Best Mobile Phones Under 80000

The Realme GT 8 Pro is a big improvement over its predecessor, offering actual flagship specs like a 2K display, top-tier cameras, excellent performance and standout battery. The removable camera deco also brings something new to the table. However, its price makes it a tough sell, given that there are quite a few options in this segment.

The Vivo X300 is a rare compact flagship that delivers across the board, from a premium design and stunning display to top-tier performance and remarkably consistent cameras. OriginOS 6 adds a polished and modern software experience as well, backed by long-term updates, while the battery lasts a full day and then some. It stands out as the most complete flagship of 2025 and an easy recommendation.

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.

The iPhone 16 Plus is a stretched-out version of the base iPhone 16 on paper, but with a bigger display and better battery life for the extra price. Although the lack of ProMotion display and a slower charging are annoying, the iPhone 16 Plus is still a good purchase if you want a modern iPhone with a powerful chipset and good cameras.

The Galaxy S25 Edge is the Samsung’s bold entry into the ultra-slim phone market. It brings flagship performance, beautiful display and a solid main camera inside a 5.8mm chassis. However, the smaller form factor comes at the cost of a smaller battery and lack of proper secondary cameras. But if you’re into the idea of getting a flagship phone that’s super thin, you can’t get a better option elsewhere.

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.

The Nothing Phone (3) is a bold and distinctive smartphone with its quirky Glyph Matrix feature, but the charm fades rather quickly. Its stellar display and clean Nothing OS software make for a pleasant everyday experience and performance is smooth enough for most tasks. However, the phone struggles to live up to its flagship pricing, with inconsistent cameras, underwhelming battery backup and some unnecessary cost-cutting on the hardware front. It's a phone that dares to look different and mostly succeeds, but the experience doesn't always match the promise.

The Motorola Razr 60 Ultra offers a clamshell phone experience that’s very close to perfect. Both displays are a treat to use, and the flagship Snapdragon 8 Elite keeps things snappy. The battery, too, is excellent for a foldable and charges extremely fast. However, the phone is prone to throttling and misses out on a telephoto lens. Overall, Razr 60 Ultra is a top-tier foldable phone with an exciting design, excellent displays, and good performance.

The iPhone 17e is the most powerful compact iPhone Apple has ever put out. It doubles the base storage from last year, incorporates the latest A19 chipset, MagSafe and features the same great, capable primary camera. However, its 60 Hz display feels sluggish against cheaper rivals, and it stubbornly retains the old notch. If you want an affordable and compact iPhone with great battery life, this is it.