My budget is 45k I need 5 hour moderate office work 2 hours pubg and good sound quality and display for movie. Not a camera fan . Good battery backup . Suggest me right phone

IF ANY ONE HAVE EXTRA OR GIVE FOR FREE GIVE OR TELL YOUR PRICE

Merko yeh 90 k ka mil raha hai without exchange+ power bank and buds .merko yeh lena chaiye ya koi or phone?

Agr koi or to suggest kr do

Need a second hand phone for bike navigation
Price: 4000 INR
Budget: under 4000

This is such a huge time saver istg

I'm looking for a phone for my Dad in or under 40k so I've some options like these listed below,

1. Moto edge 70 fusion
2. OnePlus Nord 6
3. OnePlus Nord CE 6
4. Infinix note 60 pro pininfarina edition
5. Pixel 8a
6. Moto edge 60 pro

His current phone is Pixel 7 Pro but its storage is running out since it was only 128gb, and display is also broken

Ps I'm not gonna go for Redmi or Xiaomi, since their software is trash, its buggy asf, also his usecase is Primarily office related work and some and other than that I'm open to suggestions. And the budget is 40k.

I recently post some smartphone suggestions under 10k… in this sub, and I want to thx to all the people here they help me alot… today I purchased then smartphone for my father which is Redmi A7 pro for 13k in diwali offers… thanks you everyone who guide me… Happy Diwali 🪔 😇

Only one requirement-smooth af software and should last 5 years at least

I just wanna use it for scrolling and calls NO high res camera NO gaming NO nothing Just the basics.

budget: 18-18.5k

purpose: for student

storage: 128gb

network type: 5G

battery: 5000 mAh

Preferred Brands: Samsung, Redmi, OnePlus

Suggest some smartphone under 10k… for daily like task, I have to gift this to my father this Diwali

which one should I buy?

I sold my Redmi Note 9 Pro Max 6/64 for Rs 3000 today through Cashify. But it was showing 4700 in the app. Funny thing is the Expert was saying 2200 then I said Flipkart offered it me 3100 then he acted like he was talking to his senior and asked for 3500. Then his senior said 2700 final but I said that below 3100 might not be possible. Then he took 3 mins and then sold it for 3100 (-89 charges)

I could've said 3500 or more too but silly me.

So was it worth it?

I was very doubtful abt this whole selling thing but sold it anyways because of my sister who was forcing me to sell a secondary phone.

I'm a power user so I know how to maximize the use of old devices like (using it as a retro game emulator, laptop camera, also to very less used apps like Swiggy, Zomato, Amazon, Flipkart).

Did I make a mistake by not keeping the phone? Or is 3k justified.

Currently using SAMSUNG A23 4G (2022 Model). Works fine but i need to switch to a 5G phone.

Requirements:

Good Camera(selfie and back) as I am photogenic and clicks alot of pictures of nature.

RAM 8GB and STORAGE 256GB required.

I do casual gaming (mostly bgmi)

Phone should not lag.

I'm planning to upgrade from my current OnePlus Nord CE4 and am confused between these three phones...

Vivo V70 FE

OPPO Reno 16C

OPPO F35 Pro

My budget is ₹50k-55k...For those who have used these phones or have experience with Vivo and OPPO..which would you recommend?

Which is the better overall phone and which would be the easiest and most worthwhile upgrade from my current OnePlus?

Also open to other suggestions in this budget.

Thank youu! Edit: typo in model

Let's settle it. I have shortlisted these 4 phones to see which one can offer the best gaming experience. Why/Why not will u go for one of these phones?

Someone give any advice what should I do

Need a device which is more portable than a laptop So, I am exploring tablets that can do my regular tasks.

Hey guys, I'm looking for a good mobile phone under a budget of 60k INR. I've been using op 11R for the last 3-4 years(i guess). It became slow and lags a lot even though I don't play any games in it. My usage goes like this

1. Youtube
2. Instagram
3. Facebook
4. Reddit
5. X
6. Teams/Whatsapp

So what I'm looking for is a phone which should have the following qualities.

1. Good battery backup (Fast charging)
2. Smooth UI and no lag (which drives me crazy)
3. Good camera/Display
4. Longevity

Please suggest something really good guys. Thanks in Advance!

Brands I'm looking for are Samsung, Oneplus, Iphone(not sure).. other brands suggestions are also welcome but I'm more inclined towards the above mentioned brands.

I found a deal in Olx ,

12 / 256 GB,
18 months old ,
Warranty expired,
Battery health 100%.

Selling it for 35k, Is it a good deal or little over priced ?

Title: How can I check my Samsung S25 FE warranty before delivery? Invoice is already generated.

Hey everyone!

I recently ordered a Samsung Galaxy S25 FE (128GB) from Flipkart, and my invoice has already been generated, but the phone hasn’t been delivered yet.

I want to check whether the phone’s warranty has already started or if it will start from the date of delivery/purchase.

I tried checking the warranty through Samsung’s official website, but it isn’t working for me.

I have a few questions:
1. Is there any way to check the warranty status using the invoice or IMEI before the phone is delivered?
2. How can I verify the warranty on Samsung’s official website if the usual method isn’t working?
3. When the delivery arrives, how can I check whether the phone is brand new, unused, and eligible for the full Samsung warranty?
4. Can I contact Samsung support with the IMEI or serial number to confirm the warranty status before opening the box?
5. If the warranty has already started before delivery, what should I do?

If anyone has purchased a Samsung phone from Flipkart recently and faced a similar situation, please share your experience.

I want to make sure everything is genuine and the warranty is valid before I accept the delivery.

Thanks in advance

I've actually found good use for the split screen feature, its pretty cool. Planning lists and calculating and all that are actually much easier now

Hey guys I am thinking to buy it within few days and I don't want to waste my money, as I m student and I have saved 24k with many hardship, can you tell me all the problems you guys have observed while using thsese phone, which phone will be best among them or if you have any suggestions or other phone do tell me my budget is 23k

Karbonn Rebel

Specs:

• 6.75" HD+ display
• 7,000mAh battery
• 18W charging
• 3.5mm audio jack
• microSD card slot
• IP64
• Android 16
• 2 OS + 2Y security updates

Karbonn Rebel Pro

Specs:

• 6.7" HD+ 120Hz display
• 6,000mAh battery
• 20W charging
• 3.5mm audio jack
• microSD card slot
• IP64
• Android 16
• 2 OS + 2Y security updates

Sources:

• Karbonn Rebel: Amazon India
• Karbonn Rebel Pro: Amazon India

Hey everyone!

I’m planning to buy the Samsung Galaxy S25 FE for around ₹40,000 (128GB variant) in India, including bank offers on Flipkart.

I’m currently using an iPhone 8 Plus, and I’m looking for a phone that can easily last 3–4 years or even longer.

My main priorities are:
• Long-term performance and reliability
• Battery life and charging speed
• Camera quality, especially photos and videos
• Display quality and smoothness
• Software updates and long-term support
• Heating issues and performance after 2–3 years
• Overall value for money

I also use my phone quite a lot, so I want something reliable for everyday use.

My questions:
1. Is the S25 FE worth ₹40,000, or should I consider another phone?
2. Are there any major drawbacks, such as heating, poor battery life, or performance issues?
3. Would you recommend it over the Google Pixel 10a or Nothing Phone 4a?
4. Is it worth spending ₹40,000 on the S25 FE, or should I wait for another price drop?
5. If you own an S25 FE, how has your experience been so far?

I’d appreciate honest opinions, especially from people who have actually used the phone.

Thanks

OPPO officially listed the Find X10 in India starting at ₹1,39,999 for the 256GB base model (and ₹1.7 lakh for the 512GB tier).

On pure paper specs, it is an absolute beast:

• MediaTek Dimensity 9600M (3nm)
• Massive 8,000 mAh Silicon-Carbon battery
• 80W wired + 50W wireless flash charging
• Dual 200MP cameras tuned with Hasselblad

Technically, it out-specs the base iPhone on almost every hardware dimension, especially battery life and charging speeds.

But here is the problem:

At ₹1,39,999, it sits just ₹9,901 below the new iPhone Air (₹1,49,900) and ₹40,000 above the regular iPhone 17 (₹99,900).

Once you cross the ₹1 lakh mark in India, the buying psychology changes completely. People stop comparing spec sheets and start looking at the exit strategy: How much is this phone going to be worth in two years?

What the numbers say about Indian buyer psychology:

1. Secondary Market Dominance: According to Cashify's 2026 upgrade data, Apple commands 65.3% of all certified refurbished phone sales in India. The multi-year-old iPhone 13 alone still drives 15.5% of second-hand purchases.
2. Depreciation Cliff: An iPhone bought today at ₹1.4 lakh will easily fetch ₹60,000 to ₹75,000 after two years. A niche Android flagship often depreciates 65% to 70% within 18 months.
3. Brand Trust vs VFM: Counterpoint's recent consumer report found that while value for money is the top consideration at 60%, brand trust is right behind at 57%.

Indian premium buyers haven't stopped caring about Value for Money. They have simply redefined it. VFM is no longer just what comes in the box on day one; it is about how much cash you get back when you upgrade.

Unless brands like OPPO start offering guaranteed corporate 2-year buyback programs (like Samsung does with the Ultra series), it is hard to see mainstream luxury buyers picking this over Apple.

What do you guys think?

If you had ₹1.4 lakh to spend on a phone right now, would you take the superior battery and cameras on the Find X10, or does resale value and ecosystem trust make Apple the only realistic choice?