Best Gaming Mobile Phones Under 10000

Poco M7 5G stands out as a decent all-rounder for its price. The large display outputs good colors and is plenty bright indoors. While the rear camera deliver balanced shots in daylight, the software experience feels dull with pre-installed bloat and limited software support. However, the battery life is comfortable for a day and recharges quickly. So, the phone is an easy recommendation for entry-level buyers.

The Realme P3 Lite is a budget smartphone, offering only the bare minimum when it comes to features. The high refresh rate display, large battery size, and MicroSD card support are some of the highlights, but the low resolution display, average cameras, and an ad-riddled UI make it a decent offering. We suggest you look at other phones at the same price.

The Galaxy F06 is a satisfactory budget phone from Samsung. The smartphone is good for light usage but struggles under heavy loads. The display may impress you with a 90Hz refresh rate but disappoints with the brightness under direct sunlight. Thanks to Voice Focus and Dual Mic, the calling quality is quite good and you also get 12 5G bands, which is a plus. Overall, this is a great pick for elders or people with light daily usage.

The Infinix Hot 50i is the ideal choice if you want a unique-looking phone for cheap. For what it’s worth, the phone does provide a useful combination of processor, camera and battery. However, there are other options in the same price bracket that offer a better UI experience, AMOLED display, faster charging support and reliable network support.

The Lava Storm Lite is the perfect budget phone that doesn’t have glaring omissions often seen on other options in the segment. It offers reliable performance, display quality, and imaging with no bloatware or ad-laden software. However, being an affordable phone, there has been some cost-cutting measures in the form of a slow charger and insufficient storage space. So, if you can live with that, the Storm Lite makes for a solid budget Android phone.

Lava Blaze Dragon 5G has a lot to offer and doesn’t leave a lot of room for complaints. There’s a large display for you to comfortably view it all, good build quality, and dependable performance. Cherry on top is the bloatware-free software. While it would have been nice to get longer software update support and better cameras, the Blaze Dragon stands tall as one of the entry-level phones worth recommending.