Best Mobile Phones Under 100000

The OnePlus 15 is a jack of all trades, featuring top-tier performance, high refresh rate display and long battery life. However, it ditches the iconic OnePlus design for a generic look that doesn't have anything special to say about itself. The screen suffers a downgrade in resolution, and the same goes for the build quality and camera. It does not justify its high starting price, especially since there are some fairly good alternatives at lower prices.

The Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra stands as the benchmark flagship phone in the Android space, offering a great display, amazing build quality, high-end performance, reliable cameras and the beloved One UI software. Battery is the only downside as it fails to last long enough, and the charging speed is equally slow. Even then, this is one of the best flagship phones out there.

The iQOO 15 leaves barely any room for complaints, with its refined in-hand feel, a stunningly immersive display, buttery smooth performance, solid battery backup and software that's now genuinely enjoyable to live with. Yes, it isn't the absolute kind of photography, but as a no-nonsense all-rounder that nails consistency, the iQOO 15 stands as the most polished Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 phone you can buy right now.

The Oppo Find X9s is a well-rounded compact flagship killer in a post-RAM crisis world. Its bright AMOLED panel, premium build quality, excellent cameras and super reliable performance strengthen the package big time. However, the lack of wireless charging and the presence of preloaded apps, alongside the existence of the standard Find X9 for just Rs 5,000 more, slightly weaken the Find X9s' value proposition.

The iPhone 17 is Apple’s most improved base iPhone in years. It finally adapts the 120Hz ProMotion display, with thinner bezels, features an improved 18MP selfie camera that lets you shoot in landscape and portrait, both the primary lenses at the back also offer stunning picture quality in both day and night scenarios, and the A19 chipset pushes through any performance heavy task. However, since there is no vapor chamber here, the phone does heat up after gaming for a while, on long video calls or even when you leave the hotspot turned on. But that aside, this is the most value for money iPhone yet, and definitely one that you can consider.

The Vivo X300 FE nails the essentials for a compact, flagship-grade smartphone. It brings much-needed upgrades that were absent in the previous generation, offering impressive performance and all-day battery along with a refined design. At Rs 79,999, the Vivo X300 FE is slightly more expensive than its standard X300 sibling but still great for anyone looking for a good camera phone.

The Samsung Galaxy S26 is a polished, yet safe upgrade that boasts an excellent display, great speakers, and impressive performance. It recycles its established design and camera hardware, alongside seven-year OS support and more AI features. While the phone's battery life and charging are decent at best, overall, it provides a familiar flagship experience to the masses.

Google Pixel 11 delivers a refined flagship experience with a compact design, an excellent display, reliable cameras and a clean Android 17 software. Google's useful AI features and seven years of updates further strengthen its appeal. Performance is smooth for everyday use, although gaming remains a weakness, while slow charging and occasional call drops are disappointing. At Rs 89,999, it's certainly expensive, but for those seeking a compact AI and camera-focused Pixel experience, it remains a compelling choice.