Dual SIM Mobile Phones Price List (Oct 2024)
Find the below list of Dual SIM Mobile Phones in India with prices, other specifications, expert score, ratings and pictures. This list was last updated on 4th Oct 2024.
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Motorola Edge 50 Fusion
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Release: 22 May, 2024
★ 4.5/5
16.9K Ratings
₹24,400
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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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- 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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- 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+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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Samsung Galaxy S23 FE 5G
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Release: 7 Oct, 2023
★ 4.3/5
8,575 Ratings
₹29,999
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- Samsung Exynos 2200 Octa core
- 50+12+8 MP Rear Camera
- 10 MP Front Camera
- 6.4″ (16.26 cm) 120Hz Dynamic AMOLED 2x Display
- 8 GB RAM | 128 GB Storage
- 4500 mAh | 25W Fast Charging
- Android v13 OS
- 5G | NFC | Fingerprint Sensor
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8.1/10By Expert
The Samsung Galaxy S23 FE offers impressive specifications such as an AMOLED 120Hz display, a triple-camera setup, and an IP68 rating for water and dust resistance. The primary 50MP sensor on the device captures excellent images. Also, the Exynos 2200 equipped with the device offers good performance. However, the phone has a slow charging speed and it doesn't come with a charger. Overall, the S23 FE is a good option if you are looking for a clean software experience, good cameras, and great performance.
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- Snapdragon 7 Gen 3 Octa core
- 50+50 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 V40 is a nice all-rounder phone, which happens to be a looker and has a good set of cameras. The phone's battery life is exceptionally good and if the bloatware apps don't feel like a hindrance, the phone is safely a good choice for a starting price of Rs 34,999.
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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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8.1/10By Expert
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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- 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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- 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 iQOO Z9s Pro at Rs 24,999 is a solid choice - premium feel, nearly two-day battery life, impressive performance, a sleek curved display, and a camera that shines in daylight and portraits. However, it stumbles in software, low-light photography, and audio quality. For Rs 25,000, it's a great value compared to the Nothing Phone (2a) and OnePlus Nord CE4. Still, if design is your thing, the Nothing Phone (2a) takes the crown with its standout look.
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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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- Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 Octa core
- 50+12+10 MP Rear Camera
- 12 MP Front Camera
- 6.1″ (15.49 cm) 120Hz Dynamic AMOLED 2x Display
- 8 GB RAM | 128 GB Storage
- 3900 mAh | 25W Fast Charging
- Android v13 OS
- 5G | NFC | Fingerprint Sensor
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8.7/10By Expert
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 background and that in the next iteration, the entire Galaxy S line-up gets new lenses or anti-glare coating.
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- MediaTek Dimensity 7300 Octa core
- 50+2 MP Rear Camera
- 16 MP Front Camera
- 6.77″ (17.2 cm) 120Hz AMOLED Display
- 8 GB RAM | 128 GB Storage
- 5500 mAh | 44W Fast Charging
- Android v14 OS
- 5G | Fingerprint Sensor
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8.2/10By Expert
The iQOO Z9s, priced at 19,999, offers a compelling package with a 6.77-inch AMOLED screen, capable cameras, smooth performance, excellent battery life, and fast charging. However, the rear panel attracts smudges, and the UI has bloatware and frequent notifications. If you're after a strong overall performance in this price range, it's a solid choice.
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- Snapdragon 6s Gen 3 Octa core
- 50+2 MP Rear Camera
- 16 MP Front Camera
- 6.5″ (16.51 cm) 120Hz IPS LCD Display
- 4 GB RAM | 128 GB Storage
- 5000 mAh | 20W Fast Charging
- Android v14 OS
- 5G | NFC | Fingerprint Sensor
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7.7/10By Expert
If you're in the market for a smartphone under Rs 10,000, the Motorola G45 is worth considering. Powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon 6s Gen 3 SoC, it handles everyday tasks smoothly and is capable of decent multitasking. The design, like many Motorola models, stands out with its flat display and thicker bezels, though this might not be to everyone's taste. On the plus side, the vegan leather finish adds a touch of elegance, making it visually appealing. The display offers good colour reproduction but outdoor brightness levels could have been better. When it comes to battery life, the G45 underperforms and doesn't provide the reliability you'd expect. However, if your priority is a phone that delivers solid performance, handles daily tasks with ease, offers decent camera quality for its price, and you're willing to overlook some design shortcomings, the G45 could be the right pick for you.
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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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- 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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- MediaTek Dimensity 7300 Energy Octa core
- 50+2 MP Rear Camera
- 16 MP Front Camera
- 6.67″ (16.94 cm) 120Hz OLED Display
- 6 GB RAM | 128 GB Storage
- 5000 mAh | 45W Fast Charging
- Android v14 OS
- 5G | Fingerprint Sensor
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7.8/10By Expert
If you want a phone under Rs 20,000, the Realme Narzo 70 Turbo 5G delivers a smooth 90fps experience for demanding games. The 6.67-inch display boasts 2000 nits of peak brightness, ensuring excellent visibility, indoors and outdoors. However, if you're after top-tier camera performance, this phone may fall short. The front camera performs adequately, but the rear camera doesn't quite impress. So, if you're looking for a lightweight phone that excels in gaming, charges rapidly, and offers solid battery life, the Realme Narzo 70 Turbo is worth considering. That said, if photography is your main priority, you might want to explore other alternatives.
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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 7s Gen 2 Octa core
- 64+8+2 MP Rear Camera
- 16 MP Front Camera
- 6.67″ (16.94 cm) 120Hz AMOLED Display
- 8 GB RAM | 256 GB Storage
- 5100 mAh | 67W Fast Charging
- Android v13 OS
- 5G | Fingerprint Sensor
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8.1/10By Expert
The POCO X6 is a great smartphone that offers a good mix of a capable display, lag-free performance, and fast charging battery. The phone also brings segment-leading features such as the new Snapdragon chipset, OIS support, and more. Overall, if you are looking for a no-nonsense smartphone without breaking the bank, then you should consider the POCO X6.
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Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra
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Release: 18 Jan, 2024
★ 4.5/5
1,939 Ratings
₹99,800
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- Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 Octa core
- 200+12+10+50 MP Rear Camera
- 12 MP Front Camera
- 6.8″ (17.27 cm) 120Hz Dynamic AMOLED 2x Display
- 12 GB RAM | 256 GB Storage
- 5000 mAh | 45W Fast Charging
- Android v14 OS
- 5G | NFC | Fingerprint Sensor
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8.7/10By Expert
The Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra impresses with its robust hardware, featuring a sensible higher-megapixel camera and a smooth transition from 3x to 5x zoom. Despite a slightly less powerful custom chip, it adeptly handles all tasks. Noteworthy display improvements, including an anti-reflective coating, stand out, though the phone's weight remains a drawback despite a titanium build. Software enhancements and reliable battery life make it a solid choice, though charging speeds maintain a consistent performance. Despite ongoing jokes about its cost, the Galaxy S24 Ultra stands as the top Android phone.
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Motorola Edge 50 Neo
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Release: 16 Sep, 2024
★ 4.5/5
2,385 Ratings
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- MediaTek Dimensity 7300 Octa core
- 50+13+10 MP Rear Camera
- 32 MP Front Camera
- 6.4″ (16.26 cm) 120Hz P-OLED Display
- 8 GB RAM | 256 GB Storage
- 4310 mAh | 68W Fast Charging
- Android v14 OS
- 5G | NFC | Fingerprint Sensor
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8.2/10By Expert
The Motorola Edge 50 Neo boasts a sleek, lightweight design with a flat display, impressive cameras, and solid battery life. It handles everything except heavy gaming - if that's your focus, check out the iQOO Z9s or Realme 13 Plus. For top-tier gaming, the POCO F6 is a beast. But if you're into stylish phones and love great cameras, the Edge 50 Neo is perfect.
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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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- MediaTek Dimensity 6080 Octa core
- 108+8+2 MP Rear Camera
- 16 MP Front Camera
- 6.67″ (16.94 cm) 120Hz AMOLED Display
- 6 GB RAM | 128 GB Storage
- 5000 mAh | 33W Fast Charging
- Android v13 OS
- 5G | Fingerprint Sensor
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8/10By Expert
Priced at Rs 17,999, the Redmi Note 13 is a solid budget choice with a modern design, vibrant AMOLED display and long-lasting battery with fast charging. While not camera-centric, it offers reliable performance, making it an ideal pick for casual users prioritising essential features over photography.
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Xiaomi Redmi Note 13 Pro
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Release: 10 Jan, 2024
★ 4.3/5
16.3K Ratings
₹20,670
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- Snapdragon 7s Gen 2 Octa core
- 200+8+2 MP Rear Camera
- 16 MP Front Camera
- 6.67″ (16.94 cm) 120Hz AMOLED Display
- 8 GB RAM | 128 GB Storage
- 5100 mAh | 67W Fast Charging
- Android v13 OS
- 5G | Fingerprint Sensor
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The Redmi Note 13 Pro is caught in the middle child syndrome within the Redmi Note 13 lineup, but it's got what it takes to shine. It sports a sleek design, an AMOLED display with a sharp 1.5K resolution, and a reliable battery backup. With its vibrant design and a camera setup boasting a hefty 200MP main lens and an 8MP ultra-wide snapper, along with a 16MP selfie shooter - the Note 13 Pro caters to photography buffs. Just watch out for noise in low light and occasional inconsistencies in skin tone during portrait mode. Powered by the Snapdragon 7s Gen 3 SoC, it cruises through daily tasks and gaming with ease. Plus, its 5100mAh battery keeps you going strong. And hey, it still rocks a headphone jack and IR transmitter, which is a nice bonus. However, its reliance on Android 13 may deter some users, especially given the year is 2024. Nonetheless, if you're seeking a phone that delivers in terms of cameras, performance, and display quality, the Note 13 Pro is the one for you.
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- Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 Octa core
- 50+8+2 MP Rear Camera
- 16 MP Front Camera
- 6.78″ (17.22 cm) 120Hz ProXDR LTPO Display
- 8 GB RAM | 128 GB Storage
- 5500 mAh | 100W Fast Charging
- Android v14 OS
- 5G | NFC | Fingerprint Sensor
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8.4/10By Expert
The OnePlus 12R strikes a compelling balance between power, style, and reliable battery life. It offers flagship-level performance with a powerful Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 processor and a smooth user experience. Its sleek design makes it visually appealing, while an IP64 rating helps with water and dust resistance. The cameras may not be its strongest suit, but they do decently well in most conditions.
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- Snapdragon 8s Gen 3 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
- 5000 mAh | 90W Fast Charging
- Android v14 OS
- 5G | NFC | Fingerprint Sensor
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8.1/10By Expert
The Poco F6 upholds its legacy, excelling in display, camera, and raw performance with the newly launched Snapdragon 8s Gen 3. While gaming performance is great, the thermals should've been dealt with slightly differently. With a reliable 5,000mAh battery, 90W charging, and HyperOS, it's a solid all-rounder despite some bloatware. At Rs 29,999, it competes with the Realme GT 6T but stands out as one of the top choices for performance-focused users.
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- Snapdragon 6 Gen 1 Octa core
- 50+2 MP Rear Camera
- 8 MP Front Camera
- 6.72″ (17.07 cm) 120Hz LCD Display
- 4 GB RAM | 128 GB Storage
- 6000 mAh | 44W Fast Charging
- Android v14 OS
- 5G | Fingerprint Sensor
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7.9/10By Expert
The Vivo T3x features a 6.72-inch LCD display with a 120Hz refresh rate. The screen supports up to 1000 nits of peak brightness, so the panel is adequately bright, but outdoor visibility can be a bit challenging under direct sunlight. The colours on the display aren't particularly vibrant or punchy but lean more towards a neutral approach. For photography, the Vivo T3x is equipped with a 50MP primary camera and a 2MP depth sensor on the back. The photos taken with this smartphone are good but sometimes images lack adequate details. The dynamic range is limited, which may be a drawback for some users. Regardless, for the price, the photos are impressive. Low-light performance is average. On the front, it has an 8MP selfie camera that captures natural-looking photos. The Vivo T3x is powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon 6 Gen 1 SoC, delivering solid performance. The device handles multitasking and heavy gaming without significant heat issues. It runs on FunTouchOS 14, based on Android 14, out of the box. While the phone comes with some bloatware, apps can be uninstalled if unnecessary. The Vivo T3x boasts a 6000mAh battery and includes a 44W fast charger in the box, providing impressive battery life. So, if you're looking for a smartphone under Rs 15,000 with a sleek design, excellent battery life, and reliable performance, the Vivo T3x is a great option to consider.
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- Google Tensor G3 Nona Core
- 50+12 MP Rear Camera
- 10.5 MP Front Camera
- 6.2″ (15.75 cm) 120Hz OLED Display
- 8 GB RAM | 128 GB Storage
- 4575 mAh | 27W Fast Charging
- Android v14 OS
- 5G | NFC | Fingerprint Sensor
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8.3/10By Expert
The Pixel 8 is a compelling option for those seeking a premium Android experience with a fantastic camera, clean software, and a commitment to long-term updates. It's also a compact phone, which is quite rare these days. The display and design are top-notch, and the AI features are helpful for productive tasks. However, battery life and charging speed remain its downsides. If these areas aren't dealbreakers for you, the Pixel 8 is a phone that will continue to get better with time.
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- MediaTek Dimensity 7050 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
- 5000 mAh | 45W Fast Charging
- Android v14 OS
- 5G | Fingerprint Sensor
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If you're in the market for a smartphone under Rs. 20,000, the Realme P1 5G presents itself. as a compelling option. This device prioritises design, display, performance, and battery life. Sporting a 6.67-inch display, it remains bright even under direct sunlight. Powered by the MediaTek Dimensity 7050 SoC, it's a dependable choice for everyday tasks and light gaming. Its battery life is commendable as well. Therefore, if your top priorities include a vibrant AMOLED display with a 120Hz refresh rate, impressive performance, and long-lasting battery, the Realme P1 5G deserves your consideration.
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- MediaTek Dimensity 6300 Octa core
- 32+2 MP Rear Camera
- 8 MP Front Camera
- 6.67″ (16.94 cm) 120Hz LCD Display
- 6 GB RAM | 128 GB Storage
- 5100 mAh | 45W Fast Charging
- Android v14 OS
- 5G | Fingerprint Sensor
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The OPPO K12x has a pill-shaped camera module on the back. The phone's rear has a slight shine, reminiscent of the OPPO Reno 12 Pro's design. Furthermore, its sleek build makes it very comfortable to use. While the display is generally smooth, the thick bezels are rather prominent. This might be a significant drawback for some users. The company has included a 3.5mm headphone jack at the bottom for those who still prefer wired earphones. The phone has a 32-megapixel rear camera paired with a 2-megapixel portrait sensor. On the front, there's an 8-megapixel camera for selfies. Daylight photography with this phone is good, although zooming in may cause a loss of detail. When it comes to low-light photography, the performance is merely average. The device is powered by the MediaTek Dimensity 6300 SoC, which can easily handle casual tasks and gaming. However, if you're into heavy gaming, you should explore other options. The OPPO K12x includes a 5100mAh battery and a 45W SUPERVOOC fast charger. The battery life can easily extend up to two days. In conclusion, if you prioritise a stylish design, reliable performance for everyday tasks, and long battery life, the OPPO K12x is a compelling choice.
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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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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 7200 Pro Octa core
- 50+50 MP Rear Camera
- 32 MP Front Camera
- 6.7″ (17.02 cm) 120Hz Flexible AMOLED Display
- 8 GB RAM | 128 GB Storage
- 5000 mAh | 45W Fast Charging
- Android v14 OS
- 5G | NFC | Fingerprint Sensor
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8.6/10By Expert
Nothing's proven that once you get the manufacturing in place, you can create a budget phone at an unbeatable price. The Phone (2a) isn't for the hipsters or someone who just wants a clean UI - it's for the masses. Its new Glyph lights are minimal and not in your face, it's powerful enough to challenge some of the more expensive rivals, it's got a decent pair of cameras, and it can last an entire day.
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- MediaTek Dimensity 7025 Octa core
- 50+8 MP Rear Camera
- 16 MP Front Camera
- 6.5″ (16.51 cm) 120Hz IPS LCD Display
- 8 GB RAM | 128 GB Storage
- 6000 mAh | 33W Fast Charging
- Android v14 OS
- 5G | Fingerprint Sensor
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8.2/10By Expert
The Moto G64 aims to offer an affordable device without cutting too many corners. And it succeeds in that aspect to a large extent. If you go for the higher-end variant, you get 256GB storage and 12GB RAM for under Rs 16,000, which is impressive. What stands out is the design, the general performance, the camera, and the large battery size. The user interface is also simple. But then Motorola is restricting Android updates to just one more version. Is this the best display one can get on a phone? No, nor is it a device centred around gaming. But then, given the price, it ticks some of the more important boxes quite nicely. If one goes by pricing, its biggest rival would be the Realme P1, which has more to offer on the gaming front. Get the Moto G64 if you want a phone that does the basics well and your budget is limited to Rs 14,000-Rs 16,000.
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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
- 5500 mAh | 80W Fast Charging
- Android v14 OS
- 5G | Fingerprint Sensor
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- MediaTek Dimensity 7200 Octa core
- 50+2 MP Rear Camera
- 16 MP Front Camera
- 6.67″ (16.94 cm) 120Hz AMOLED Display
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- 5000 mAh | 44W Fast Charging
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The T3's upgraded display boasting a 120 Hz refresh rate and higher peak brightness is a notable improvement. Despite some bloatware, FunTouchOS ensures a smooth user experience. However, the absence of an ultra-wide angle camera and limited software support are drawbacks. Nonetheless, if you seek an affordable, no-frills smartphone, the T3 merits consideration.
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- MediaTek Dimensity 8300 Ultra Octa core
- 64+8+2 MP Rear Camera
- 16 MP Front Camera
- 6.67″ (16.94 cm) 120Hz AMOLED Display
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- 5000 mAh | 67W Fast Charging
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The POCO X6 Pro, priced at Rs 26,999, stands out as the top choice for gamers under Rs 30,000. Surpassing rivals like iQOO Neo 7, OnePlus Nord 3, and POCO F5, it offers impressive performance, reliable battery life with a fast 67W charger, and an upgraded display. HyperOS adaptation ensures a smooth experience, but the presence of unnecessary apps is a drawback. While the primary camera excels, the ultra-wide is decent, and the macro can be overlooked. The selfie camera may benefit from a software update. Overall, a compelling option for gaming enthusiasts in 2024.
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- Apple A18 Hexa Core
- 48+12 MP Rear Camera
- 12 MP Front Camera
- 6.1″ (15.49 cm) 60Hz Super Retina XDR Display
- 8 GB RAM | 128 GB Storage
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8.8/10By Expert
Apple unveiled the iPhone 16 globally this month, and the colour choices are nothing short of stunning. The design also stands out from the usual iPhones we've seen over the past year or two, with a look reminiscent of the iPhone X launched five years ago. This time, Apple has added more rounded edges, making it noticeably more comfortable in hand compared to earlier models. On the performance side, both the Pro and standard variants now share similar chipsets, incorporating AI features that enhance productivity. Additionally, a new capture button simplifies the camera experience, making zooming in and out much easier. The cameras themselves have received upgrades, ensuring they outperform those of their predecessors. If you're seeking a flagship device with a stylish design, top-tier build quality, and refined software, the iPhone 16 is the perfect choice.
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- Snapdragon 8s Gen 3 Octa core
- 50+50+64 MP Rear Camera
- 50 MP Front Camera
- 6.7″ (17.02 cm) 144Hz P-OLED Display
- 12 GB RAM | 512 GB Storage
- 4500 mAh | 125W Fast Charging
- Android v14 OS
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8.2/10By Expert
The Motorola Edge 50 Ultra shines in the premium segment with its unique wood-like finish, vibrant display, powerful performance, excellent audio quality, and long-lasting battery. While rivals like the iQOO 12 and OnePlus 12 offer superior performance, the Edge 50 Ultra remain a solid choice for those who value design and overall user experience in a distinctive flagship device.
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Xiaomi Redmi Note 13 Pro Plus 5G
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Release: 10 Jan, 2024
★ 4.2/5
7,591 Ratings
₹25,899
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- MediaTek Dimensity 7200 Ultra Octa core
- 200+8+2 MP Rear Camera
- 16 MP Front Camera
- 6.67″ (16.94 cm) 120Hz AMOLED Display
- 8 GB RAM | 256 GB Storage
- 5000 mAh | 120W Fast Charging
- Android v13 OS
- 5G | NFC | Fingerprint Sensor
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The Redmi Note 13 Pro Plus impresses with its upgrades like IP rating, curved display, and NFC, though inconsistent camera output and poor low-light imaging along with bloatware mar the experience. Strong battery life and rapid charging are stand-out features as well. However, its pricing faces stiff competition from performance-centric devices like the OnePlus Nord 3, iQOO Neo 7 Pro, and Poco F5. This also marks a huge departure for the Redmi Note 13 Pro (and its siblings) as their prices aren't the USP, unlike its predecessors.
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- Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 Octa core
- 50+8 MP Rear Camera
- 16 MP Front Camera
- 6.78″ (17.22 cm) 144Hz AMOLED Display
- 8 GB RAM | 256 GB Storage
- 5160 mAh | 120W Fast Charging
- Android v14 OS
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The iQOO Neo 9 Pro boasts a unique back design with a vibrant colour and a premium touch, thanks to the vegan leather finish. The phone features a 6.78-inch flat AMOLED display with a 144Hz refresh rate, ensuring a smooth and fluid user experience. Powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 SoC, the Neo 9 Pro handles everything from everyday tasks to heavy gaming seamlessly. It runs demanding games like BGMI, Call of Duty: Mobile, and Genshin Impact without overheating, even after extended play. Running on FunTouchOS 14 based on Android 14, the device offers extensive customisation options and minimal pre-installed apps. Any bloatware present can be easily removed. The rear camera setup includes a 50MP primary sensor with OIS and an 8MP ultra-wide camera. Daylight photos are sharp and detailed, while the ultra-wide shots are decent but lack finer details. The 16MP front camera captures satisfactory selfies. The iQOO Neo 9 Pro comes with a 5160mAh battery and a 120W fast charger, taking just 35 minutes for a full charge, which is highly convenient. If you're in the market for a versatile smartphone with a few minor compromises, the iQOO Neo 9 Pro is an excellent choice.
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Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra 5G
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Release: 2 Feb, 2023
★ 4.5/5
4,857 Ratings
₹94,999
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- Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 Octa core
- 200+12+10+10 MP Rear Camera
- 12 MP Front Camera
- 6.8″ (17.27 cm) 120Hz Dynamic AMOLED 2x Display
- 12 GB RAM | 256 GB Storage
- 5000 mAh | 45W Fast Charging
- Android v13 OS
- 5G | NFC | Fingerprint Sensor
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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. Yes, it could've done with faster charging and Wi-Fi 7, but this is what peak Android looks like in 2023.
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- Samsung Exynos 1480 Octa core
- 50+12+5 MP Rear Camera
- 32 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
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The Galaxy A55 is a solid mid-range phone with a minimal design, good display quality, and a reliable Exynos chipset. The phone mostly impresses but isn't a major upgrade over the Galaxy A54. So, if you are still using that phone, no need to upgrade. But, if there's an older model you want to change, this is a good option provided you are looking for a reliable mid-range phone. As for the alternatives, you can go for the OnePlus 12R, which comes with a Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 chipset and is a performance-centric device. The iQOO Neo 9 Pro is another decent contender for hardcore gaming.
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- Snapdragon 7 Gen 1 Accelerated Edition Octa core
- 50+13+10 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 v14 OS
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Motorola is renowned for delivering premium-looking devices at budget-friendly prices. With the Edge 50, they have aimed to push boundaries by incorporating a vegan leather finish and a fully curved display and design. This phone offers a minimalist yet attractive look for users who appreciate elegance and simplicity. Despite its sleek design, the Edge 50 features a robust 5000mAh battery, which is quite impressive. Unfortunately, the 15W charging adapter may leave some users wanting more. Nonetheless, the battery life is reliable, easily lasting over a day on a single charge. The super HD display with a 120Hz refresh rate enhances the viewing experience, making it much more enjoyable. Powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon 7 Gen 1 AE SoC, this phone handles everyday tasks effortlessly. However, you might experience heating issues during intensive gaming sessions with titles like BGMI and Call of Duty: Mobile. While the camera performs well overall, the portrait photography feature may disappoint some users. Considering all these aspects, the Motorola Edge 50 attempts to cater to a wide range of user needs. However, compromises may be necessary for photography and fast charging.
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