heavy use. If you're on the Vivo V40, skip the upgrade. But if your phone's older, the V50 is a strong choice - just don't expect mind-blowing performance.
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- Snapdragon 7s Gen 2 Octa core
- 50+13 MP Rear Camera
- 32 MP Front Camera
- 6.7″ (17.02 cm) 120Hz P-OLED Display
- 8 GB RAM | 256 GB Storage
- 5000 mAh | 68W Fast Charging
- Android v15 OS
- 5G | NFC | Fingerprint Sensor
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- Snapdragon 6 Gen 4 Octa core
- 50+2 MP Rear Camera
- 16 MP Front Camera
- 6.67″ (16.94 cm) 120Hz AMOLED Display
- 6 GB RAM | 128 GB Storage
- 6000 mAh | 45W Fast Charging
- Android v15 OS
- 5G | Fingerprint Sensor
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8.1/10By Expert
The Realme P3 is a solid choice for budget users seeking top-notch performance. Its new chipset ensures smooth gaming, and the 6,000mAh battery supports long sessions. Despite its large chin, the vibrant display enhances viewing. However, the software, while smooth, comes with bloatware, and the camera struggles with lighting inconsistencies. Still, for power-hungry users, it's a great pick. If you prefer a cleaner software experience, the CMF Phone 1 is a compelling alternative.
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- Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 Octa core
- 50+8+50 MP Rear Camera
- 16 MP Front Camera
- 6.78″ (17.22 cm) 120Hz LTPO AMOLED Display
- 12 GB RAM | 256 GB Storage
- 6000 mAh | 80W Fast Charging
- Android v15 OS
- 5G | NFC | Fingerprint Sensor
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8.6/10By Expert
At Rs 42,999, is the OnePlus 13R worth it in 2025? Absolutely. Powered by the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3, the 13R delivers excellent performance with clean software and minimal bloatware. Design-wise, the OnePlus 12R had a more premium look, but the 13R's design is still solid - personal preference plays a big part here. The display is vibrant, with immersive audio and good brightness even in sunlight. The camera captures sharp daylight shots, and the telephoto lens is a nice touch. Low-light photos may not always impress, but it's not a deal-breaker. Despite the price hike, the OnePlus 13R continues to impress, carrying forward the legacy of its predecessors with subtle, smart improvements.
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- Samsung Exynos 2400e Deca Core
- 50+12+8 MP Rear Camera
- 10 MP Front Camera
- 6.7″ (17.02 cm) 120Hz Dynamic AMOLED 2x Display
- 8 GB RAM | 128 GB Storage
- 4700 mAh | 25W Fast Charging
- Android v14 OS
- 5G | NFC | Fingerprint Sensor
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- MediaTek Dimensity 7300 Octa core
- 50+8 MP Rear Camera
- 50 MP Front Camera
- 6.77″ (17.2 cm) 120Hz AMOLED Display
- 8 GB RAM | 128 GB Storage
- 5600 mAh | 90W Fast Charging
- Android v15 OS
- 5G | Fingerprint Sensor
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7.7/10By Expert
The Vivo V50e is a basic mid-range smartphone that doesn't offer major upgrades over its predecessor but remains a reliable choice. While the camera setup feels dated, the standout battery life and Vivo's strong after-sales support make it appealing to mainstream buyers. However, value-seekers might prefer alternatives like the OnePlus Nord CE4 or iQOO Neo 10R, which offer better performance and features. Ultimately, the V50e sells on trust and convenience rather than raw specs or innovation.
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- MediaTek Dimensity 8400 Ultra Octa core
- 50+8 MP Rear Camera
- 20 MP Front Camera
- 6.67″ (16.94 cm) 120Hz AMOLED Display
- 8 GB RAM | 256 GB Storage
- 6550 mAh | 90W Fast Charging
- Android v15 OS
- 5G | NFC | Fingerprint Sensor
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8.1/10By Expert
The POCO X7 Pro is a great choice if you're on a budget, want a sleek design, and demand solid performance. While BGMI and Call of Duty: Mobile need better optimization, it offers a fantastic display and long-lasting battery for entertainment and daily use. However, its cameras struggle with exposure, and the OS can be intrusive with notifications. If you prefer strong optics, the Vivo T3 Pro is a solid alternative, while the Nothing Phone 2 offers a cleaner UI. For pure performance, the X7 Pro excels.
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- Snapdragon 7s Gen 3 Octa core
- 50+8+50 MP Rear Camera
- 32 MP Front Camera
- 6.77″ (17.2 cm) 120Hz Flexible AMOLED Display
- 8 GB RAM | 128 GB Storage
- 5000 mAh | 50W Fast Charging
- Android v15 OS
- 5G | NFC | Fingerprint Sensor
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8.6/10By Expert
The Nothing Phone (3a) is a good successor to the Phone (2a) and offers good performance and display experience. The NothingOS is great as usual and the design stands out for sure. The display is also great, making it a perfect sub-Rs 25,000 phone right now.
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- Snapdragon 6 Gen 3 Octa core
- 50+8+5 MP Rear Camera
- 12 MP Front Camera
- 6.7″ (17.02 cm) 120Hz Super AMOLED Display
- 8 GB RAM | 128 GB Storage
- 5000 mAh | 45W Fast Charging
- Android v15 OS
- 5G | NFC | Fingerprint Sensor
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8.1/10By Expert
Should you buy the Samsung Galaxy A36 in 2025? Samsung has given it a fresh design, finally setting it apart from the flagship S series. Some may call it a downgrade, but honestly, it was time for the A-series to have its own identity. The camera module is oddly charming, and the sleeker form factor is a welcome upgrade. For daily use, it's smooth, reliable, and fuss-free. But if gaming is your priority, the Realme GT 6 or OnePlus 12R would be better picks. The cameras deliver sharp shots in most conditions, though image processing can be hit or miss. Overall, it's a solid choice for those who want longevity, a clean software experience, and a slim design - if only Samsung had been a bit more generous with the pricing.
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- Snapdragon 7s Gen 2 Octa core
- 50+13 MP Rear Camera
- 32 MP Front Camera
- 6.67″ (16.94 cm) 144Hz P-OLED Display
- 8 GB RAM | 128 GB Storage
- 5000 mAh | 68W Fast Charging
- Android v14 OS
- 5G | NFC | Fingerprint Sensor
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8.1/10By Expert
Moto Edge 50 Fusion has a premium design and smooth performance, making it a solid choice under Rs 25,000, though camera enthusiasts and hardcore gamers might seek alternatives.
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- MediaTek Dimensity 7300 Ultimate Octa core
- 50 MP Rear Camera
- 8 MP Front Camera
- 6.67″ (16.94 cm) 120Hz IPS LCD Display
- 6 GB RAM | 128 GB Storage
- 5500 mAh | 45W Fast Charging
- Android v15 OS
- 5G | Fingerprint Sensor
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- MediaTek Dimensity 9200 Plus Octa core
- 50+8 MP Rear Camera
- 50 MP Front Camera
- 6.78″ (17.22 cm) 120Hz AMOLED Display
- 8 GB RAM | 128 GB Storage
- 5500 mAh | 80W Fast Charging
- Android v14 OS
- 5G | Fingerprint Sensor
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8.2/10By Expert
The Vivo T3 Ultra delivers impressive performance, a great primary camera, and a fantastic display, making it perfect for binge-watching. Its attractive design and solid build add to its appeal. However, the ultra-wide camera needs improvement, and the UI is cluttered with annoying notifications and bloatware. Overall, it's a strong choice for an upper-mid-range phone that feels premium, but if you prefer cleaner software, consider the Motorola Edge 50 Pro instead.
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- Samsung Exynos 1380 Octa core
- 50+8+2 MP Rear Camera
- 13 MP Front Camera
- 6.6″ (16.76 cm) 120Hz Super AMOLED Display
- 6 GB RAM | 128 GB Storage
- 6000 mAh | 25W Fast Charging
- Android v14 OS
- 5G | NFC | Fingerprint Sensor
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7.7/10By Expert
The Samsung Galaxy M35 offers solid performance, reliable battery life, and good daylight photos. However, it's heavy enough to double as a weight. The low light photography is somewhere you will have to compromise. Additionally, for superior gaming, you might want to explore other options.
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- MediaTek Dimensity 7300 Energy Octa core
- 50+2 MP Rear Camera
- 16 MP Front Camera
- 6.7″ (17.02 cm) 120Hz AMOLED Display
- 8 GB RAM | 128 GB Storage
- 6000 mAh | 80W Fast Charging
- Android v15 OS
- 5G | Fingerprint Sensor
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7.9/10By Expert
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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- Snapdragon 7 Plus Gen 3 Octa core
- 50+8 MP Rear Camera
- 16 MP Front Camera
- 6.74″ (17.12 cm) 120Hz AMOLED Display
- 8 GB RAM | 128 GB Storage
- 5500 mAh | 100W Fast Charging
- Android v14 OS
- 5G | NFC | Fingerprint Sensor
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8.2/10By Expert
The Nord 4's new design, processor, bigger battery and AI capabilities make it a worthy successor to the previous cult hit Nords. We won't say it has zero bloat, but it's cleaner than several other smartphones in its price category. It's competing against the Realme GT 6T, and the two phones offer very similar feature sets. But we believe your choice will ultimately rely on the aesthetics, specifically a flat display vs curved and a metal unibody vs glass sandwich.
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Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra
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Release: 22 Jan, 2025
★ 4.6/5
1,180 Ratings
₹123,999
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- Snapdragon 8 Elite Octa core
- 200+50+10+50 MP Rear Camera
- 12 MP Front Camera
- 6.9″ (17.53 cm) 120Hz Dynamic AMOLED 2x Display
- 12 GB RAM | 256 GB Storage
- 5000 mAh | 45W Fast Charging
- Android v15 OS
- 5G | NFC | Fingerprint Sensor
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8.7/10By Expert
The Galaxy S25 Ultra shifts focus from hardware to software and AI, offering a more refined experience. While its design is similar to the S24 Ultra, it still features one of the best smartphone displays, impressive performance, and long battery life. The cameras deliver consistent, high-quality results, and One UI 7 adds customization, with Samsung offering seven years of software support. However, it isn't without flaws: the S-Pen lacks Bluetooth, charging speeds are slow, and the shutter speed can miss moments. With the S24 Ultra priced Rs 9,000 lower, it remains a solid choice if you don't need the S25 Ultra's new features.
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- Snapdragon 7s Gen 3 Octa core
- 50+8+50 MP Rear Camera
- 32 MP Front Camera
- 6.83″ (17.35 cm) 120Hz OLED Display
- 8 GB RAM | 128 GB Storage
- 6000 mAh | 80W Fast Charging
- Android v15 OS
- 5G | Fingerprint Sensor
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8/10By Expert
The Realme 14 Pro Plus shines with solid cameras, a great display, immersive sound, and long battery life, all in a sleek design. However, its UI is cluttered, and the price may feel high given its competition. Alternatives like the Vivo T3 Ultra, Realme GT 6T, Poco F6, or Motorola Edge 50 Pro could offer better value depending on your needs.
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- Snapdragon 7s Gen 3 Octa core
- 50+2 MP Rear Camera
- 16 MP Front Camera
- 6.83″ (17.35 cm) 120Hz AMOLED Display
- 8 GB RAM | 128 GB Storage
- 6000 mAh | 80W Fast Charging
- Android v15 OS
- 5G | Fingerprint Sensor
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8.1/10By Expert
The Realme P3 Pro delivers strong value with a vibrant quad-curved display, stereo speakers, and a massive 6,000mAh battery for all-day use. Performance is reliable, and its glow-in-the-dark design is eye-catching, though the appeal may fade. The primary camera is decent but struggles in complex shots, and Realme UI 6 comes with spammy apps. If you prioritize battery and cameras, the Vivo T3 Pro is a better pick, while the Nothing Phone (2a) offers a cleaner software experience.
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- Samsung Octa core
- 50+12+5 MP Rear Camera
- 12 MP Front Camera
- 6.7″ (17.02 cm) 120Hz Super AMOLED Display
- 8 GB RAM | 128 GB Storage
- 5000 mAh | 45W Fast Charging
- Android v15 OS
- 5G | NFC | Fingerprint Sensor
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8.2/10By Expert
The Galaxy A56 5G gets the basics right with a sleek design, vibrant display, and dependable battery life, making it a strong all-rounder in the midrange segment. It may not be the flashiest, but it's built to last and delivers where it matters. That said, for its price, the Galaxy A56 faces a lot of competition from phones such as the OnePlus 13R, Xiaomi 14 CIVI, and Vivo V50, all of which offer fairly good cameras and more powerful performance. Not just that, you also get a good combo of battery life and blazing fast charging speeds. So, if that's on your priority list, maybe going with the above options will be more beneficial.
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- MediaTek Dimensity 7400 Octa core
- 50+2 MP Rear Camera
- 16 MP Front Camera
- 6.7″ (17.02 cm) 120Hz OLED Display
- 8 GB RAM | 128 GB Storage
- 6000 mAh | 80W Fast Charging
- Android v15 OS
- 5G | Fingerprint Sensor
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- Snapdragon 7 Gen 3 Octa core
- 50+8 MP Rear Camera
- 16 MP Front Camera
- 6.77″ (17.2 cm) 120Hz AMOLED Display
- 8 GB RAM | 128 GB Storage
- 5500 mAh | 80W Fast Charging
- Android v14 OS
- 5G | Fingerprint Sensor
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8.3/10By Expert
The Vivo T3 Pro, starting at Rs 24,999, offers a stylish design, a crisp AMOLED display, and solid performance for everyday use and moderate gaming. It's battery life and fast charging is standout features. On the downside, the camera's colour accuracy could be better, and there's some bloatware in the software. For a better camera, consider the Vivo V30e, or if you want a cleaner software experience, the Motorola Edge 50 Fusion is a good alternative.
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- Snapdragon 7 Gen 3 Octa core
- 50+8 MP Rear Camera
- 16 MP Front Camera
- 6.7″ (17.02 cm) 120Hz AMOLED Display
- 8 GB RAM | 128 GB Storage
- 5500 mAh | 100W Fast Charging
- Android v14 OS
- 5G | Fingerprint Sensor
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8.2/10By Expert
The OnePlus Nord CE4, starting at Rs 24,999, offers reliability with its sleek design and powerful Snapdragon 7 Gen 3 processor. Gaming is smooth, and the robust battery with 100W fast charging ensures you stay powered up. While its cameras excel in daylight, low-light performance could be better. Opting out of bloatware is a plus, but longer software support would be appreciated. Overall, it's a solid choice under Rs 25,000 for those seeking dependable performance.
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- MediaTek Dimensity 8350 Ultra Octa core
- 50+8 MP Rear Camera
- 16 MP Front Camera
- 6.83″ (17.35 cm) 120Hz AMOLED Display
- 8 GB RAM | 128 GB Storage
- 6000 mAh | 80W Fast Charging
- Android v15 OS
- 5G | Fingerprint Sensor
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- Snapdragon 8 Elite Octa core
- 50+50+50 MP Rear Camera
- 32 MP Front Camera
- 6.82″ (17.32 cm) 144Hz LTPO AMOLED Display
- 12 GB RAM | 256 GB Storage
- 6000 mAh | 120W Fast Charging
- Android v15 OS
- 5G | NFC | Fingerprint Sensor
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8.4/10By Expert
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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- Snapdragon 8 Elite Octa core
- 50+50+50+200 MP Rear Camera
- 32 MP Front Camera
- 6.73″ (17.09 cm) 120Hz LTPO AMOLED Display
- 16 GB RAM | 512 GB Storage
- 5410 mAh | 90W Fast Charging
- Android v15 OS
- 5G | NFC | Fingerprint Sensor
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8.7/10By Expert
The Xiaomi 15 Ultra is a solid choice for anyone seeking a reliable, versatile camera phone. With a powerful camera setup covering half its back, it excels in both photography and videography - ideal for aspiring content creators, especially when paired with the optional Photography Kit. Beyond cameras, it's powered by the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 Elite, handling gaming, multitasking, and even on-the-go video editing with ease. Its 5,410mAh battery and 90W fast charging add to the appeal. Overall, the 15 Ultra stands strong as a no-nonsense pick for camera enthusiasts.
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- Snapdragon 7 Gen 3 Octa core
- 50+13+10 MP Rear Camera
- 50 MP Front Camera
- 6.7″ (17.02 cm) 144Hz P-OLED Display
- 8 GB RAM | 256 GB Storage
- 4500 mAh | 125W Fast Charging
- Android v14 OS
- 5G | NFC | Fingerprint Sensor
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8.4/10By Expert
The Moto Edge 50 Pro impresses with a clean UI, sleek design, and reliable performance, its mid-tier processor notwithstanding. Its curved AMOLED display and 144Hz refresh rate enhance content and gaming experiences. The triple camera setup, including a 3x telephoto lens, performs well. Competing with models like Realme 12 Pro Plus and OnePlus Nord 3, it shines in overall usability but may fall behind in raw performance.
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- Samsung Exynos 1480 Octa core
- 50+8+2 MP Rear Camera
- 12 MP Front Camera
- 6.7″ (17.02 cm) 120Hz Super AMOLED Plus Display
- 8 GB RAM | 128 GB Storage
- 5000 mAh | 45W Fast Charging
- Android v15 OS
- 5G | NFC | Fingerprint Sensor
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- MediaTek Dimensity 7025 Ultra Octa core
- 50+8+2 MP Rear Camera
- 20 MP Front Camera
- 6.67″ (16.94 cm) 120Hz AMOLED Display
- 6 GB RAM | 128 GB Storage
- 5110 mAh | 45W Fast Charging
- Android v14 OS
- 5G | Fingerprint Sensor
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- MediaTek Dimensity 6300 Octa core
- 50+5+2 MP Rear Camera
- 13 MP Front Camera
- 6.7″ (17.02 cm) 90Hz Super AMOLED Display
- 8 GB RAM | 128 GB Storage
- 5000 mAh | 25W Fast Charging
- Android v14 OS
- 5G | NFC | Fingerprint Sensor
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7.7/10By Expert
With its vibrant display and 90Hz refresh rate, the Galaxy A16 offers a smooth experience for everyday tasks. However, it heats up during extended gaming sessions, and its camera is just average, especially for selfies. If you're after solid performance and battery life, it's a good choice. But for a more well-rounded experience in the under-Rs 20,000 range, consider options like the OnePlus Nord CE4 Lite or iQOO Z9s.
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- Snapdragon 6 Gen 4 Octa core
- 50+2 MP Rear Camera
- 16 MP Front Camera
- 6.67″ (16.94 cm) 120Hz AMOLED Display
- 8 GB RAM | 128 GB Storage
- 7000 mAh | 80W Fast Charging
- Android v15 OS
- 5G | Fingerprint Sensor
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- Snapdragon 7 Gen 1 Octa core
- 50+8+2 MP Rear Camera
- 50 MP Front Camera
- 6.7″ (17.02 cm) 120Hz Super AMOLED Plus Display
- 8 GB RAM | 128 GB Storage
- 5000 mAh | 45W Fast Charging
- Android v14 OS
- 5G | NFC | Fingerprint Sensor
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7.9/10By Expert
The Galaxy F55 sports a stylish design thanks to the vegan leather back, making it stand out in this price segment. It also comes with an IP67 rating to ensure better durability and make it water-resistant. The slim profile also means this is easy to hold with one hand. The phone also sports an excellent SAMOLED display with a 120Hz refresh rate, making it ideal for content consumption. It also works well in bright sunlight. But the audio quality does leave one wanting, especially when watching TV shows. The battery life and performance are also adequate for most users. However, the phone is not ideal for heavy-duty gaming and struggles with titles like Call of Duty: Mobile. While the rear camera delivers good results and the portraits are nice, the selfie camera needs some fixing regarding processing speeds. Samsung has also promised four years of Android updates, which is good.
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- MediaTek Dimensity 7025 Ultra Octa core
- 50+2 MP Rear Camera
- 20 MP Front Camera
- 6.67″ (16.94 cm) 120Hz AMOLED Display
- 6 GB RAM | 128 GB Storage
- 5110 mAh | 45W Fast Charging
- Android v14 OS
- 5G | Fingerprint Sensor
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7.9/10By Expert
The Poco M7 Pro impresses with its OLED display, 120Hz refresh rate, upgraded processor, and larger battery. The display is vibrant and smooth, great for gaming, with solid audio. However, bloatware and inconsistent camera performance are drawbacks. While the performance is good, it's not the best in its class - consider the CMF Phone 1 or iQOO Z9x for more power. Despite some minor issues, this is a solid upgrade from last year and could be the right choice if you can overlook the bloatware.
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- Snapdragon 8 Elite Octa core
- 50+12+10 MP Rear Camera
- 12 MP Front Camera
- 6.2″ (15.75 cm) 120Hz Dynamic AMOLED 2x Display
- 12 GB RAM | 256 GB Storage
- 4000 mAh | 25W Fast Charging
- Android v15 OS
- 5G | NFC | Fingerprint Sensor
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8.2/10By Expert
The Samsung Galaxy S25 is a solid phone, but it's not a revolution. It's an evolution, and a rather conservative one at that. If you loved the S23 and S24, you'll probably like this one too. The display along with the tiny form factor and the classy build can score high points amongst all personalities. One UI is brilliant, better than any other Android flagship, and to an extent even stock Android. Moreover, you get seven years of promised upgrades. So, yes, the cutie-patootie does deliver, but the Galaxy S24 is much better value for money with a recent price drop. It has Galaxy AI features too, and is essentially the same phone in terms of camera and battery performance.
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- Snapdragon 6s Gen 3 Octa core
- 50+8 MP Rear Camera
- 32 MP Front Camera
- 6.67″ (16.94 cm) 120Hz P-OLED Display
- 8 GB RAM | 128 GB Storage
- 5000 mAh | 33W Fast Charging
- Android v14 OS
- 5G | Fingerprint Sensor
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8/10By Expert
The Motorola G85 brings a sleek design, a curved pOLED display, outstanding battery life, and impressive speaker performance. For those who appreciate a stylish phone, Motorola has ensured that this device caters to their needs. With a curved screen offering vibrant, punchy colours, it's a standout option in the sub-Rs 20,000 range. On the camera front, it captures social media-ready photos, though they may appear artificial. While the phone can handle demanding tasks without issue, it does tend to heat up after extended use. If you're after a phone with a clean and straightforward software experience, this one checks all the right boxes.
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- Samsung Exynos 1380 Octa core
- 50+8+5 MP Rear Camera
- 13 MP Front Camera
- 6.6″ (16.76 cm) 120Hz Super AMOLED Display
- 8 GB RAM | 128 GB Storage
- 5000 mAh | 25W Fast Charging
- Android v14 OS
- 5G | NFC | Fingerprint Sensor
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7.8/10By Expert
The Samsung Galaxy A35 is an elegant smartphone with features that would meet the needs of modern, everyday consumers. But as with its predecessors, it carries a similar premium of Rs 30,999 for the base model of 128GB built-in storage to deliver the same. In the past few years, this upper mid-tier segment has drawn a lot of competition. So, if you want pure specs, you can find better options such as the Motorola Edge 50 Pro and Realme 12 Pro Plus. Both handsets ship with Qualcomm's powerful 7 series processors and quad cameras at the back. If you're looking for beauty with brains, then the Vivo V30 is also a good option, especially considering it's the first V series handset with Zeiss certification for imaging.
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Xiaomi Redmi Note 14 Pro+ 5G
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Release: 9 Dec, 2024
★ 4.3/5
1,176 Ratings
₹29,999
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- Snapdragon 7s Gen 3 Octa core
- 50+8+50 MP Rear Camera
- 20 MP Front Camera
- 6.67″ (16.94 cm) 120Hz AMOLED Display
- 8 GB RAM | 128 GB Storage
- 6200 mAh | 90W Fast Charging
- Android v14 OS
- 5G | NFC | Fingerprint Sensor
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8/10By Expert
The Redmi Note 14 Pro Plus stands out with its excellent display, dependable battery, capable camera, and sleek design, making it a compelling choice. However, its drawbacks, including bloatware, spammy notifications, and a steep price, cannot be overlooked. Alternatives like the Vivo T3 Ultra offer better performance, the Realme GT 6T provides balanced features, and the Motorola Edge 50 Pro delivers a clean UI experience.
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- Snapdragon 7 Plus Gen 3 Octa core
- 50+8 MP Rear Camera
- 32 MP Front Camera
- 6.78″ (17.22 cm) 120Hz LTPO AMOLED Display
- 8 GB RAM | 128 GB Storage
- 5500 mAh | 120W Fast Charging
- Android v14 OS
- 5G | NFC | Fingerprint Sensor
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8.1/10By Expert
The Realme GT 6T is a performance powerhouse with an unmatched display, even in bright sunlight. It also boasts excellent all-day battery life. However, its design and camera could be better. Overall, despite fierce competition in the sub-Rs 35,000 segment, the GT 6T certainly strives to meet almost all the expectations.
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- MediaTek Dimensity 9400 Octa core
- 50+50+200 MP Rear Camera
- 32 MP Front Camera
- 6.78″ (17.22 cm) 120Hz LTPO AMOLED Display
- 16 GB RAM | 512 GB Storage
- 6000 mAh | 90W Fast Charging
- Android v15 OS
- 5G | NFC | Fingerprint Sensor
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8.9/10By Expert
The Vivo X200 Pro is a significant upgrade over its predecessor, particularly in telephoto photography and video capabilities. The 200MP sensor delivers impressive detail and low-light performance. The display is more responsive and easier to use, making the overall user experience smoother. The phone feels great in hand, and its performance is top-tier. The battery life is excellent for a compact phone. However, the ultrawide camera struggles in low-light video, and the processor can throttle under heavy loads, which may impact performance in demanding tasks, like gaming. Despite these minor drawbacks, the X200 Pro remains a compelling choice for those seeking a powerful and versatile smartphone.
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- Snapdragon 7s Gen 3 Octa core
- 50+8+50 MP Rear Camera
- 50 MP Front Camera
- 6.77″ (17.2 cm) 120Hz Flexible AMOLED Display
- 8 GB RAM | 128 GB Storage
- 5000 mAh | 50W Fast Charging
- Android v15 OS
- 5G | NFC | Fingerprint Sensor
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What exactly makes the Nothing Phone (3a) Pro "Pro"? Not much - same display, chipset, battery, charging, and software as the Nothing Phone (3a). The only real upgrades? A periscope camera and a slightly better selfie shooter. Nothing's just following the industry playbook - add a lens, slap on a "Pro" tag. The lineup is starting to feel messy, with the (3a) Pro making the (2a) Plus seem well, unnecessary. Design-wise, it's stunning, but the added weight might not be for everyone. Performance is great for daily use, but gamers should look at the OnePlus Nord 4, Realme GT 6T, or Realme P3 Pro. The camera is a mixed bag - some shots are fantastic, others feel like the software got confused mid-processing. A future update might fix that. If you're new to Nothing, this is a solid pick. But if you've got the (2a) or (2a) Plus, this shouldn't be the ideal upgrade.
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- Samsung Exynos 1380 Octa core
- 50+8+2 MP Rear Camera
- 13 MP Front Camera
- 6.7″ (17.02 cm) 120Hz Super AMOLED Display
- 8 GB RAM | 128 GB Storage
- 5000 mAh | 25W Fast Charging
- Android v15 OS
- 5G | Fingerprint Sensor
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The Galaxy A26 5G is great for first-time users like teens or elders, offering a vibrant display, smooth 120Hz refresh rate, and a clean, easy-to-use UI. It handles everyday tasks well but slows with heavier use. The mono speaker and low-light camera performance are underwhelming, and battery life is average. For better all-rounders, the Motorola Edge 60 Fusion offers a cleaner UI, while the Nothing Phone (3a) delivers more speed - but Samsung wins on longevity and updates.
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- MediaTek Dimensity 7300 Octa core
- 50+2 MP Rear Camera
- 16 MP Front Camera
- 6.67″ (16.94 cm) 120Hz Super AMOLED Display
- 6 GB RAM | 128 GB Storage
- 5000 mAh | 33W Fast Charging
- Android v14 OS
- 5G | Fingerprint Sensor
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The CMF Phone 1 feels unique yet familiar, akin to what the Nokia Lumia 525 was for college students. It's aimed at a similar market, offering a hipster vibe, smooth performance, and solid basics. Despite lacking an ultrawide camera, stereo speakers, and the Glyph interface, its modularity is a standout feature. A competition to encourage third-party accessory innovation could boost its appeal. Priced at Rs 15,999, it's positioned to undercut the POCO X6 Pro and OnePlus Nord CE 4 Lite, differentiating it from Nothing's main series. If you value smooth software and a unique design, check it out.
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iQOO Z10
₹ 21,999
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₹ 26,998
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₹ 14,999
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₹ 13,999
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₹ 13,499
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₹ 34,999
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₹ 22,999
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₹ 16,999
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₹ 42,998
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This page was last updated on 24th April, 2025.