Best Mobile Phones Under 10,000

Realme U1 is a well-rounded mid-range phone with a great look, satisfying performance and has a fantastic selfie camera.

Nokia 6.1 Plus has the looks and the power going for it, but it comes paired with problems that are common with mid-range phones – average camera and jittery Face Recognition.

Quite an upgrade on its predecessors, Lenovo K8’s offerings are a splendid and the combination of specs that the company has managed to pack in this price bracket would surely give a dilemma to the buyers who fancy performance-powered phones.

Priced at Rs. 8,990, the Realme 2 features the same fibreglass body with a stunning diamond-cut back panel design. Realme claims that the phone isn’t a  successor or an upgrade to the Realme 1. Let’s see if the claims turn out to be true!

With a promise of a new look and all-round performance, Moto G5S Plus is set to make a spot in the budget market and in the Motorola series itself.

The new Oppo A5s is the revamped successor of the Oppo A5. This entry-level phone packs in a big 6.2-inch display with a notch, a massive 4230mAh battery, and dual camera setup. Let’s find out if Oppo A5s is a value for money device in the sub-10k segment!

Redmi Note 5 Pro is a true upgrade of Note 4 scoring on awesome performance and a killer selfie camera for genuine natural selfies.

The Xiaomi Note 7s is the best of both worlds from the Redmi Note 7 and the Redmi Note 7 Pro. Not just in words, but this is one of the only (and therefore the best) phone that comes with 48MP camera sensor in a low price range.

Xiaomi has never failed to impress us with its successive launches of affordable smartphones that pack in tons of premium features. The Xiaomi Redmi Note 7 is an excellent example. The smartphone boasts of a gradient-design, dot notch display, and a dual-camera setup – all within an affordable price tag. Now, let’s find out if it’s really worth your money!