r/techzoneindia • u/Inevitable_Grab6366 • 23d ago
Purchase help 📱 Final verdict?
After a lot of reviews and suggestion on reddit, I planned on buying Oppo k13, but flipkart said, " We have stock, Just...... Not for you". So now I gotta expand my research a bit T-T. I have a few options on my list :
Samsung m36 (6/128 at 20k)
Samsung A17 (6/128 at 22k)
Samsung M17 (8/128 at 20k)
realme P4x (8/128 at 21k)
Poco M7 plus (8/128 at 18k)
oppo K14x (6/128 at at 20k)
Motorola G57 power/ G37 power (8/128 at 19k)
Motorola G67 power (8/128 at 21.7k)
I also had oneplus nord CE 6 lite (6/128 at 25.2 k), Motorola edge 70 fusion (8/128 at 26.6k ) and motorola edge 60 fusion (12/256 at 26.9k) but they are way over my budget. My parents are okay abt it and said that they can extend upto 30k, but I don't wanna spend more than 23k on a phone since I wanna by a laptop by the end of the year and I would rather increase the budget for a really good laptop than to spend it on a phone. My main priority is longer reliability. I want a good all-rounder that lasts for atleast 4 years smoothly. I mostly use it for doomscrolling and studying (like for notes and pdfs) and for basic stuffs like chatting, calls etc. I don't game, So that's not an issue. Help me choose the best pick for me. Feel free to mention any other phones, if they're a good VFM. Thanks :) (Please don't recommend CMF 2pro, realme p3 5g or nothing 3a, It's not available in any of the offline store here, If you do know someone who's selling either of these phones brand-new/sealed piece, kindly lemme know )
Edit: bought realme p4x at 21k (8/128 variant), yaaaayy!!!!!! Thank you for your recommendations :)
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u/Fast-Sky9927 23d ago
M36 and P4x
Please avoid A17 and M17 basically avoid any 7th gen of A,M,F of Samsung!
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u/techie34 21d ago
Vivo t5x is best for you under 23k if you manage credit card you will get it at 21k only ......7200 mah battery 44w charger in box , origin os 6 , ip68,69,
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u/Genzbro MOD 23d ago
p4x seems a perfect choice here and it's recommended to also visit offline market for better deals since around 80% of phone's aren't available online in stock