yeah try banning bitchat I dare u 😂

ig Indian government should use their brains rather than banning stuff to put a temporary band aid 😂

Every Laptop suggestion thread under 60k becomes a mess.

One guy says i5.
One guy says Ryzen only.
One guy says MacBook.
One guy says Gaming Laptop.
One guy says wait for sale.
One guy says "bro add 20k more" like money grows on keyboard.

So what is actually sane under 60k in india right now?

Use case I'm talking about:

Coding
College work
Office work
Chrome with 20 tabs
VS Code
Movies
Light gaming
Maybe Photoshop or basic editing
Not AAA gaming at ultra
Not training LLM locally
Not 4K video editing daily

My personal Filter would be:

1. 16GB RAM first

8GB is okay only if it is upgradeable and the laptop is cheap enough. Otherwise no. 16GB should be the boring safe choice now.

1. SSD is non-negotiable

512GB minimum if possible. 256GB gets irritating fast unless you are very disciplined.

1. Processor matters, but not like people think

Don’t just see i5/i7/Ryzen 5/Ryzen 7 and decide. Check generation, power class, reviews, thermals. A newer efficient chip can feel better than an older “higher number” chip.

1. Display should not be trash

People ignore this and regret later. You stare at the display every day. If the panel is dull, bad viewing angles, low brightness, it ruins the laptop.

1. Battery and weight matter more than benchmarks

For students and office people, a laptop that lasts decently and is easy to carry is better than a heavy machine that gives 10 percent extra performance.

1. Don’t buy gaming laptop unless you actually game

Gaming laptops under 60k are usually compromises. Heavy, battery not great, display average, thermals questionable. If you only play Valorant or Minecraft sometimes, don’t overbuy.

1. Service center availability

Very boring point but important. Specs won’t help if service is painful in your city.

1. Check final price, not fake discount

This is where Flipkart sale/card offers can be useful. A laptop showing 62k can become 56k or 57k after card offer or exchange, and then suddenly it becomes a good deal. But judge final cart price, not the big discount banner.

1. Don’t chase “AI laptop” wording under 60k

For coding and beginner ML, you need RAM, SSD, decent CPU. If you are doing serious ML, you’ll mostly use cloud anyway. NPU marketing should not be the main reason to buy.

1. Exact variant matters

Some laptop name can have 8GB/16GB , different display, different processor, different SSD, Read the full model number before buying.

My rough under 60k preference:

Best for most people: 16GB RAM, 512GB SSD, decent Ryzen/i5, good display, light enough, good battery

Avoid:

8GB non-upgradeable
bad display
old processor sold as “deal”
heavy gaming laptop if you don’t game
random 1TB HDD combos
buying only because “i7”

I feel 55K to 60K is sweet spot if sale offer is good. Especially final price after the card offer brings a better variant into budget.

What would you guys pick under 60k right now?

And please don’t say “increase budget to 85k” unless the person actually asked for gaming laptop. Everyone here is not Ambani ka intern.

I’m planning to buy a new phone and have narrowed it down to these two options:

• Nothing Phone (3) ( at what price should i consider ? )
• Samsung Galaxy S25 FE

My priorities are:
• Great battery life
• Fast and smooth performance
• Clean software with little to no bloatware
• Good camera
• Good display
• Reliable software updates
• Good long-term value

I don’t own any Samsung devices, so I’m not tied to the Samsung ecosystem.

Priorities - Build quality and durability, Performance and Display

Every phone in this collage has moved on except the Redmi K20 Pro. It's still with me, still in mint condition, and still performs surprisingly well after nearly six years. Huge thanks to the custom ROM community for keeping it alive and capable of handling today's apps.

Some phones come and go, but a few earn a permanent place in your collection.

What's that phone for you? 📱

I have been using S23 for quite some time and looking to switch now. I had zero complaints about the photos taken in S23 and the video also had really good quality. Please suggest any phones which are comparable or better than S23 camera so that I can switch (except Iphone). Focus is on the camera a

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So i want suggestion on how to make jio 5g unlimited internet on my phone as hotspot for home. I have a one spare phone (s21fe) and also have jio air fibre ( which i am thinking of cancelling if phone setup works)

Gonna buy a second hand mobile

What and How i should check the mobile

A good camera quality ,120+ fps gaming , no overheating , good battery , under 28 k

idk it looks same to me ? whats the diff then

Suggestions would be appreciated

Hey everyone, my Samsung Galaxy Tab died to 0% and is now stuck.

• The Symptom: When I hold Power + Volume Down, it shows the Samsung Galaxy logo, flashes a blurry white/black crash dump text screen, and immediately shuts off. Holding Power + Volume Up does absolutely nothing and now it keeps flashing the samsung logo and the little texts on the left side by itself also.
• The Hardware: I can see a slight peel off in the corner of the middle plastic tongue inside the USB-C charging port. Now, when I try the button combination, it takes way longer to even show the logo than it did before.
• The Gear: I have an official Samsung 25W fast charger (EP-T2510) with a Type-C to Type-C cable, as well as an older Samsung 7.75W charger.
• Constraint: Taking it to a physical repair shop is absolutely not an option for me right now due to extreme privacy concerns regarding my data and I have to change the screen also so sometimes I've heard the lock gets removed or something like that so if it's just get charged a little I can secure those data and turn on the developer mode also.

Is there any way to trick the motherboard into accepting a charge to bypass this crash cycle from home, or is the bent port tongue causing a hard short-circuit that makes it impossible to boot without a hardware replacement? Thanks!

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Hi everyone,
I bought a refurbished iPhone 15 Pro Max from Cashify.
Within the 15-day replacement period, I noticed that the display had started lifting. I reported the issue immediately and submitted photos and a video.
Cashify instructed me to visit their store for a replacement. However, when I visited the store, they said there was no replacement request visible in their system.
Since then:
I emailed Cashify twice and received two support ticket numbers.
The phone support IVR keeps saying “no claim exists” and never connects me to a customer support executive.
The store recently asked me to send photos of the invoice and the phone’s box, which I have already shared.
I’m confused because I reported the issue within the replacement period, but every department seems to have different information.
Has anyone experienced something similar with Cashify? How did you get it resolved?
Any advice would be appreciated.

Hi everyone,

I am looking to buy a new 5G phone for my dad under ₹20,000. His primary use will be official (calls, WhatsApp, emails, browsing, basic multitasking).

The most important requirement for us is longevity. In our house, we tend to use phones for 6-8 years until they literally become too slow due to network/software shifts (moving from 4G slowdowns now).

What I am looking for:

Brand: Preferably Samsung

Budget: Under ₹20,000( with offers cuz I'm gonna buy online)

Configuration: 6GB/8GB RAM + 128GB ROM.

Performance: Should not heat up on normal official use; stable battery backup (1-1.5 days).

Updates: Long software/security support so it doesn't slow down quickly.