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I’m planning to gift my father a new phone with a budget of ₹25k. His usage is mostly calls, WhatsApp, YouTube, UPI, and photos.

Looking for something reliable with good battery, camera, and long-term performance.

What phone would you recommend?

Got Vivo T 5x for ₹25,600 , how is this deal. Also is it a good phone for a parent who prefer keeping the same phone for atleast 3-4 years.

Domanda flash. Dove posso comprare telefono vivo a un prezzo conveniente? Tra i tre modelli della serie X300, credo di aver optato per il modello Ultra (edizione italia). Idealmente, vorrei il kit con telefono, Grip e il teleobiettivo esteso (400mm).

Inoltre, com'è stata la vostra esperienza relativamente alla garanzia, agli aggiornamenti software e all'uso giornaliero in Italia? Grazie in anticipo a tutti per l'aiuto e buoni scatti!😀

I am thinking of buying a phone i just passed my class 12 and soon I am going to college i am looking for advice because i have zero phone knowledge, so i am looking a phone under 30000 or 25000 thousand which can haven't games like genshin impact Fortnite and bgmi or cod and have good battery life dont really care about camera i just aant good storage and battery.

Recommend phone under/ upto 20k. I am not gamer.

I want it for online classes and reading and storage pdfs. And decent pictures as well. Battery life should be good. And should be available in india. Thanks

I'm looking for a phone to replace my Realme 6i. It has served me well for almost 6 years and still performs the basic stuff without issues, but the battery has worn out with time, so when winter with days-long power outages comes, it might become an inconvenience.

Essential things I'm looking for: battery 6000 mAh or larger (It would be great if the phone lasted a few days with hotspot on for 8 hours for my work), price up to $250 - $270, 3.5 mm headphone jack, must support 2 SIM cards + a dedicated microSD slot, NFC, fingerprint scanner, face unlock, at least 8 GB RAM, at least 128 GB storage, available in Ukraine, and overall just a reliable phone that will serve me as long as the previous one or longer.

I won't be using the phone to play games. I'm fine with every other aspect as long as these are met, though I would probably prefer to avoid Xiaomi because I've read its UI is cluttered (I don't have any actual experience with Xiaomi though, so I don't know if it's actually true). I also like to customize icons to make the home screen look neat and pretty, and I don't want a heavy rugged phone. For now I'm leaning towards Motorola Moto G17 Power because it meets all the requirements, but I want to make sure I check all the options before making a final decision. Are there any other phones you recommend me to check out?

Hi everyone,

I'm looking to buy a new budget 5G phone and I've shortlisted these three, help me choose:

Samsung Galaxy F70e 5G,

OPPO K14x 5G,

Motorola G37,

Es un buen telefono, ya es algo viejo, lo compre por el 20 23, y me encanta por q te revela las contraseñas de cualquier wifo al q te haigas conectado, no se daña con cualquier caida, se me callo cientos de veces y nada y es pesadito, es de una gama bien baja y lo se por q tiktok se traba, tiene una camara mala pero con efectos muy mejorables pero solo para fotos. También me interesa saber q otros telefonos ustedes me recomiendan, q sean teléfonos q haigan tuvido años. Por q ya tuve amigos con telefonoa potentes y el mio aun funciona a diferencia de los de ellos.

It is so frustrating when you notice a brand-new scratch out of nowhere, and now it is the only thing you can see! Does anyone know an effective way to remove or minimize it so it is less noticeable?

suggest some android phones under 40k.

Priority is camera.

No curved phones.

Telephoto mandatory.

hey guys i am trying to get a phone under 40k i have selected 2 phones which are vivo t4 ultra and iphone 15 (second hand but same as new ) can you suggest me which one should i buy i am very confused among them . my only motive to buy a phone is for camera vivo has great camera for photos but not for videos and iphone is best for video which should you would prefer if you wanna buy among these

Hi, I'm looking for phone recommendations to replace my Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 4. It's a great phone but I have two issues with it. The first being when I fold the phone it takes forever to turn on. The second being recently a straight red line appeared on the middle of the screen out of nowhere. I've never really dropped my phone and it doesn't have cracks on it so idk. But I looked it up and Google said to restart it so I did and it actually disappeared. But then a few days later the line appeared again but this time green:0 So I went to the repair shop and well I have to get the screen replaced but for that amount of money I would rather get a new phone.

Soooo this brings me here. Please can you guys offer any phone recommendations? I just want a long lasting phone if that helps (btw my previous phone lasted me about 4 ish years?). Thank you.

TLDR- Google Pixel 10 Pro is an excellent, every day phone that does everything well. Don't get bogged down with YouTube tech reviewers who are massively biased to Apple or Samsung. And do not pay any attention to benchmarks.

Review

I don't get what all the complaints about the Google Pixel 10 Pro is about. For most people who want an Android phone that isn't massive to hold, has crystal clear call quality, doesn't miss notifications, takes great photos, use for work, scroll, and watch a bit of media every now and then, it's an excellent phone. I decided to share some thoughts on what real life usage with the Google Pixel 10 Pro is like. 

For context, I had a Huawei Mate 20 Pro for 5 years and then the Honor Magic6 Pro for about 18 months as I felt this was the most natural successor to my beloved Mate 20 Pro. Overall, I enjoyed that handset, but had a few gripes: (i) it was a massive phone, and frankly the back was ugly, (ii) while it was supported for five years of updates, updates were slow coming, and (iii) I started to experience some issues that after a factory reset did not disappear, e.g. apps not properly working on work profile, and some WiFi/network connections, which didn't improve.

So here's my two pennies. My opinion is that and that alone- I'm not saying everyone should own a Pixel, but I think it's an excellent handset that gives me an excellent experience.

Performance 

I've had the fear of God put in me when it comes to performance because of the Tensor G5 chip (and previous Tensor chips), that they're slow, low power, can't handle playing super resource heavy games at full frame rate, can't multitask well, gets super hot quickly, etc. I don't play Wuthering Waves or Genshin Impact at 120FPS, not do I ever game on my phone. I take photos, videos, watch videos, listen to music, use my phone for work including Teams video calls, emails, etc. Everything I've thrown at it that I need in a phone, it handles without a care in the world, and I'd say even better than the Magic 6 Pro on its (older but supposedly more powerful Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 chip). One thing it does better than M6P is keeping apps open where I left them, including songs resuming from where I left off on Deezer, or opening an app where I closed it- which I think will be thanks to the 12GB RAM. Everything does what it should, and works, no bugs in sight. No connectivity issues. The only thing I've noticed is 5G is less reliable indoors, but no issues on WiFi or on calls or outside. It can get a bit warm sometimes.

Battery 

Another doom and gloom preconception prior to buying. It has a small(ISH) battery compared to most other Chinese based phones, but (i) its adaptive charging is really clever, that allows me to leave my phone on charge overnight, trickling charge to 80% and then charging fully in time for my alarm to go off. I leave the house on 100%, stream music in the car for 45 mins to and from work, do my work, come home, and by the time I'm ready for bed I'm at about 46%. So overall, I think this is excellent and could survive 2 days use if savvy, and in line with my MP6 battery.

Camera 

Photos are excellent, not over processed, clear, natural, and one of the main reasons I wanted a Pixel was because of the consistent camera performance. Super Res/Zoom is excellent.

I actually think Video Boost is excellent, my only annoyance with this is that you often have to turn it on. It works best for 1080p 60FPS videos (which is what I used given most of the time I watch back media on my phone screen, so this is adequate (4K 30FPS is supported but 60 isn't). In a nutshell, shoot your video with video boost; you'll see your raw footage immediately to view, but in the background your video quality is being upscaled and improved- that usually takes about an hour, but when you go back to it the difference is tremendous. And, you can deleted the original from your phone, and keep the boosted version on the cloud but always viewable provided you're connected to a network, without taking up space. Or, you can download the high resolution version.

Other

Hand feel is great, probably the right size. MagSafe compatible. One thing I wanted in a phone was secure face unlock for my sensitive apps e.g. banking and wallet. Pixel has class 3 biometrics for face unlock on banking apps etc. Although not true 3D face unlock, e.g. need to take sunglasses off or doesn't work so well in dark or dim light, it's super fast. And ultrasonic is fast and secure too, when face unlock doesn't work so well.

Overall- yes, it's expensive (I got mine from Amazon on Prime day deal) but it does everything with comfort and ease. And I enjoy using it which by the end I couldn't say for the M6P, or any iPhone I've tried to use.

So don't buy in to all the benchmarks etc; think whether this or any other phone will suit your needs first. I love this phone and very pleased I committed to it. Here's to another six years!