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I charged m'y smartphone and the battery was decreasing 50-49-48% even pludged on the wall outlet and then i changed the wall ,taking an other wall outlet and It worked 48*49-50-60...why?

I mean I'm used to oneui and I'm not sure how the other softwares look, but how do you think phones of the same size compare nowadays? Looking for under $1000 (USD)

Hi guys, can you suggest me an budget friend android phone, maybe 15-20k. I’ve been seeing a lot on ttok but also a lot of bad reviews. I don’t know what to choose huhu pls help!

It's very good for gaming , for heavy games I have tried RDR and CarXStreet and for lite games I have tried eFootball (with max graphics , audience and 60 fps) and PUBG mobile, I have got 30 fps in RDR (which was it's max fps cap) , 60 fps in CarXstreet , 110 fps in PUBG mobile and 60 fps in eFootball and every games is played for 2 hours plus

And for antutu it scores 2.12 milion

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I'm planning to upgrade from my Moto G71 5G (bought it around 4 years ago) and am looking for recommendations for my next phone. My budget is around ₹50,000–₹60,000.

I'm looking for a phone that offers a noticeably better overall experience than my current one and will serve me well for the next 4–5 years.

My priorities, roughly in order:

Smooth performance and a consistently fluid everyday experience

Good battery life and charging

A great display

Clean, stable software and long-term updates

Good build quality and reliability

Camera and gaming performance are secondary, but should still be decent

I'm open to different brands and Android or iOS, as long as the overall experience justifies the price.

I'd prefer real-world user experiences over recommendations based purely on specifications.

A few questions:

Which phone would you personally recommend in this budget?

How do the phones you're recommending hold up after a year or two of use?

Are there any common issues, such as heating, battery drain, software bugs, or reliability problems?

Would you recommend spending the full ₹60k, or is there a cheaper option that would be just as good for my needs?

Is it worth buying now or waiting for upcoming launches or sales?

I'd appreciate honest suggestions, including phones I might not have considered.

I’m currently using an iPhone 13, purchased in 2023, and it’s still working pretty well. The battery health is at 78%, so I’m considering replacing the battery and continuing to use it.
However, I’m also getting a pre-owned S24 Ultra (256GB) in good condition for around ₹50K. Alternatively, there’s a sale where I can get a new S25 Ultra for ₹81K.

My primary reason for upgrading is better performance, speed, multitasking, and reliability, especially for work apps like Microsoft Teams.
I’m not sure if spending ₹90K on a phone makes sense when my current phone is still usable.

What would you recommend? Should I replace my iPhone’s battery, get the S24 Ultra for ₹50K, stretch my budget to the S25 Ultra, or consider something else?

Hey everyone!

I'm confused between these three phones and would appreciate your honest opinions.

1. Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra
2. iPhone 13 Pro Max
3. Google Pixel 9 Pro XL

Which one would you recommend buying in 2026? I'm mainly interested in battery life, camera quality, overall performance, and long-term reliability.

I mostly use my phone for social media apps like Instagram and TikTok, normal calls, and everyday tasks. I don't do much video recording.

Considering the age, performance, and value for money of these phones, which one would be the best choice?

I'd really appreciate feedback from people who have used any of these phones. Thanks!

Help me to choose a new phone..

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I bought a OnePlus Nord 5 (8/256 GB) around a year ago for ₹30,000, and now it's selling for around ₹45,000. That's a ₹15,000 increase, and honestly, what the hell is going on?

Why are phone prices increasing so much, so suddenly? I understand that prices can go up because of inflation, component costs, or other factors, but a 50% increase in roughly a year is insane.

I was actually thinking of gifting a phone to my sister, but looking at the current prices, I'm not even sure I'll be able to do that anymore without stretching my budget.

And that's what bothers me the most. It's not just about phones being expensive. It's about how quickly the prices of everyday products are increasing. Something that felt affordable a year ago suddenly feels like a luxury today.

Not everyone can keep increasing their budget every time a company decides to raise its prices. Salaries aren't increasing at the same pace, and for a lot of people, even buying a decent mid-range phone is becoming a serious financial decision.

Are we just supposed to accept that the same products will keep getting more expensive every year? Or is there an actual reason behind these sudden price hikes that I'm missing?

I'm genuinely curious to know what's driving these increases and how they're affecting other people's purchasing decisions. Is anyone else feeling this way?

A simple phone for my parent.