The OnePlus 12R strikes a compelling balance between power, style, and reliable battery life. It offers flagship-level performance with a powerful Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 processor and a smooth user experience. Its sleek design makes it visually appealing...
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Read Full ReviewThe Pixel 7a is the most practical Pixel to date, offering the best combination of specifications, experience and cameras. But, it's still a bit underpowered compared to the competition and it charges extremely slowly....
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Read Full ReviewThe Infinix Zero Ultra has crazy charging speed and a beautiful display. However, it lacks the performance and panache its competitors have to offer in the form of iQOO Neo 6, OnePlus 10R and Realme GT Neo 3, among others....
Read Full ReviewAt Rs. 49,999, the iQOO 9T aims to bring the raw performance well within your reach. It's a well-rounded phone, and we wish iQOO could do something about the bloat in its UI....
Read Full ReviewMobile Phones | Price |
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OnePlus 12R | Rs. 37,325 |
Samsung Galaxy A55 5G | Rs. 39,990 |
iQOO Neo 9 Pro | Rs. 35,999 |
Samsung Galaxy S22 | Rs. 36,980 |
OPPO Reno11 Pro | Rs. 39,999 |
Nothing Phone 2 | Rs. 39,999 |
vivo V29 Pro | Rs. 36,199 |
Google Pixel 7A | Rs. 36,999 |
Samsung Galaxy S20 Plus | Rs. 39,990 |
Motorola Edge 30 Pro 5G | Rs. 38,990 |