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Under Rs. 20,000

Here we give you our recommendations for the best phones in the market under Rs 20,000 updated regularly. We shall be suggesting phones, which we believe are the best in this price, along with a brief description of each, and our verdict, highlighting the differences between them.

Under Rs.20,000
In this price range we recommend the following two devices:

1.  Motorola One Fusion Plus:
-Starting price Rs 16,999
- Processor: Snapdragon 730G
-OS: Android 10, almost stock android
-Display: 6.5 inch IPS LCD, FHD+ display (Gorilla Glass 5), refresh=60Hz
-Memory: 6Gb Ram + 128Gb Internal
-Camera: 64Mp primary + 8Mp Ultra-wide + 5Mp macro + 2Mp depth
-Front Camera: 16Mp Motorized Pop-Up camera
-Battery and Charging: 5000mAh at 15W fast charging, USB C cable
-MicroSD card: shared with dual sim card slot
-Fingerprint Scanner: Rear mounted

2. Realme 6 pro. :
-Starting price Rs 17,999
- Processor: Snapdragon 720G
-OS: Realme UI, Android 10
-Display: 6.6 inch IPS LCD, FHD+ display (Gorilla Glass 5), refresh=90Hz
-Memory: 6Gb Ram + 64Gb Internal (up to 8 + 128)
-Camera: 64Mp primary + 8Mp Ultra-wide + 12Mp telephoto + 2Mp macro
-Front Camera: 16Mp primary + 8Mp Ultra-wide
-Battery and Charging: 4300mAh at 30W fast charging, USB C cable
-MicroSD card: dedicated slot
-Fingerprint Scanner: Side Mounted


 The Verdict: The Motorola One Fusion Plus is the best phone under Rs 20,000.

Comparative advantage: Better stock android UI, powerful processor, slightly lower price, full screen, bezel-less design, bigger battery.
Comparative disadvantage: cameras are great but not as good as Realme 6 pro, slower charging speeds, lower screen refresh rate,



Also, as it has been noticed in the market, besides the overall best phone, people generally tend to request for either the best Samsung phone, or the best phone with a Stock Android UI. We have included these special categories as well:
(these are not phones we recommend, nor are the best in this segment)

The best Samsung phone: Samsung Galaxy A30s
(compared to Realme 6 pro)
Comparative advantage: Cleaner UI (One UI 2.0, Android 10), Optical In-Display fingerprint scanner.
Comparative disadvantage: More expensive (Rs. 18,570), weaker processor (exynos 9611), less memory (starts at 4 + 64), Lower screen refresh rate at 60Hz, cameras are descent(not as good), smaller 4000mAh battery(15 W charging, so much slower charging speeds)

The best phone with Stock Android: Motorola One Fusion Plus
(the UI is almost completely stock android, with certain modifications to incorporate useful Motorola specific features)

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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