Best Battery Mobile Phones Under 20000

For someone who need a snappy phone that easily lasts more than a day and click decent photos, the Realme P4 is an excellent option. With good upgrades over its predecessor, the P4 stands out not only in terms of design but also delivers good performance for the price.

The Moto G86 Power is an ideal phone for most casual users. It packs a great display, capable processor, big battery, and useful set of cameras. On the downside though, the charging solution is quite slow and it comes with only a year of updates. It’s a value for money buy for the segment, if you can look beyond these limitations

vivo T4x is a prime example of how one significant con can completely overshadow an otherwise solid phone. It brings excellent performance, a massive battery, and good cameras but the LCD display is not bright enough and is a major shortcoming. Still, the presence of AOD on a LCD panel is a pleasant surprise. Overall, you can go for the Vivo T4x if you are looking for an all-rounder under 15,000.

The Oppo K13 is a practical smartphone that focuses on the essentials, featuring a large AMOLED display, a Snapdragon processor, and a massive 7,000mAh battery that lasts more than a single day. While the software is full of bloatware, it can be cleaned up in 30 minutes, turning this phone into an impressive pick at the Rs 18,000 starting price.

The Realme P4x combines one of the best processors in the segment with a ginormous battery, all in a pretty sleek form factor. It excels at gaming and is capable of lasting two days on a charge. However, the camera performance is average and charging it back up takes a lot of time. If you prioritise speed and stamina over others, it's one of the best value phones you can get right now.

The Motorola G67 Power compliments its name with a 7,000 mAh battery that easily goes on for more than a day without charge. It brings the iconic moto design in a durable body and features loud speakers, and understandable camera. However, Moto went with LCD instead of AMOLED, an underwhelming processor and the software support is minimal. So suffice to say that you can find better options out there.

The Realme 15x is a compelling phone only for those who prefer getting a long battery life on a budget along with a decently fast charging support. This certainly comes at a cost of visual and imaging flair which when coupled with a dated chipset makes the phone a hard sell in the sub Rs 20,000 segment.