Best phones under Rs 15,000 in India for May 2018 🔥

Finding the very best smartphone under Rs 15,000 in such a crowded market is difficult. While the huge guns like the Samsung Galaxy S9, iPhone X, LG V30 and Google Pixel 2 steals the show when it comes to awesome smartphones, there are a lot of basic options available in the world of budget phones as well.
Sadly though, smartphone innovation isn't cheap, and most of it is reserved for high-priced phones. However, the technology that was once impossible to imagine on budget phones is now available at cheapest possible prices, thanks to the competitive market and basically Chinese manufacturers(as most pf the good phones are manufactured in china :P), that hold a massive market share in India.
We have used a lot of them, and many have literally impressed us. Right now, there are some really good choices under <Rs 15,000 range. If your budget is close to what we just mentioned, then your TECH BUDDY has came with some recommendations. So, let's get started and have a look at them:

Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 Pro

Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 Pro, the new budget king, is very close to being the most dominant contender in sub 15k price range. It was the first phone to ship with Snapdragon 636, now accompanied by the Zenfone Max Pro M1. The phone offers solid performance for price and combines all the necessary features like a good battery, big display, software features and more.
We even compared its new dual camera module with the OnePlus 5T, and the results were surprisingly good.
Its specifications are as follows :
 Weight: 181g
 Dimensions: 158.6 x 75.4 x 8.1mm
 OS: Android 7.0
 Screen size: 5.99-inch
 Resolution: 1080 x 2160 pixels
 CPU: Snapdragon 636
 RAM: 4GB
 Storage: 64GB
 Battery: 4000mAh
 Rear camera: 12MP + 5MP
 Front camera: 20MP

Asus Zenfone Max Pro M1

One of the most sensible phones that Asus has made in years. Yes, that's the kind of response the phone is getting after release. And the company has released the latest update that brings security patches and fixes performance.
It has everything that the Redmi Note 5 Pro has and it offers slightly better battery life, plus, a stock Android experience.  The camera is where the device looses some points, it doesn't impress in comparison to the Note 5 Pro, which is the only issue.
Its specifications are as follows :
Weight: 180g
Dimensions: 159 x 76 x 8.5 mm
OS: Android 8.1 Oreo
Screen size: 5.99-inch
Resolution: 1080 x 2160p
CPU: Snapdragon 636
RAM: 3GB
Storage: 32GB
Battery: 5000mAh
Rear camera: 13MP + 5MP
Front camera: 8MP

Xiaomi Mi A1

The result of Xiaomi's partnership with Google, the Mi A1 is supported by the Search giant's Android One program. It is aimed at users who want the best smartphone experience at a low price.
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The Mi A1 reboots Google's Android One program, which was at first created for budget phone makers. Google has now tweaked the finer points just a bit and will now house all phones that run on stock Android and not made by the company.
The Mi A1 features a full HD 5.5-inch IPS display and is powered by Qualcomm's Snapdragon 625 octa-core processor, backed by 4GB of RAM and an onboard storage of 64GB which can further be expanded with the help of a microSD card.
The Mi A1 has a dual camera setup and houses twin 12-megapixel camera modules, one wide-angle, f/2.2 aperture and a telephoto f/2.6 camera. On the front, there is a 5-megapixel selfie camera as well.
As the smartphone is associated with Android One, it runs on stock Android 7.1.2 with promised update to Android 8.0 Oreo and even Android P. The Mi A1 draws power from a 3,080 mAh battery which supports fast charging.
Its specifications are as follows :
Weight: 165g
Dimensions: 155.4 x 75.8 x 7.3mm
OS: Android 7.1.2
Screen size: 5.5-inch
Resolution: 1080 x 1920
CPU: Snapdragon 625
RAM: 4GB
Storage: 64GB
Battery: 3080mAh  
Rear camera: 12MP + 12MP
Front camera: 5MP

Honor 9 Lite (32 GB)

The Honor 9 lite has everything going for itself in the design department with the shiny 2.5D glass on back. It looks dapper in the Sapphire Blue colour variant.
The 18:9 aspect ratio display is vibrant and is reason enough to buy this phone. It also has a quad-camera setup. The front-facing cameras capture some good pictures while the rear one leaves much to be desired. There's no fast charge support which might be a deal breaker for some.

Weight: 149g
Dimensions: 151 x 71.9 x 7.6mm
OS: Android 8 Oreo
Screen size: 5.6-inch
Resolution: 2160 x 1080
CPU: Kirin 659
RAM: 3GB
Storage: 32GB
Battery: 3000mAh
Rear camera: 13MP + 2MP
Front camera: 13MP + 2MP

Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 (3GB RAM)


For just Rs 9,999, the Redmi Note 5 replaces the Note 4 for the top spot. The new phone is an update over its predecessor. It has a new 18:9 display with a slightly better camera and software optimisations. The smartphone has everything that one expects from a phone of this range.
The Snapdragon 625 with 3GB RAM is good enough to sail you through intensive usage with a phenomenal full-day battery life.

Weight: 180g
Dimensions: 158.5 x 75.5 x 8.1 mm
OS: Android 7
Screen size: 5.99-inch
Resolution: 1080 x 2160 pixels  
CPU: Snapdragon 625
RAM: 3/4GB
Storage: 32/64GB
Battery: 4000mAh
Rear camera: 12MP
Front camera: 5MP

Moto G5 Plus

The Moto G5 Plus is one of the best smartphones under Rs 15K. Dominating the sub 20K category, the Moto G5 Plus was launched in two storage variants - 3GB RAM/16GB internal storage and 4GB RAM/32GB internal storage. However, only the 3GB/16GB variant falls under the Rs 15K price segment.
It is the first G series phone to come with a metal build and looks very fresh and premium. Another highlight of the phone is its camera, which has sustained the standards set by its sibling, the Moto G4 Plus, and has improved upon them. The Snapdragon 625 chipset does a great job and 3GB RAM makes it good enough for multitasking.

Weight: 155g
Dimensions: 150.2 x 74 x 7.7mm
OS: Android 7
Screen size: 5.2-inch
Resolution: 1080 x 1920
CPU: Snapdragon 625
RAM: 3/4GB
Storage: 32/64GB
Battery: 3000mAh
Rear camera: 12MP
Front camera: 5MP

Honor 7X

The Honor 7X brings an 18:9 aspect ratio to the mid-range segment, along with dual-camera setup. Other than that, the camera onboard the 7X is a pretty good snapper while the slick metal unibody makes it feel like a premium smartphone.
It runs on the Kirin 659 chipset, which is claimed to be a tough competitor to the Snapdragon 625 backed by 4GB of RAM. It comes in two storage variants - 32GB and 64GB. Only the 32GB variant falls under the 15K category.
It is still a good choice for those who like playing with smartphone cameras but can't afford more expensive phones.

Weight: 165g
Dimensions: 156.5 x 75.3 x 7.6 mm
OS: Android 7
Screen size: 5.93-inch
Resolution: 1080 x 2160
CPU: Kirin 659
RAM: 4GB
Storage: 32/64GB
Battery: 3340mAh
Rear camera: 16+2MP
Front camera: 8MP

Xiaomi Mi Max 2

Xiaomi's big-screen smartphone series, the Mi Max got a second iteration this year, which makes it one of the best big-display phones around. The 6.44-inch display is great to watch videos and consume other content.
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That being said, it is nowhere near as bulky as you would expect from such a size. At just 7.6mm, it fits in the hand quite well and the aluminium casing gives it a robust and premium feel.
The Snapdragon 625 is one of the best available mid-range processors around and it's coupled with 4GB of RAM here. There are two storage variants: 32GB/64GB.
Speaking about its imaging capabilities, the 12-megapixel snapper is decent, but the front-facing camera is average.
What's amazing about the Mi Max 2 is the battery life. It lasts for a full day easily, despite the large display.

Weight: 211g
Dimensions: 174.1 x 88.7 x 7.6 mm
OS: Android 7.1.1
Screen size: 6.44-inch
Resolution: 1080 x 1920
CPU: Snapdragon 625
RAM: 4GB
Storage: 32/64/128GB
Battery: 5300mAh
Rear camera: 12MP
Front camera: 5MP



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