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Ultra Premium and Foldables

In this category, we shall mention the best phones offered by Android and iOS respectively along with the price they are available at. The specifications are top notch in their respective domains, with the best possible processors, cameras, battery life, and everything else possible. We shall not be comparing these phones, because they both are the best in their categories. It is up to you to decide whether to go for iOS or Android, and these phones shall be the best options at the time.

1. Android:
-Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra
-Starting price: Rs 92,999 up to Rs. 1,14,103 [difference in storage options]

2. iOS:
-Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max
-Starting price: Rs. 1,09,900 up to Rs. 1,50,800 [difference in storage options]

The phones mentioned above are the best phones in the market. But with that, we also saw the advent of foldables in the recent times. Currently, in India we only have two phones from Samsung and one from Motorola and here we have listed them along with their price and our thoughts.

1. Samsung Galaxy Z Flip
-Starting price: Rs 1,09,999
This is the latest folding smartphone from Samsung, and feature wise it is the best out of the three. It comes with modern, top of the line hardware and is a tall 6.7 inch display which folds down to a compact form.

2. Samsung Galaxy Fold
-Starting price: Rs. 1,54,990
This phone was launched a little before the Z flip, and so has a little older, but still very powerful hardware(Snapdragon 855), and a little weaker cameras. This phone in my opinion is the best implementation of a fold, with a large 7.3 inch tablet style display, which folds along the center to a more conventional tall smartphone form. It allows you to enjoy content on a large screen, with the convenience of folding it down.

3. Motorola Razr
-Starting price: Rs. 1,24,999
This phone is the worst among the three phones. It has much inferior hardware than the other two, and a really weak camera. There is nothing that this phone brings except the nostalgia of the old, popular Motorola Razr. The flip style is the same as the Z flip. In my opinion, it doesn't make sense to go for this phone as you have the Z flip which is better, and cheaper.

Note: The writer has no affiliation with any company, and does not promote or support any brand or smartphone. The following are his genuine thoughts and opinions, meant to help the reader.

Note: Prices may vary slightly based on memory options, or general market fluctuations.


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