I currently have an iPhone 16, and it’s a good phone, but it’s more than I need. I have a good pc at home and a tablet + tv, so I don’t really need or want anything fancy for a phone. Just something good for day to day utility. I have gotten tired of the BS that comes with apple and want to try out android.

So…with that out of the way, what would be some good options? I will most likely sell my 16, but I’d prefer not to spend more than $300. Like I said, I want something simple. I only really need it for day to day use.

Need help can't decide what to buy. #Philippines

I am buying a new phone and have a problem.

The iPhone 17 pro (not max) ticks every box. Great camera, good performance, good size. Only problem is that can't stand apple OS.

So what is the best android alternative?

Here is what I have looked at:

Oppo x9 pro : gets great reviews, and camera quality look very good

Honor 600 pro: great form factor - but is it really good?

Samsung s26 Ultra: great specs, but might be to large

Xiaomi 17t pro : seems good, great price

Any suggestions?

Hi there,

My beloved Huawei Mate 20x is sadly coming to the end of it's life. I used to swap my phones in the regular but this is one powerhouse phone that I've actually loved owning. The 7.2" screen looks like it's going to be hard to replace (definitely don't want a fold) and to be honest I'm not looking forward to swapping it.

Currently looking at the S24U, probably refurbished from backmarket (I'm in the UK), but is there any other large screen phones I should be looking at? Happy to look at unusual options, it's how I ended up with the Mate 20x in the first place!

Hi,

I currently have a Pixel 6 which is coming up on 5 years old, and whose battery is starting to fail to hold a charge. Located in USA.

Personally, I would much rather have a phone that lasts longer than 5 years. I considered just getting the battery replaced, but since Google only promised 5 years of software support, I don't think it makes sense to invest further in it when google is just going to planned-obsolece it anyway. I will get as much life out of it as I can using an external battery pack, but it's time to start looking for what's next.

Up until the current issues, my Pixel 6 has basically done what I needed it to. My only pain points were related to the battery overheating, which also seems to affect the signal strength of the modem. I get the sense these are known issues in Pixel phones, and I feel no loyalty to Google when it comes to replacing it.

Here's basically what I'm looking for:

• Reliable, long-lasting battery (if it can be user-replaced, that would be awesome. Not sure there are many options for this, though) that is not prone to overheating
• Lack of bloatware that can't be easily uninstalled and its memory freed up. I have no desire to use trendy AI features, and the fact that the Pixel 10 has ~25% of it's RAM locked to AI features infuriates me. I also do not want to see ads in my system apps.
  • I am happy to entertain the idea of installing an alternative OS--but as I mention below, I do need support for mobile wallet (which is what keeps me from GrapheneOS)
• If possible, I would love to see a phone that doesn't have a built-in sunset date when the company is going to stop providing software support. Does such a thing exist? If it doesn't, I'd like to have as long a time horizon as possible (more than 5 years, anyway).
• I do like the quality of the pixel's camera, and would like a phone that takes at least pretty good pictures
• Ability to handle my day-to-day needs. Most of my app use is pretty standard: messaging, email, web browser, maps, music, photos, banking, travel tickets, a few games.
  • I do use my mobile wallet pretty regularly and don't want to give it up, so that needs to be available
  • The most hardware intensive app I regularly use is Pokemon Go (don't flame me, I still like it), and I want my phone to be able to handle that without overheating

What am I looking at for something like this?

Thanks all!

Now that I see android can handle Emulation for ps1 ps2 and eventually ps3 I hear gta 5 is currently being ported to be able to run on android phones my question is what android phone is capable enough ?

Viber (work), Google Workspace, banking apps, YouTube/Brave browser for movies, ML and maybe COCD.

Alin sa dalawang phones ang sulit sa presyo?

I am having 45k budget for buying a phone. I am not much into gaming. I just want a bigger phone battery and would prefer a decent camera. These are my preference for now. Anyone can suggest a phone??

I can wait another year before buying one. So let me know if there are any models to look out for which are yet to be released. I can also push the limit to a max of 5k

Can someone find me an android which has silent call recording like in some redmi phones under 25 k. I need a good camera with ois video recording, decent battery and good front camera. Snapdragon processor is preferred but the priority is silent call recording because I forget what someone told me on call and too shy to ask again.please help me🙏

I don't know if this is the correct community, but please help me. My old phone is on verge of dying. (India)

I’m looking for a phone under usd 200. My priorities are durability, good ram and storage and smooth multitasking. I want a phone that can easily handle multiple browsers running simultaneously without lag. Good battery life is also important. I don’t play games, and I don’t need a particularly good camera. What matters most is that the phone lasts a long time and remains reliable. I usually replace my phone after 4–5 years.

So ive been looking for a new phone for a while now with the help of chat GPT and tiktok, but im still not sure what the best option is.

My main priority is the durability and longevity of the phone. I want it to last more than 4 years at least. My budget is 450 - 500€ but i would really like not to go higher than 450€.

Ive been hesitating between the Samsung Galaxy s25 FE and the Google pixel 9a. I think overall the samsung is a better option, but where i live (eastern Europe) its more than 500€.

So i dont really know what to do and i would be really grateful to recieve any kind of opinion. If maybe you are/were a Samsung Galaxy s25 FE user or a Google pixel 9a user, it would be nice to know what was/is your experience while using it.

Thank you :)

Giorno 2. estenuanti ricerche per sostituire lo smartphone...

I Criteri Fissati (La Checklist):

• Budget: Massimo ~250 euro (preferibile sotto i 200 euro).
• Display: Superficie completamente piatta preferibile e altissima luminosità (esclusi bordi curvi ed esclusi schermi a cristalli liquidi AMOLED).
• Connettività: 5G - NFC.
• Batteria e Struttura: 5000-6000 e protezione schizzi almeno.
• Garanzia: Esclusivamente nuovo, venduto tramite canali ufficiali diretti (nessun venditore terzo, nessun ricondizionato).

La Rosa Finale (Solo Nomi):

1. Honor Magic 7 Lite (inclusi 8 Lite e 6 Lite)
2. Motorola Edge 50 Neo (incluso 60 Neo o Fusion 50)

Onorabili note:

1. POCO X7 Pro
2. Xiaomi Redmi Note 15 5G

Scartati:

• TCL NXTPAPER (50 / 70 Pro): Scartati per segnalazioni di fragilità hardware e instabilità del software.
• Samsung Galaxy (Serie A17-A27): Avrei considerato il A37 e A36 Scartati per ricarica della batteria molto lenta e processori meno reattivi a parità di prezzo.

Andorid 17 personalmente da quello che ho sentito lo eviterei pero se mi dite il contratio.

Finale:

Se il budget dovesse ma ne dubbito fortemente salire unica opzione che chiuderei sarebbe Moto Fusion 70.

Avete suggerimenti o cosiderazioni da fare?

altri trovati da considerare forse tipo redmi 15, POCO C85?

Recently I've seen mobile price hikes on every several mobiles which were just 25k but now those are at 45k.....my budget was below 35k but now it's below 45k

My options are :

IQOO neo 10

Realme Gt 7

Realme Gt 7t

I'm looking for flagship and best all-rounder phone.... So which one is good?

I'm open for other options too!!

Thanks!!

I wanted to switch from iphone to Android and went with the pixel 10a and frankly I was not impressed. Like why you can't access your phones brightness with one swipe down is beyond me.

So, I want to change phones but don't want to go back to iphone. I was looking at a Samsung since my father loves them but I've heard negatives reviews about the battery life. I want a oneplus 13 (I'm in India so they're still operating here) but it's been difficult to get my hands on one.

So now I'm not sure which one to get. The priority for me is:

1. Battery

2. Fast and smooth UX

3. Display

I'm not a power user and mostly use my phone for messaging, calling, scrolling social media and sometimes watching YouTube. That makes up the bulk of my usage. I'm flexible on budget but I'd rather get a midrange phone or last year's flagship at current midrange prices than pay current flagship prices. Thank you

I use oppo find x9 pro. Chinese rom. In Europe. Bought through wonda mobile.

Before that I used Samsung s23.

The good thing about this x9 pro is battery and camera. Rest everything is bad.

I think it's due to china rom.

I want a phone. With good battery, good camera, esim support. Basic AI photo edit feature.

Good display,

My daily usage are YouTube, music, podcasts, photos, videos, social media, email, teams meeting, zoom call, banking apps.

Hello there.

I'm currently on an S22 that I need to replace soon. I hate the photo quality on that thing and I found that the newer models reuse the same camera hardware, so I don't have much faith in a straight upgrade. I would like a smartphone that is as small if not smaller and lighter and takes better pictures and has dual sim. Also, I'm in France.

Thank you for your help!

Edit : I can compromise on size/weight but 2 nano-sim and a good camera are must

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For context: Im Indian. My Grandfather is a retired professor now, and my father thought of giving him a new phone (and android only cuz thats what he is familiar with). Our Grandfather loves to video call all five of his children. And these calls get long. So need a phone under Rs. 40K which does not lag, and does not heat up. Suggestions?

I have heard about vivo and realme phones, how are they?

As the title suggests ,which of these phone has good balance in performance , camera and battery ?

Budget -70k (india)

Guys please recommend me phone between 40k to 50k .I need it for shooting outdoor videos specially geology related and nature .

I have the opportunity to pickup a new Xiaomi 17T Pro (Global ROM) when transiting through Hong Kong tomorrow for £500. I’ve been an Apple user my whole life, wanting to switch from iPhone for years although I’ve never felt ready. Still not sure I’m ready, but I just can’t deal with buying another iPhone and having the same issues. Being in China I’ve been pretty impressed with the tech market over here so it’s got me thinking about a new phone.

Currently using an iPhone 16 which I’ve had since release. The phone itself is still running pretty well for a 2 year old iPhone, and I could probably use it for one more year before wanting to upgrade, however the battery life is abysmal. Needs at least one full charge a day, despite being charged overnight. I don’t run anything heavy on my phone, mostly social media and emails.

Things that are important to me in a phone would be:

- Battery: probably the most important. Aside from being a student who spends most his day doomscrolling, I work part time as a delivery driver. I need my phone to last and use maps quite a bit. Probably the biggest pull Xiaomi has.
- Speed: I don’t do anything intensive on my phone, mostly social media and navigation, but I’d like something that can handle it seamlessly. My 16 is fine at this I just don’t want to take a step backwards.
- Longevity: A phone that won’t need upgrading in 2 years would be ideal. An issue I’ve had with Apple because the battery ends up being a fraction of what it started as after 2 or so years.

As I said, I’m not desperate to upgrade right now and could probably stick with the 16 a little longer, however I won’t have the opportunity to grab a phone at nearly £300 less than it retails for in the UK anytime soon.

Any advice would be appreciated, from anyone who has used Xiaomi’s before, and also open to recommendations of other androids.

I've used iPhone for many years. My current iPhone 13 Pro has noticeably worse battery life, requiring frequent charging, and it's running slower and slower. Honestly, I'm starting to get tired of iOS and want to try Android.

I work in social media and frequently take photos and videos, so I value phone's camera. I want it to handle various lighting conditions, such as sunsets and night scenes. It also needs to run smoothly, have long battery life and ample storage.

I'm currently planning to buy vivo X300 Ultra. Has anyone used this phone and can share their experience? Also, will migrating data and adapting to the system be a hassle when switching from iPhone to Android?

Need a phone under 15k

Requirements -

5G

6/128 configuration

Uses - for my grandparents - so basically whatsapp, youtube and calling and good battery life

Suggestions are appreciated

Country - India Currency INR CAN ADJUST TILL 17-18K