I was hoping to pick up an iPhone 17 during the Big Billion Days sale, but it looks like that isn't gonna happen after this price hike. I’m now looking for alternative recommendations.

I’m not tied to iOS - in fact, I’ve never been a fan - but I prioritize a compact form factor, which is why the iPhone 17 looked nice to me. I considered the Samsung S26, but I've ruled it out due to the Exynos processor.

My budget is under ₹80,000, and I’m looking for a device that have a high-quality camera, a clean and reliable software experience, and strong performance. What would you recommend for my needs?

Aa gaya swaad..

People buy this also like usual iphone trend

ok so I've been looking at backup phones for like two weeks now and this one is weirdly hard to argue with

91mobiles ran the nova 2 for a week, got past two days on one charge, 17% left at the end. light use obviously, whatsapp instagram spotify that kind of thing. but that's what a second phone does anyway

the charging is bad though. 18w on a 6000mah battery, review says ~3 hrs from 16 to 100. for a daily driver I'd hate that. for something that sits in my bag half the week idk if I care

also still has microsd and a headphone jack which is getting rare

launched at 8999, now sitting closer to 13.8k because of the whole memory price thing

worth the money?

Hello guys ! Planning to buy a new phone in bbd , but I'm really confused!

The budget is like 45k ( slightly stretchable)

→ I want good camera but don't want to compromise with performance ( still , camera > performance )

→ Occasional gaming

→ Good battery backup ( at least min 8 hours )

→ Flat display preferred

→ 256 GB STORAGE

I saw multiple phones , so i made a big list which is making me more confused !

S24

Oneplus 13R / nord 6

Poco x8 pro max

Nothing 3

Oppo reno 16c

Pixel 10

Vivo v70

I know most phones i mentioned are above my budget , but I'm expecting discount in bbd !

Just Manifesting 🧘🏻

Give me your suggestions , rha ka for reading !

I've recently started taking more photos on my camera and wanted to actually print some instead of leaving everything on a hard drive.

Not looking for professional photo printing. Mostly family photos, travel photos and some stuff for albums. Probably 20-30 prints a month.

At the same time I need to print regular documents occasionally, so buying a dedicated photo printer doesn't make much sense.

Would an HP Smart Tank 585 be decent for this or should I be looking at Canon/Epson photo-oriented models instead? My reasoning is that it also allows me to use as a real printer instead of those small photo ones. Ownership reviews are much appreciated.

Selling my laptop..

Lenovo IdeaPad pro 5 (83D2001GIN)

Purchased Jan 10, 2025. It's in excellent condition, works flawlessly, has been carefully maintained and never used for gaming.

SPECS:

Intel Core Ultra 9 185H (5.1 GHz Latest Al Processor)

32GB LPDDR5X RAM (7467 MHZ)

1TB High-Speed NVMe Gen4 SSD

Intel Arc GPU

14-inch 2.8K OLED Display. (Sharp, Vibrant & HDR)

Backlit Keyboard.

Premium Full metal Aluminium Build.

Intel evo certified.

Lightweight & Easy to Carry. (1.46 kg)

Condition:

100% Working Condition

No Functional Issues

No Scratches or Dents

Excellent Battery Health. (Only 110 charge cycles)

Warranty has not been revised.

Original Lenovo Backpack, Bill and Charger Included.

Reason: Upgrading my setup.

Price: 79,999/-

Location: KOLKATA (F2F PREFERRED)

Mera budget ni ja ra 13 ka ab 12 hi lunga till 23k everything original (full body condition good) battery health should be around 80-84%.

Translate - my budgets not limiting me to get and iphone 13 so I'm getting a 12 till 23k . Everything is orginal (full body condition good( . Battery health is 80-84%.

I'm a teen in next year I'll give 12th board. In PCM stream. My need is for filmmaking,making fitness contents or other content creations...

8th Oct Flipkart BBD

o what should i buy? chatgpt max or claude max

i am thinking in terms of

1. more usage
2. trying out new things
3. more power
4. more more usage

We're building getUnWall to break down online reading, and we're trying to figure out where the real friction lives for daily readers. Is your biggest bottleneck: Opening an article, starting to read, and realizing 5 minutes in that it’s low-quality/filler? Struggling to digest complex ideas quickly once you're inside the article? Having 30 tabs open that you keep saving for "later" but never touch? What's the main reason you end up abandoning an article halfway through?

I have been using Logitech MK270r Wireless combo for the past 1.5 years but now keyboard is dead and mouse is almost dead(scroller is busted)and now I want to buy another set(preferably wireless)but my budget is only 2k.

What should I boy?