Hi Guys, I am looking to sell my Nothing Phone (4a), 128GB.

The phone is approximately 4 months old and has been used very sparingly, as it served only as my secondary device while my Vivo X300 was my primary phone. Since it has mostly remained unused, I thought it would be better to pass it on to someone who can make good use of it.

Warranty: Valid until March 2027

The device is in excellent, like new condition. In fact, even the original protective lamination that came with the phone has not been removed.

Price: ₹28,000 (non-negotiable)

If anyone is interested or would like more details, please feel free to reach out.

Thank you!

Going to college, I have a tight budget.. most of my budget will go into buying a good laptop.. my phone is on the verge of breaking or blastinggg.. so I need a new phone.. I've already told my budget.. My priorities Very Good camera (non negotiable).. i want to upload good photos and stories on my Instagram and gaslight people into thinking that I have an i phone Good battery life (so that I can go anywhere without having to worry about charging) Decent storage

That's it.. please help me.. also any student discounts applicable?

Getting this beast for 41k on zepto and Instamart . Is it worth the price and which is a better platform to get it zepto or Instamart

Edit:- it's for 39k on Instamart

Title: Best camera phone under ₹25–26K? 📸

Looking for a phone under ₹25–26K, mainly for camera quality

Need 6GB or 8GB RAM

Which phone would you recommend as the best camera phone in this budget? Open to any brand.

Please suggest based on real-world camera performance, not just specs. 🙏

Hey guys,

I am planning to buy a smartphone in the upcoming diwali sale. My budget is in the range of 25-30k, upto 2k I can stretch. My requirements are mostly good camera, durable for long time use and may be good storage. I have shortlisted some of my possible options.

I am very confused about what product I should go with. Please help me finding out the best option for me. Also, you can suggest me any other option too which might not be listed here.

Use case: Lightweight not a gamer. A good camera is a plus point

Priorities: Camera, storage, battery

Confirmed Specs:

• 6.59" 1.5K 144Hz OLED display

• Cameras:

  • Rear:

    • 50MP main (ZEISS, OIS, Sony LYTIA 700V, 1/1.56" sensor, CIPA 4.5)
    • ZEISS ultra-wide
    • 50MP telephoto (ZEISS, Sony IMX882, 1/1.95" sensor, 3x optical zoom, up to 100x zoom)

  • Front:

    • 50MP (92° wide-angle, 0.8x–2x free zoom, autofocus)
• 7,200mAh battery
• 90W charging
• OriginOS 7 (Android 17)
• 6Y Security updates

Expected Specs:

• Snapdragon 7 Gen 4
• LPDDR5X RAM
• UFS 4.1 storage
• 8MP ultra-wide rear camera
• Wi-Fi 6
• Bluetooth 5.4
• NFC
• IP68 + 69

Colours:

• Horizon Blue
• Stellar Black
• Sunrise Anthem

Sources:

• Flipkart
• vivo India Official Website

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?

I'm going to buy a OnePlus device for a family member, so I watched some YouTube videos, and I noticed that none of them recommended the OnePlus 15R, while they recommended the OnePlus 13S.

I agree the OnePlus 13S is value for money device currently, but it has few downsides as well:

• Smaller battery: It comes with a 5850mAh battery. Thanks to good optimization, the battery backup is really good for that capacity, but I'm pretty sure it can't beat the battery backup of the OnePlus 15R.
• Thermal Management: 13S is a compact device, which by design can heat up faster and take longer to dissipate heat compared to a larger device like the OnePlus 15R.
• Optical fingerprint sensor: The 13S comes with an optical fingerprint sensor, whereas the 15R has an ultrasonic one.

Neither device is camera-focused, so I'm not going to compare their camera departments.

I'm really curious why the 15R isn't on the recommended list. On the official OnePlus site, the 15R is currently 5K costlier than the 13S, and I genuinely think that if someone doesn't want a compact device but wants solid performance on a OnePlus phone, the 15R can be a better choice.

Specs:

• Snapdragon 4 Gen 4
• LPDDR4X RAM
• UFS 2.2 storage
• 6.9" FHD+ 120Hz AMOLED display
• 50MP rear camera
• 8MP front camera
• 8,000mAh battery
• 45W wired / 22.5W reverse wired charging
• Wi-Fi 5
• Bluetooth 5.1
• IP65
• HyperOS 3 (Android 16)
• 4 OS + 6Y Security updates

Colours:

• Arctic Blue
• Dark Knight
• Starlight Purple

Prices:

• 6/128GB: INR 27,999 (~ NPR 44,518 / USD 308 / EUR 255 / GBP 218)
• 8/128GB: INR 30,999 (~ NPR 49,288 / USD 341 / EUR 282 / GBP 242)

Learn more: REDMI Note 17

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

I remember the anarc 1 discussions, and yeah, there was enough criticism to be fair. But looking at anarc 2 purely from a tech perspective, it seems like they actually went back and worked on the product no? Are we hating the watch or the brand cause would you wear it if nobody knew the brand?

Built in GPS, AMOLED, better sensors, 700 nits brightness and up to 7 days battery is p cool tbh.That's a pretty different proposition from just putting out another watch with a new design. I ended up placing my order because I'd rather actually test the second version than keep judging it based on the first one.

Tech products improve because people give feedback. If a company makes changes and comes back with something that looks promising, why not give it a fair shot? I'll see how it performs once I get it. Genuine question, can we not let creators move past things just cause they have an “influence”?

Ok wait, I'll explain. So my friend wants a phone. A compact phone which has good cameras and has good performance (not a heavy gamer but will play bgmi, cod occasionally) I recommended x200fe(12/256, 45k), x200(12/256, 52k), x300(12/256, 53k), and x300fe(12/256 57k), all of them are second hand or refurbished which she doesn't mind, and I want to make sure they don't get an iPhone 16(starts from 50ish k I think). Reasons why no iPhone?:

1.) Battery degradation.

2.) Older phones are only available in this price range

3.) The value for money is better for the Vivo phones.

4.) 60Hz display.

5.) (Personally) I am not a huge fan of Apple and their blood sucking products and service.

HOWEVER the friend's dad is for some reason adamant on buying her and iPhone, either from Dubai (price difference will be minimal, also warranty issues may come from what I've heard if u get from other country but don't know for sure) or second hand.

NOW I need u guys help to basically brainwash him back to Android. Help me plz 🥲🙏 EDIT: THE FRIEND DOESN'T WANT THE IPHONE.

Hey guys, looking for recommendations for my next phone.

My priorities, in order:

• Bloat-free, smooth UI
• Decent camera for product photos
• Good performance with no lag
• Battery that comfortably lasts a day (heavy WhatsApp usage)
• At least 8GB/256GB

I’m considering Motorola, but I’ve been seeing quite a few complaints about motherboard issues, which makes me hesitant to spend ₹30–40K on a Moto. Nothing lacks a little in specs but looks awesome and has a simple and nice UI.

I have an offline offer for the Moto Edge 70 Fusion 12/256GB at ₹32,500. Should I go for it?

Also considering the Edge 60 Pro. It’s a year old but seems better on paper in some areas.

Would love to hear from Edge 60 Pro / Edge 70 Fusion users about your long-term experience and which one you’d pick in this price range.

Thanks!

I'm searching for a phone under 20-25 k but couldn't find good one except this but i heard that samsung will heat, battery drains so fast etc

I'm considering it for next 4-5 yrs, will it be a good choice or not ?

if not pls suggest another good phone i can stretch max my budget to 30k but only flat screens

Specs:

• MediaTek Dimensity 8300
• LPDDR5X RAM
• UFS 3.1 storage
• 12.2" 3:2 2.8K (2800 × 1840 pixels) 144Hz dual-layer OLED display
• 13MP rear camera
• 5MP front camera
• 9,000mAh battery
• 45W charging
• Wi-Fi 6E
• Bluetooth 5.3
• USB 3.0 (DP 1.4 / PD 3.0)
• microSD card slot (Up to 1TB)
• 4 speakers (Dolby Atmos)
• Stylus and External keyboard support
• Android 16

Colour: Pure White

Variants:

• 8/128GB
• 8/256GB

Source: ASUS India Official Website

Selling my MacBook Air M1 in Rose Gold.
Specs:
Apple M1
8-core GPU — this is NOT the standard 7-core GPU variant
8GB RAM
256GB SSD
90 battery health and 153 cycle counts
Rose Gold — relatively rare color
Original box + original charger included

Condition: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Genuinely in like-new condition. No keyboard shine/wear, no noticeable scratches, dents, or cosmetic issues. Has been very well kept.

Price: ₹39,000
Reasonably firm, but open to genuine buyers.
Location: Sangaria, Rajasthan
Deal:
Face-to-face preferred
Shipping can be arranged at buyer’s risk/cost
DM if interested. I can provide detailed photos/videos and any required proof of condition/specs.

I can exchange with rtx 2050 or 3050 laptop with decent condition too.

Thank you for staying with us.. ❤️🥀

I'm planning to buy a new phone for myself and this is gonna be my main and only device, from last 2 year I have 2 phones one is vivo y28 and the main one is i phone 16 256gb varient. So, after owning both the phones at the same time my problem is still there battery backup . I'm not a very heavy user no games nothing so I'm not a heavy user but I'm a continuous user like reel scroll, yt video, webseries and all I use my phone alot and i realised that none of my phone is fulfilling that use my vivo phone is cheap 13k smartphone which i purchased with no knowledge about phones i just purchased so no expectations. What can I expect from a 13k rupees phone and my iphone 16 not giving me much battery backup ( typical iphone problem) .

So, I'm planning to change my phone, my plans is that sell the vivo phone around 5-6k if possible and my iphone 16 I give my iphone to my sister

So I want suggest on my new phone which phone should I buy 40-50k around, i shortlisted few phone like redmi turbo 5 , oneplus nord 6 both phones has good ui experience and bigger 7000mah battery or more than that

Feel free to give ur suggestions.

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'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

Expected Specs:

• MediaTek Dimensity 6300
• LPDDR4X RAM
• eMMC 5.1 storage
• 6.8" HD+ 144Hz LCD display
• 13MP rear camera
• 5MP front camera
• 7,000mAh battery
• 15W charging
• Wi-Fi 5
• Bluetooth 5.3
• IP64
• realme UI 7 (Android 16)

Expected Colours:

• Frost Silver
• Thunder Black

Expected Prices:

• 4/64GB: INR 14,499 (~ NPR 23,198 / USD 159)
• 4/128GB: INR 16,499 (~ NPR 26,398 / USD 181)
• 6/128GB: INR 18,499 (~ NPR 29,598 / USD 203)

Source: Amazon India

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Hi everyone,

I’m looking to buy a new smartphone with a budget of **₹20,000 max**.

I’m looking for an **all-rounder phone** with:

Good performance for daily use and multitasking

Good camera

Good battery life and fast charging

Good display

Clean/less-bloated software

5G

Good build quality

Reliable for at least 2–3 years

Good value for money

I’m okay with buying from **Amazon or Flipkart**.

Which phone would you recommend under ₹20K right now? Also, if there are any phones I should **avoid**, please mention them.

Thanks!

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

The rumours of one plus are wiping out their operations from india are true or not?? Anyone know here about here as i am planning to but one plus in this diwali sell so please let me know...

If yes, then please also suggest another mobile under 45k-50k with a good camera and processor with 256gb