Best Smartphones Under 8000 in January 20201 in India | Digital Msmd
The smartphones we recommend were checking and only the smartphones we recommend were able to do better than average. Some of the best smartphones under Rs. 8,000 are presented here.
Best Smartphones Under 8000 | Digital Msmd
Poco C3
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| Poco C3 | Digital Msmd |
The Poco C3 is a new entrance in this section and, while in most of our tests it didn't get too good, it was excellent at battery life. In daily activities, the 5000mAh battery in the Poco C3 was a really strong one for around two days on average. The charge takes a long time but you probably have to do this at best any other day, considering the long battery life. Even the Poco C3 is very slim and well constructed. The screen is huge, but under direct sunlight, it may be quite difficult to use.
The good news is that the basic model price, which is Rs 7,499, comes complete with RAM 3 GB and 32 GB storage. The latest model is also supplied in the Poco C3 system. There is also a 4 GB version, with a storage price of Rs8,999 double the (64 GB), but we do not believe that it is the best value.
The app for MIUI 12 does not show advertisements for the Poco C3 (for now), which is good news, and the price of your phone makes the output very satisfactory. Three rear cameras also are available, which function appropriately if your sensors are given enough light. The Poco C3 overall isn't a bad choice to purchase the first smartphone by anyone.
Realme C11
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| Realme C11 | Digital Msmd |
The Realme C11, which shares a lot of its features, is a decent alternative to the Poco C3. Once more, a wide display and long battery life are the highlights of this handset. The Realme C11 has a nice design and looks good in this category for a smartphone. The 5000mAh battery provides great battery life, which should allow you to go several days before charging.
Read more: Top 10 Big Battery Smartphones 2020
Just 2 GB of RAM and 32 GB of storage are available. The low RAM level makes the personalized skin of Realme feel sluggish. And if you film with low light, not all of the cameras are that great. Just like the Poco C3, the Realme C11 does not have a fingerprint sensor. It's still a decent purchase at this price, despite the reasonably average results.
Redmi 8A Dual
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| Redmi 8A Dual | Digital Msmd |
Xiaomi seems to have phased out the Redmi 8A and left it at the start price of R. 6,999 for the Redmi 8A Dual. It's the same as the Redmi 8A that we tested, but the second depth sensor on the rear. It is an older model but still pertinent due to features such as Wireless FM and a high-speed 18W charging via a USB Type-C port — two features uncommon in the price segment. The phone also has a battery of 5000 mAh that guarantees a strong battery life of two days.
Xiaomi also offers a revamped Redmi 9A for a Rs. 6799 starting price with RAM 2 GB and storage space of 32 GB. We didn't check this model, so it's difficult to tell how much better the Redmi 8A Dual will be compared, but the requirements do appear good. Bear in mind, however, that there is no USB Type C port and quick charge that some people might prefer the older model.
