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Under Rs. 80,000

Here we give you our recommendations for the best phones in the market under Rs 80,000 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.80,000
In this price range we recommend the following two devices:

1. Samsung Galaxy S20+ :
-Starting price Rs 73,999
- Processor: Exynos 990
-OS: OneUI 2.0, Android 10
-Display: 6.7 inch Super Amoled, QHD+ punch hole display (Gorilla Glass 6), refresh=120Hz
-Memory: 8Gb Ram + 128Gb Internal;[fast ufs 3.0]
-Camera: 12Mp primary + 12Mp Ultra-wide + 64Mp telephoto + 0.3Mp TOF
-Front Camera: 10Mp primary
-Battery and Charging: 4500mAh at 25W fast charging, 15W wireless charging, supports reverse wireless charging at 9W.
-Speaker: Dual stereo speakers, headphone jack absent
-MicroSD card: Hybrid slot
-Fingerprint Scanner: Ultrasonic, In-Display
-IP68 water and dust resistance certified.

2.  Apple iPhone 11
-Starting price: Rs 64,900
- Processor: A13 bionic
-OS: iOS 13.4
-Display: 6.1 inch Liquid Retina IPS LCD (Gorilla Glass), refresh=60Hz
-Memory: 4Gb Ram + 64Gb Internal (up to 4 + 256)
-Camera: 12Mp primary + 12Mp Ultra-wide
-Front Camera: 12Mp
-Battery and Charging: 3110mAh at 18W fast charging; wireless charging present
-Speaker: Dual Stereo speakers, headphone jack absent
-MicroSD card: No Slot
-Fingerprint Scanner: Absent, Face-ID present
-IP68 water and dust resistance certified.

[Samsung also offers the Galaxy Note 10 at Rs. 69,999 and the Galaxy Note 10+ at Rs. 79,999, they are a generation older and thus have not been mentioned in the list. However, they offer a stylus, the S-Pen, and that is considered a much requested product by many people looking for phones in this price range. However, speaking only in terms of performance, the S20+ is better in terms of the processor, the cameras, the battery life and the 120Hz fluid display. The Note 20, releasing later this year would bring all of the features of the S20, and more along with the stylus, and will be an improvement over the Note 10]
 
 The Verdict: We cannot declare one winner in this price segment. The phones are completely different, one being Android and another iOS. The target audience is different, and it is up to your choice and liking which is the phone for you. The processor on the iPhone is superior to the one on the S20+, the camera performance is similar, but the video recording on the iPhone is better. The battery life on the S20+ is much better, and also it comes with support for an SD card. These are the key differences between these phones and it is up to you to prioritize features based on your need and usage.



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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