Best Camera Mobile Phones Under 20000

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 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 Redmi Note 14 SE is a budget phone that ticks a lot of boxes. You get an AMOLED display which is bright enough outdoors, loud stereo speakers, decent processor and a really good camera. But the battery size is not up to standard, and you also have to buy the charger separately. If you’re okay with that, this is the perfect package for the segment.

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 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 Samsung Galaxy A17 5G is ideal for those looking for a good display and battery for under Rs 20,000. It also comes with a feature-rich One UI experience and a clean design. However, the phone lags behind its competition in terms of performance and cameras. On the downside, it even charges slowly, and the charger has to be bought at an added cost. You’ll be better off looking elsewhere in this segment.

The Infinix GT 30 5G+ keeps the characteristics of it’s Pro sibling while dialling down the specs to keep the price in check. It features a standout design, but falls short in the software department. While Dimensity 7400 in the device scores high in benchmark, it comes at the expense of reduced battery endurance. All in all, it’s a decent buy in the sub-Rs 20,000 bracket