Best Phones Under ₹ 25000

The device is a IP68 mud/waterproof which works effectively as much as 1.5m for 30 minutes, and has a Samsung Pay function. Another spotlight of the A7 (2018) is having a triple rear digital camera behind the gadget. Besides, the phone has a Loudspeaker built-in and supported with a three 5mm jack for headphones. It has added a further function of Dolby Atmos sound and lively noise cancellation with a devoted mic. Based on these specs, you can invest your money on the A7(2018).

A big USP of the Oppo F9 Pro is support for Super VOOC flash charging, which the company claims will give users two hours of talk time with just five minutes of charging. The most notable feature is its Smart Bar that slides out from the right edge of the display. It has shortcut icons for the camera, taking a screenshot, and your most frequently used apps.

The bestseller Samsung Galaxy A6 Plus is a hub of diverse set of features. Interestingly, it has 'Chat over video' that allows users to reply to text on WhatsApp and messages app without interrupting the video. Further, it has advanced memory management that automatically trashes duplicate images, moves media from messenger apps to microSD, zip unused files to save space, and deletes unused APKs.

The Vivo V11 is a premium smartphone packed with some exquisite features. The performance of the device is at par with the price of the device. When you consider other features like the camera and the storage, you will probably go for this device without giving it a second thought, such is the case with this device.

The LG Q Stylus Plus is a feature-packed smartphone. The waterproof and dustproof body will surely grab your attention. Moreover, the performance and the cameras are also great to fulfill your needs. The battery backup coming with quick charging technology adds another glam to its features. Overall, the LG Q Stylus Plus is one of the best smartphones in this price range to go for.

The Moto G6 Plus runs on an extremely clean version of Android 8(Oreo). The OS is more or less as Google intended, and its Moto Actions provides useful gesture shortcuts. With the biggest and brightest display in the range, and couple of other better features- the device is the one you should blindly turn to.

The Poco F1 is a super value for money depending on features like durable build, solid performance, and great battery life. Besides, the phone runs a tweaked version of MIUI 9.6 with added optimizations on top of it. The most notable feature of this version is the app drawer, which was long-awaited on MIUI.

The smartphone features a Halo Full View display. With bigger and immersive screen, the display looks an ideal platform for any multitask. The best thing about the phone is its selfie camera module, that comes with AI features. With other goodness, the Vivo V11 Pro is the one that won't let your expectation down.

The only reason to pick F7 is, for a better camera experience than other phones in the mid-range segment. If we talk about design, it is guided by rounded edges which looks really attractive. And with a 19:9 aspect ratio, the Oppo F7 lets compatible apps run in fullscreen and gives you the option of forcing apps to fullscreen if they’re not compatible.

This user-friendly mobile packs a great screen, an interesting camera and reliably solid battery life all in a value of money offering. The highlight of this phone is its backup which comes with Qnovo smart battery technology, that preserves the long term health of its battery.