Best Mobile Phones Under 70000

OnePlus 13 is the most refined OnePlus flagship, offering the best of what the company has learned over the years. It oozes premiumness from all angles and packs a large all day battery while still remaining sharp. The performance and UI experience is best in class, and the cameras do deliver good photos but there is room for improvement. If you are looking for a budget flagship that looks premium, then it should be your pick.

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 X9 nails all the essentials and is sleek, durable as well as powerful without feeling bulky. The Dimensity 9500 delivers smooth day-to-day performance and gaming, while the compact display is bright and punchy. The triple 50 MP cameras are the cherry on top and capture some incredible shots. Meanwhile, the massive battery easily lasts a full day. Add ColorOS 16 to that with long-term software support and you've got a near-perfect compact flagship that suffers from certain drawbacks.

Xiaomi 15 is the most well-rounded compact phone, with a minimal yet practical design, making it a great everyday carry. The phone has an impressive display, an excellent camera setup that goes toe to toe with its flagship competitors, and delivers outstanding performance without heating. However, some unwanted bloat in the software at this price can be a let-down. Overall, the Xiaomi 15 stands tall as one of the best compact Android phones.

The Oppo Find X8 delivers solid photography with Hasselblad-tuned triple 50 MP cameras and AI imaging tools, backed by solid performance. Its massive battery lasts well over a day and the charging speed is pretty fast. This is topped up by a vibrant AMOLED screen and premium build, making it a compelling flagship package.

The Samsung Galaxy S25 feels like a minor upgrade over the previous-gen model with the same design, cameras, display, battery, and charging speed. The Snapdragon 8 Elite brings a much-needed boost in performance, but quickly drains the small battery, which struggles to last a day and takes a while to charge. It is a good compact smartphone, but there are better options out there.

The iPhone 16 is a solid option for anyone looking to get their first iPhone. It gets a powerful chipset, an attractive design, functional pair of cameras and decent battery life. The only thing it misses out on is a 120Hz display that’s found on the iPhone 17. If that doesn’t matter much to you, then this is your best bet right now

The Oppo Reno 15 Pro offers a premium build and design, an excellent AMOLED display, smooth everyday performance and dependable cameras. It is also one of the most reliable battery phones and is comprehensively protected against dust and water. However, there is still room for improvement in low-light photography and it will struggle to sustain heavy gaming sessions.

The Vivo X100 renders the Pro model nearly redundant. It performs well, and the Zeiss telephoto snaps excellent portraits that can put pricier rivals to shame. While Funtouch OS was a mess, the recent Origin OS 6 update solves most of the software problems we had with it. However, the phone cuts corners with no wireless charging and a bad selfie camera. If you prioritise photos, it’s one of the best phones to get.