Best Camera Mobile Phones Under 20000

The Poco X7 is for those looking to score a budget gaming phone. The design, processor and display will not disappoint in the price point. While the camera module is versatile, its performance may leave you wanting more. The only thing that drags it down is HyperOS 2 which is not the smoothest experience as it’s riddled with pre-installed apps and ads. Otherwise, it’s an easy recommendation.

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

The Realme P3 Pro banks itself as a mid-range phone meant for gaming and good visuals. It boasts a responsive AMOLED panel, curved edges, high battery endurance and fast charging. Where the phone falls short is in camera versatility and software. With its successor already out with longer update policy and better specs, there are sound reasons you must steer clear of the Realme P3 Pro.

The Motorola Edge 60 Stylus is a unique and refreshing utility phone that is as attractive as it’s feature-rich. It’s a genuinely functional phone for creative professionals as it offers a rare built-in stylus along with an immersive screen and extremely fast charging. But if you prefer raw processing power and good cameras, its competitors in the segment may be more suitable for you.

The Moto G96 5G is a well-rounded phone that offers a fast, vibrant display and balanced cameras. The software experience is clean but the phone only supports an year of updates. With an underpowered processor, there are minor stutters during day-to-day usage and its battery is not up to standard. So, unless you want a multimedia-centred phone, you can look at other options.

The Galaxy F36 5G fails to impress at its sub-Rs 15,000 price point. While the display is great for multimedia needs and the One UI software experience excels, the phone can feel sluggish due to an older chipset. The camera is pretty decent and 6 years of OS updates is perfect for long-term use. But, the overall value isn’t competitive enough when compared to rivals.

The Lava Agni 3 stands out in its segment and offers a well-balanced smartphone experience. From the rear mini display to fast LPDDR5X RAM, Lava has managed to provide a well-rounded package in every department. However, for heavy gamers and photography enthusiasts, this smartphone is not the ideal choice.