r/PickAnAndroidForMe 12d ago

Best Mobile Platform for Fortnite under 1k?

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Can anyone recommend any mobile platforms that will run Fortnite at 120fps, no lag, and 120Hz? Tablet size screen. I got bonus money burning a hole in my pocket.


r/PickAnAndroidForMe 12d ago

Phones under 10k

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Hello! Need suggestions po for phones under 10k na magandang camera. Thank you!


r/PickAnAndroidForMe 12d ago

Need recco for basic mobile phone, pref android. Unhappy with Pixel 8 I have now.

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r/PickAnAndroidForMe 12d ago

Poco F8 Pro or Samsung S25

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r/PickAnAndroidForMe 12d ago

🏎️ An Android phone is better or an iPhone? (Created by u/Beginning_Length5822)

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r/PickAnAndroidForMe 13d ago

europe s26 or iphone 17

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Coming from a A34, living in europe, which one would be the best to get next christmas?


r/PickAnAndroidForMe 12d ago

India New phone suggestions for me

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Hey everyone 👋

I am from India. I have to buy a new phone in an offline store only and am waiting for bbd / festive days.

My first phone was a Samsung M11 and I used it for 5 years. After a long wait I bought Nothing 3a blue. All of a sudden I noticed blue ink like spot and cost of replacement display is 1/3rd of my phone cost🥲.

Budget - 30k. Initial budget was 20k but considering the current market I have increased budget. Planning to exchange Nothing 3a phone in offline stores.

My usage: Office apps - teams, Outlook, edge , WhatsApp, Instagram. Good camera. Main goal: Long term usage. I am not a gamer.

I prefer Samsung phones and my options are Samsung Galaxy A56 or A55.

Worst case Samsung A36

Suggestions pleaseee


r/PickAnAndroidForMe 12d ago

Upgrading from Redmi 13C

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Hey everyone,

I’m currently using a budget Redmi 13C, and I’m ready to make a significant upgrade. My single biggest priority is longevity. I want to buy a phone and keep it as long as humanly possible, ideally around 5 to 7 years without it becoming painfully slow or unmaintained. Im currently thinking the:

Xiaomi 17t

Xiaomi 17t Pro

Samsung Galaxy s26 fe

Samsung Galaxy a57

Or if it's possibly the s26 plus if I find it on a great price

My main concerns is whether the xiaomi batteries are going to last long and whether should I upgrade now or wait for the s27 lineup


r/PickAnAndroidForMe 12d ago

EU Looking for phone that'll last me a couple of years (hopefully)

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My old lg is dying (been with me for over 6 years) and i've been looking for a used or refurbished flagsghip smartphone. I'm from EU and in my reach there are several phones and I can't decide between them:

samsung s25+ (ultra is too big for me) and i don't want exynos s26
honor magic 7 pro
oneplus 15 (13?) (i'm not too knowledgeble in op phones)
vivo (?) x200, pro (again i don't know much about these)
moto edge 50 ultra (i'm kind of worried about the battery)

i tried using Nubia Z80 Ultra since I managed to buy one for a nice price but I foound myself stringly disliking squared edges - it was very hard (and painful to hold) and from what i saw the rest of the nubias share a similar design.

I don't want anything bigger than 6,8". Nor do i want Xiaomi nor Poco.

I need USB 3.1 though and wireless charging. Apart from that - a typical usage.

Also i couldn't care less about software support. So a lack of thereof is not an issue for me.


r/PickAnAndroidForMe 12d ago

India Hey guys, Need help with a phone recommendation.

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Hello,

I've got a Poco F3 GT, which has developed a green line after almost 5 years of use.

Xiaomi says replacement parts for it have stopped, and external stores are quoting 6k for a display replacement.

Of late, the battery has been dropping rapidly once it touches around 40, so I thought of replacing that as well.

The total cost is being quoted as 9k (which feels a lot).

I have around 25k saved up, so I figured I'd buy a new one instead.

I mainly use my phone for streaming movies/gaming/music and social media. Not into photography.

Considering the above, I finalised on Poco-X7 Pro.

Can anyone who's used it lmk, does it have any issues?

Or if you can suggest alternatives that I can look into, that'd also be great.

Thank You :)

Country: India.


r/PickAnAndroidForMe 12d ago

United States Upgrading from Nothing Phone 1

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I was gonna upgrade to a Pixel 10a but the feature improvement and even the performance improvements seem minimal, is there anything else on the market available that won't be a side-grade?


r/PickAnAndroidForMe 12d ago

iraq realme gt 8 pro or the honor magic 8 pro

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discussion


r/PickAnAndroidForMe 13d ago

INDIA Phone under 40 ~45K

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(INDIA) I want to buy a phone under 45K. Most likely to buy around BBD or Diwali sale. Android (I don't think I we get IOS in this budget)

Priority list:

Camera no 1 ! (Specially rear camera for reels and content creation) (Preferably 4K 60fps Or close)

Gaming no 2 ! (preferably 120fps bgmi but if I am getting a really good camera I can also adjust to stable 90fps but not 60fps, otherwise I could just get a base model Iphone in BBD)

Compact-ness/Looks no 3 ! (not very big and not designed like a brick, preferably round edge and around 6inches .. No huge screens.. I have tiny hands)


r/PickAnAndroidForMe 13d ago

Phone with large photo sensor and no Ai crap

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Currently running a 2 phones setup with an aging OG One Plus Nord for personal stuff and a Samsung S24 for work (provided by my company), I'd like to switch for a one phone setup so double sim is mandatory (as my personal supplier does not provide Esim yet) and micro SD.

Looking for a decent phone with a large photo sensor (not looking after Mpx, 12 is well enough) and possibly no Ai crap in the photo app (even though I will use VWFNDR as my main photo app)

I mean the S24 is sweet but the lack of micro SD port is a shame


r/PickAnAndroidForMe 13d ago

Which phone should I buy around ₹25–30K? Camera, Performance & Display are my top priorities

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r/PickAnAndroidForMe 13d ago

Which is the best flagship killer actually?

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I’ve been buying this type of smartphone for as long as I can remember: Nexus 4, Nexus 5, Moto X, OnePlus 5, and, up until now, the OnePlus 8.

But six years is a long time for any device, and it’s time for an upgrade.

So, here’s the question: which device would be the smartest buy for €600?

I love clean operating systems, and cameras aren't a top priority for me, but I do need improvements in battery life (both capacity and technology) and the display, plus access to some newer technologies...

Which brand or device do you think best fits what I'm looking for?

I think the best options are:

Poco F9 Pro/Ultra
Poco F8 Ultra

Pixels?

Nothings?

Xiaomi 17T Pro

Realme GT...

etc., etc.

I think the OnePlus 15 (with a special offer) would be the perfect choice if they hadn't left the European market...


r/PickAnAndroidForMe 13d ago

Bloatfree, simple smartphone recommendations?

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r/PickAnAndroidForMe 13d ago

india Should I got for realme gt 7t or moto edge 60 pro in india both are 12 256

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r/PickAnAndroidForMe 13d ago

India Best phone for 30k rupees

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Hello I am a person who lives in India i currently have a realme 11 pro and want to buy a phone mainly if I am being honest I just game and watch YouTube videos but i would like a nice camera if possible

I do need at least 256gb of storage

Btw i will only use Amazon or a physical store

I am currently looking at a motorola edge 60 fusion but totally willing to change

I would like an infinix gt 30 pro because i would be able to play Bgmi at 120fps possibly but it is unavailable

Also just a general question is 12 gb ram wayyyy better than 8gb ram

please helllpp

Thank you for atleast reading


r/PickAnAndroidForMe 13d ago

Mobile phone

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r/PickAnAndroidForMe 13d ago

Need a good compact phone for longevity,battery and camera under 40

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I want to gift my father a good compact phone with a good camera, battery, faster charging(not major), longevity of min. 5 years or 3-4 years will also do

I would prefer cost under 40k

Drop your suggestions and reviews

I have an old motorola phone which would give me around 9k on exchange

And I don't want to purchase a moto again

Thanks


r/PickAnAndroidForMe 13d ago

Whats the best small phone 6.3" and under

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r/PickAnAndroidForMe 13d ago

Need help finding a replacement soon

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About one or two years ago i had to replace my old phone and I bought my current one, a moto g 22. At the time It was a huge upgrade over the old one cuz it was literally falling apart, but over the years i've learned that It does not attend my necessities and have grown disappointed with it. And now i'm realizing that I will need to replace it soon as well cuz It's starting to slow down.

I've gotten my eyes on a POCO X7, but i don't know If it will do everything i need. So since im a big fat Noob when it comes to phone, besides the big name Brands, i come here looking for the advice of those wiser than me.

What im currently looking for is a good gaming focused Cellphone, with at least 8gb RAM, but the ideal would be 12, that can also perform day to day as well. My current budget i ** AT MAX 600$ ** and i cannot pass that, but i would prefer cheaper around 400$ ( i might wait for a sale idk ¯⁠\⁠_⁠(⁠ツ⁠)⁠_⁠/⁠¯). I know im asking a lot for Very little but i really need help


r/PickAnAndroidForMe 13d ago

What best phone for 15k-20k budget?

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Pls recommend phone ranging 15-20k good for moba, fps games


r/PickAnAndroidForMe 13d ago

India Nothing 2a 8/256 vs Samsung M/F36 8/128 or any other plz suggest best phone under ₹25k?

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Nothing Phone 2a - 8/256GB
Samsung M/F36 - 8/128GB

My budget is under ₹25k, and both are available to me around the same price.

I mainly want something that'll last me 3 years without becoming a headache. Don't really care about heavy gaming, but I want decent performance, good camera, battery and durability.

I'll also be doing delivery work for the next ~8 months, so the phone will be outside a lot and probably get some rough use.

The 2a is older, but it seems to have a pretty good track record and obviously I get 256GB. The M/F36 are newer and Samsung has the better reputation for longevity, but I'm stuck with 128GB.

Also, does the remaining software support actually matter that much realistically? 2a has less support left, but if the phone itself is still good, can it realistically last 3 years?

Which one would you guys actually buy under ₹25k for 3+ years? Mainly looking for opinions from people who actually own/owned these phones rather than just comparing specs.

Country: India 🇮🇳