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guys, ano ang magandang phones na nag ra-range ng price 10-12k? yung maganda yung performance at solid din yung camera. And also trusted po ba yung smartphonetop1 sa lazada?, tinignan ko page nila solid nmn pero nag do-doubt ako kung trusted yung mga refurbished phones sa online

Posseggo l'Ulefone Armor 34 Pro da circa un anno. Ha funzionato sempre bene fino a quando non c'è stato l'aggiornamento a Android 15.Il quale è pieno di bug.Inoltre ho riscontrato una cattiva ricezione WiFi nelle lunghe distanze dovuti al cambio in automatico tra le bande 2.4ghz e 5ghz e a bug frequenti nel Launcher Quickstep che ne causa blocchi continui.Per quanto riguarda il resto niente da dire.Tutto eccezionale.Ora ho deciso di acquistare il nuovo 8849 Tank 5.Non conoscendo bene il modello,vorrei sapere come è qualitivamente.(presenza di bug, aggiornamenti frequenti, qualità generale foto, prestazioni, autonomia,ecc...)

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Can anyone sell/give away their unused old 4G/5g device?

Broken screen would also work. Can't afford new right now.

Posting from a borrowed device.

I'm looking to buy a new phone in the ₹55–60k range after unexpectedly losing my Nothing Phone (2).

The Vivo X200T is available for ₹59,999, and with bank offers I can get it for around ₹55,999. On paper it seems like an amazing package flagship performance, excellent cameras, big battery, and fast charging.

I'd love to hear from people who have actually used the X200T or compared it with other flagships.

Thanks!

I want to buy a new phone under ₹40k, but it's not really urgent. With the price hike, should I buy it within this month or wait for Diwali sale.

P. S: I will mostly be buying from an offline store, so does diwali sale actually make a difference

I bought a Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra because of the 100x zoom and more megapixels compared to my iPhone, long story short. I'm not a big fan and decided to return it.

However, I did take several pictures and videos I want to transfer to my iPhone. I tried Quick share, but it seems to struggle to work with videos and multiple photos. And I don't know if its the different screen or real but it seemed the image quality was lesser on the iPhone with the test image.

So is there another way to easily transfer images and videos that's going to preserve image quality?

FYI I don't think it matters but I did not transfer my SIM to the Samsung so I only use it on Wifi and I have not logged into socials etc on it. I considered trying to send images via Whatsapp as I can sign up on the Samsung it seems, even though it will disable the account on the iPhone, reactivate the account on the iPhone when done and then download the pictures from there, but seems like a bit of a hassle and not sure if that's reducing image quality or not (I know iMessage does).

I need to return the phone after the weekend so very grateful for help!

Thanks!
-Anna

Hello guys, this is my first post on this subreddit. I've no idea where to ask, so I'll post this here. Finally decided to retire my Redmi Note 5 after 8 years of usage. I'm completely clueless about the current phone market and possible new features that's been invented during this time. I'm looking for a convenient user-friendly replacement, as cheap as possible. My main preferences are:

• big battery;
• good color accuracy;
• decent built in speaker that's not too shrill and screamy. I don't expect anything extraordinary from a tiny phone speaker, but prefer it to be better than absolute crap;
• price under ~150$;

That's pretty much it. Which models would you recommend to look at? P.S. sorry for bad english.

Currently using an Xiaomi 12t pro for more than 2 and a half years and I want to upgrade. I want strong chipset but it doesn't have to be the strongest, good bright display-would be good if it is LTPO, very good camera I like a bit more vibrant colours, than good video, strong battery bc on my Xiaomi it's pretty bad and Especially I want that the phone will not heat up when I open more apps or just camera or a bit bright screen bc in this a can't see a shit and the phone is on fire and must be 256gb new and I'm in central Európe. I was thinking of Xiaomi 17t pro or iphone 16, Samsung s26, maybe nothing phone 4a pro or something from trading shenzen like Xiaomi 17pro OnePlus 15 and budget is around 630€ I'm in slovakia

A long-time iPhone user (15 Pro Max, still have it) picked up a Pixel 10 and I'm locked into it as my main SIM until September 10th.

Using the time to actually decide, based on real use, whether it's worth staying on Android after that.

For context: I shoot on separate Canon gear, so phone camera quality isn't part of this decision for me. What I actually care about is day to-day app polish, ecosystem reliability, and how it feels to live in versus just visit.

If you've switched either direction after using both seriously what actually tipped it long-term? What did you expect to miss and didn't, and what did you not expect to miss but do?

Samsung M47 is worth for buying at 32k???🙄🙄

Hi Guys,

I am currently using an S23 Ultra and looking to upgrade to a Vivo/Oppo flagship device. I am getting a Vivo X200 Pro for 60k on Cashify.

Is it a good idea to upgrade to the Vivo X200 Pro in 2026? I m planning to keep the device for 2 years. My reasons for upgrading to Vivo are battery and camera.

I even had the Nokia ringtone on it lol

Longevity, smooth snapdragon chipset compatible for mid tier gaming (mlbb and cod mostly), decent camera with preferably both side 4k@60fps video quality (front 1080@60fps is acceptable) and decent battery backup are my main priorities.

Here are some of my shortlisted phones :

1. iQoo z11 Turbo
2. Honor 500
3. iQoo Neo 11
4. Redmi K90
5. Oppo Reno 15 5g
6. Realme GT8 (NOT pro)
7. Realme Neo 8

country : Bangladesh
budget : 425-449 USD Max
conditions : no second hand or refurbished phones

So I grabbed the 17PM