#iphone and android comparison

[numbergore]

i love them so so so so muchy you dont undestand you dont fucking GET it they deserve a fandom so bad like nobody knows about them and and i cant get over them!!! im starting their fandom rn

VVVVVVVV the link to where theyre from!! go look plz VVVVVVV

[nerdbytehub]

iPhone 16 vs Samsung Galaxy S24: Which Flagship Wins in 2025?

iPhone 16 vs Samsung Galaxy S24: Which Flagship Wins in 2025? If you’re upgrading your phone this year, you’re probably torn between Apple’s iPhone 16 and Samsung’s Galaxy S24. Both are top-tier flagships, but they cater to slightly different needs. Here’s a no-nonsense breakdown to help you decide which is right for you. Design & Build iPhone 16: Sleek matte glass back with titanium frame,…

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Unleash the Power of Samsung M31s: Ultimate Review!

Welcome to our in-depth review of the Samsung M31s! In this video, we delve into every aspect of this incredible smartphone, exploring its features, performance, and capabilities. Whether you're a tech enthusiast or a casual user, this review is your ultimate guide to understanding the Samsung M31s. Join us as we uncover its strengths, weaknesses, and everything in between. Get ready to unleash the power of Samsung M31s!

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Beyond Bezels: The Nothing Phone 1 Reshapes Smartphone Aesthetics

Dive into the Nothing Phone 1 revolution with this comprehensive review! ✨ Forget bland bezels and cookie-cutter designs. This phone sings a symphony of light through its captivating Glyph Interface, transforming notifications into a mesmerizing show.

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[teaboot]

How old was your previous phone before you got the iPhone? Because like all the things you're complaining about have been a problem for probably like at least half a decade for a lot of phones, at least in my experience. And definitely not just an iPhone problem. My Samsung has all the same problems except maybe it trying to force me to use face id. It's been an awful experience. And I'm not saying you shouldn't complain about that because it IS bad and annoying and just overall very scummy. It just feels like your post would feel right at home in 2018 lol and makes me wonder when the last time you got a new phone was or what kind of phone you had before

I will use a phone beyond the death of the screen if I can, so im isually like 4-7 years behind everyone else.

My favourite gen 1 ipod was only operable by screen reader by the time the battery finally gave out, and my current phone (was gonna switch away from but kind of changing my ind now) is an android a friend didn't want with a smashed screen and it's fine.

Apple just feels genuinely so much worse and less intuitive by comparison

[lea-andres]

question should i download n play animal crossing and if so which games should i play. for no particular reason at all. absolutely nothing suspicious going on here, no siree. just a simple passerby query is all💖

I do love Animal Crossing, but it is definitely not for everyone. I, and a couple other people, have drawn comparisons to Winnie the Pooh, and I think it's a pretty apt comparison. You're basically Christopher Robin. There's not much of a plot, there's minimal danger (I'm counting tarantulas, scorpions, and wasps as danger lmao), and unless you're playing online and you visit other people you rarely leave. It's you and your cute animal neighbors all living together in a cute town. If you think you'd enjoy that, I recommend it. But if you think you'd be bored out of your skull... best to skip it.

As for the games themselves...

My absolute favorite is Wild World (DS), because if you talk to the special characters enough (Tom Nook, the birds in the post office, the Able Sisters, etc.) they eventually start giving you lore. I love me some tasty tasty lore. New Leaf (3DS) is also quite great, that's where our girlie Isabelle debuted and the beginning of being able to decorate your town in addition to your home.

New Horizons (Switch) is the newest in the series, I do like it but I miss elements that were in Wild World and New Leaf that aren't there anymore. The lore especially, though I feel like we got a continuation on the Able Sisters' story if you squint. (But you have to approach it ALREADY knowing the lore, so...)

I strongly recommend Happy Home Designer (standalone game on 3DS) and Happy Home Paradise (New Horizons DLC), especially if you enjoy the home decoration aspect of Animal Crossing. It's very fun. I build insane shit, as you saw the other night lmao, but some people put together really pretty spaces for the villagers.

I played the GameCube version briefly a long time ago, sadly it didn't grip me then but I'm open to trying it again.

I never played City Folk/Let's Go to the City (Wii), so I have no formal opinion of it. It was the worst selling Animal Crossing game though, so much so that it played heavy influence in how New Leaf turned out, so keep that in mind.

And I don't think anyone counts Amiibo Festival (Wii U) as an Animal Crossing game lmao. :) This is the only one I wouldn't recommend, as it's not an Animal Crossing game, it's basically a Mario Party game in Animal Crossing clothing. (And you have to pay for other playable characters, I think, since it's pushing the Amiibo? No gud.)

And finally, Animal Crossing Pocket Camp, which is an app on iPhone and Android. You do have to pay for it to download it, but they're so generous with their various currency I haven't felt pressured to sink more money into it since I got it. (In fact I... can't even find the screens where you do pay real money lmao. I went looking once out of curiosity to see what the pricing was and couldn't figure out how to get there.) I do recommend Pocket Camp, but kind of like Amiibo Festival it's not really the full AC experience (but it's more so than Amiibo Festival lmao). They did a damn good job translating it to an app though.

[digitaldetoxworld]

Smartphone Reviews: The Best Devices of 2024

 As smartphones retain to adapt, producers are pushing the boundaries of layout, performance, and camera era. With such a lot of options available, selecting the best device can be overwhelming. In this evaluation, we can take an in-intensity take a look at a number of the top smartphones of 2024, covering their specs, capabilities, and overall performance to help you make an informed selection.

Affordable smartphones with best camera reviews

1. Apple iPhone 15 Pro Max

Apple has another time set a excessive bar with the iPhone 15 Pro Max. This device capabilities a titanium frame, making it lighter and extra durable than its predecessor. The A17 Bionic chip ensures pinnacle-tier overall performance, and with a 6.7-inch Super Retina XDR show, the visuals are beautiful.

Key Features:

Processor: A17 Bionic Chip

Display: 6.7-inch OLED (Super Retina XDR)

Camera: Triple-lens machine (48MP foremost, 12MP extremely-huge, 12MP telephoto)

Battery Life: Up to twenty-eight hours of video playback

Software: iOS 17

Pros:

Exceptional camera overall performance, particularly in low light

Impressive battery existence

Premium build exceptional with titanium body

iOS 17 optimizations beautify average usability

Cons:

Expensive

No major layout overhaul from preceding fashions

The iPhone 15 Pro Max is the satisfactory choice for Apple lovers who demand pinnacle overall performance and camera nice. However, its high rate tag may not be for all people.

2. Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra

Samsung keeps to dominate the Android space with the Galaxy S24 Ultra, a powerhouse of innovation and overall performance. With its Snapdragon eight Gen three processor and an advanced S Pen, this device caters to each productiveness and enjoyment desires.

Key Features:

Processor: Snapdragon eight Gen three (or Exynos variant in pick markets)

Display: 6.Eight-inch Dynamic AMOLED 2X, 120Hz refresh rate

Camera: 200MP major, 12MP ultra-huge, 10MP periscope telephoto, 10MP telephoto

Battery Life: 5000mAh battery with 45W speedy charging

Software: One UI 6 (based on Android 14)

Pros:

Stunning 200MP foremost digital camera for tremendous detail

Bright and vibrant display with a high refresh rate

S Pen support complements productivity

Strong battery overall performance

Cons:

Expensive

Large length won't be cushty for all customers

The Galaxy S24 Ultra is the remaining Android flagship, providing an unheard of camera experience and pinnacle-notch overall performance. However, its high cost and huge shape issue may not match everybody.

3. Google Pixel eight Pro

Google’s Pixel 8 Pro keeps to impress with its AI-powered software program and digital camera skills. The Tensor G3 chip brings AI enhancements that improve pictures, battery control, and standard tool performance.

Key Features:

Processor: Google Tensor G3

Display: 6.7-inch LTPO OLED, 120Hz refresh price

Camera: 50MP major, 48MP ultra-huge, 48MP telephoto

Battery Life: 5050mAh battery with 30W speedy charging

Software: Android 14 (with distinct Pixel functions)

Pros:

Best-in-class computational images

Clean, bloat-loose Android revel in

AI-driven software optimizations

Seven years of software updates

Cons:

Tensor chip nonetheless lags in the back of Snapdragon in raw performance

Slower charging in comparison to competition

The Pixel 8 Pro is the satisfactory choice for folks who prioritize digital camera first-class and a smooth Android experience. While it could now not be the fastest device, its AI features make it a compelling option.

Four. OnePlus 12

OnePlus has been progressively improving its flagship gadgets, and the OnePlus 12 is not any exception. It promises excessive-give up overall performance at a surprisingly lower fee in comparison to different premium flagships.

Key Features:

Processor: Snapdragon eight Gen three

Display: 6.Eighty two-inch AMOLED, 120Hz refresh rate

Camera: 50MP fundamental, 48MP extremely-wide, 64MP periscope telephoto

Battery Life: 5400mAh with 100W speedy charging

Software: OxygenOS 14 (based totally on Android 14)

Pros:

Excellent battery life with excellent-fast charging

High refresh rate display for clean scrolling

Competitive pricing

Minimal software program bloat

Cons:

Camera performance is good however not the pleasant

OxygenOS is turning into greater just like ColorOS

For users who need flagship-level overall performance without spending over $1,000, the OnePlus 12 is a high-quality alternative. It gives fast charging, a brilliant display, and a smooth software program revel in.

Five. Xiaomi 14 Pro

Xiaomi has been making strides within the top class smartphone marketplace, and the Xiaomi 14 Pro is a sturdy competitor. With pinnacle-tier specs and an appealing charge point, it affords super price.

Key Features:

Processor: Snapdragon 8 Gen 3

Display: 6.Seventy three-inch LTPO AMOLED, 120Hz refresh rate

Camera: 50MP predominant, 50MP extremely-huge, 50MP telephoto

Battery Life: 4880mAh with 120W fast charging

Software: MIUI 15 (primarily based on Android 14)

Pros:

Fast charging generation is a few of the quality

Strong performance with Snapdragon 8 Gen 3

High-satisfactory show

Competitive pricing

Cons:

MIUI can sense clutteredreview

Limited availability in some regions

The Xiaomi 14 Pro is a incredible choice for users who need excessive-stop performance at a greater reasonable rate. However, software program enjoy and nearby availability may be factors to don't forget.

[politics-not-my-thing]

Agree with the above

Yeah, there is a privacy issue but that's true of literally any smart technology

And if I am shilling out my privacy anyway, I would rather do it for a phone that is more accessible than a phone that isn't

Super weird to me how people keep stanning android as this enlightened, ontologically good system when it’s been, on a fundamental level, a google product for at least a decade.

[bryan360]

JSAUX Nylon Braided Cords (Micro USB/Lighting) - Part 2 (second half recorded)(final) (April. 6th, 2024)

No need for another “On This Day” throwback post.

Hey guys. Sorry for keeping it waited on this before this month ended. So anyways, welcome back to this continuous topic review of my new braided cables. Last time where I’d covered my long awaited charging test to my Samsung Tab E device, It’s time where I also covered my recent iPad tablet device here. Thankfully at the same day after did with my Samsung device’s charging test, I’d moved quickly to another one with my next device I’d mentioned. Without further ado, onto this final part share.

⬆️ (29th Image; back in 2:41 P.M.)

Switching things right along, I’d now recorded with my recent iPad device to charge up. Since now that with my Samsung Tab E full on battery; all thanks to my new blue braided cables from the first half review, I’m able to use it to take photos with its camera app. It worked fine from years later and the image quality was good. 👍 There’s more photos from during this second half review I’d gotten. Anyways, this here’s after letting my iPad device’s battery life drained about hours later.

⬆️ (30th to 31st Images; from 2:45 to 2:47 P.M.)

It’s a right time to bring my red colored braided cable in good use. I’d took it out to give a good look before plugging with my Apple charger adapter. It was exactly designed from my blue braided cables, but ya know; differently designed lighting type of cable.

⬆️ (32nd and 39th Images; from 2:48 to 2:57 P.M.)

Now I’m plugging to my red colored braided cable into this Apple charger adapter. Good thing now that for the adapter stills functional, but also alongside with its original lighting cable I’d previously used for my recent iPad device in few years or less. I’ll do in comparison post with my normal cables for another time. Now back to this topic review, its charging progress had finally started when checking onto my iPad device. Looks promising that I’m good for having those new charging cables; from my mom’s help we’d ordered from in Amazon.com. 🙂👍

⬆️ (40th to 41st Images; from 2:58 to 7:20 P.M.)

Hours later when checking on my iPad device’s battery, it’s now fully charged at 7:20 P.M. that sure felt this long. That’s my opinion before going to bed during nighttime. 🥱 Nevertheless, at least its get the job done with my red braided charging cable; same goes for my blue braided cable from my first half review. Though looking back its charging time from where the beginning; at 2:53 til 7:20 P.M., it took about less than 4 hours in comparison with my blue braided cable to my android tablet for 5 hours. Doesn’t matter which is charged better or quicker, I’m very glad when going through my new braided cables for the first time.

My Overall Thoughts/Impressions: ⬇️

Completed through this second/final half review, my red colored braided lighting type cable definitely fits to my recent iPad device. Though having to wait hours later for its charging test to get through before bed regardless. That being said, I did my best to get by when writing this review from it. All in all, I’m very happy for my new cable upgrades to set up. Do wish them last longer for future uses and among with my other tech items I can charge with.

⬆️ (From April 6th, 2024 to May. 19th, 2024)

Before signing off, here’s another close up for both braided cables that includes putting both straps in. As for its length, this is far I can get before photo shoot on my bed. Nevertheless, I’m sure they’re both similar in length beyond their differences.

Hope you guys enjoy this final review topic I’d really wanted to have. I’ll be taking care with my new braided cables as I can, but taking a break before saving some new topics and continuing ones soon. For now, here’s to a final week til June 2024 and to everyone gotten plans for the summer. Good luck! 👋

Also, this. ⬇️

Previously: ⬇️

JSAUX Nylon Braided Cords (Micro USB/Lighting) - Part 1 (first half recorded) (Apr. 6th, 2024) - Link Here

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Threads, Meta's new social media app, has signed up 100 million new users less than a week since its launch last Wednesday, making it the fastest-growing app in history.

Like other social media apps, users probably barely scanned − or skipped − the terms and conditions for what information Threads can collect, share and sell about them.

Meta probably already had a lot of information about users because Threads is built upon its Instagram platform.

Start the day smarter. Get all the news you need in your inbox each morning.

So how much does Threads already know about you, and what can it do with that data? Here are a few reasons to be concerned about your privacy.

What information does Threads collect?

Social media platforms monetize user data by selling relevant ads based on your location and activity, but, along with the usual app privacy requests like browsing history and location data, Threads also asks for financial information, health and fitness data, diagnostics and a nefarious-sounding "sensitive info."

Many users have voiced concern over Threads for its 14-point list of data permissions you're granting Meta to use the app. Twitter, by comparison, has 10 of these.

"I would say it's at the outer boundaries of what's usually expected, which is to be expected from its connection to Facebook, a brand long known for being especially hungry to take in user data and commercialize it in different ways," says Dan Ackerman, the new editor-in-chief at Gizmodo, a leading technology, science and culture news publication.

Android users can toggle off some of the data requests from the app, while the Apple App Store is "more take-it-or-leave it," Ackerman said.

"It also doesn't help that there's no browser-based fully functional version of Threads right now, and so you have to use the app version," he said.

Meta declined my request for comment and clarification.

Is Threads data collection worse than Twitter?

It's not necessarily malicious, suggests Tim Bajarin, a veteran technology analyst and Chairman of the San Jose, California-based market research firm Creative Strategies. "Users should know this Threads data list is pulled directly from Instagram, and it's all tied to their advertising engine when they start to monetize Threads.  

"When you sign off on financial info, for example, they're not looking at your bank statements or anything," Bajarin said.

Rather, Threads collects what you're posting about and liking, where you are, and whether you bought something through a third-party site, app or game you logged into using your connected Facebook/Instagram ID (usually to avoid creating a new password altogether).

Bajarin said users are granting Meta access for future advertising.

"Meta isn't giving you a free app out of the goodness of their heart − they're there to make money, which is mostly from advertising."

Threads can collect and save this information, and the data can also be shared with third-party services that connect to your Threads profile.

Can you deactivate Threads?

Yes, but you cannot delete it without also deleting Instagram, Bajarin said.

"Meta built (Threads) on the Instagram infrastructure, on top of the program itself, and so it would be very difficult to uninstall one and not both – at least the way it's engineered today. ... They could eventually be spun out to be completely separate apps," Bajarin said.

To deactivate (but not delete) your Threads account, Adam Mosseri − the Instagram boss who now spearheads the Threads app – says you can choose to hide your Threads profile and content, delete individual Threads posts and set your profile to private, as reported by USA TODAY contributor Jennifer Jolly.

"Threads is powered by Instagram, so right now it's just one account, but we're looking into a way to delete your Threads account separately,” he posted.

Ackerman said the fact Threads is built on Instagram is actually a boon for Meta and users, "as it's especially easy to sign up for, has no wait list, and is simple to use." But "in order to delete your Threads account after you sign up, you’ll need to delete your Instagram account, as well, which reminds me of the difficulty people had deleting their Facebook accounts in the past, and how there was a lot of fine print about what data Facebook would keep unless you jumped through extra hoops."

Is the Threads app safe?

Threads is asking for more permissions than Twitter, so it boils down to your comfort level.

Though some of the privacy permissions seem ludicrous – granting Threads access to health and activity data and other "sensitive info" on a smartphone just seems wrong – no one is forcing users to install and use Threads or any other social media app that monetizes its free platform by delivering personalized, contextual ads to you.

Threads is available in more than 100 countries, but perhaps it's no surprise it isn't available in the Europe Union just yet: Meta was forced to pay more than $400 million by EU regulators for forcing users to accept targeted ads.

Personally, I am using and enjoying Threads quite a bit but wish there was more clarity about how my data is collected and used. And I'm disappointed Meta declined to clarify things.

I select "Ask not to track" on all iPhone apps to reduce an app's visibility into my web browsing activity, and I have a virtual private network (VPN) on my computer for extra privacy, but perhaps it's true there is nothing truly free in this world – it's just up to each person to decide whether the cost is worth it.

[nednickerson]

i know i've said this before but the iphone vs. android discourse is truly so insane to me. whenever the debate is had or people trash on android users or whatever nobody brings up the fact that iphones are drastically more expensive than androids. like if you're buying the newest top of the line samsung or whatever then yeah the cost is comparable but you can buy a decent new android for much cheaper than you'll ever find a new iphone and it'll last just as long if not longer. this isn't a comparison of quality or anything this is just saying that the whole debate is so classist because people never seem to account for price as if cell phones aren't expensive investments. i have a pixel which is ostensibly an expensive android and it still cost less than any of the iphones that were being sold at any of the stores i looked at including the refurbished models

[yagurlhere]

Procreate looks so good and then there's just Procreate Dreams. URRRGGGGHHH, I feel like actually getting like, an iPhone/iPad or something, but I don't know, considering the comparisons between iPhones and Androids. (I use Android.) What do you guys think?

[wagyufeedee]

what did you look like when your friend last saw you? Comparison shots?

I don’t know if I have any- that was on my old android phone and I switched to iPhone since. If I find any, I’ll post em tho!

[selloldmobile]

Google Pixel Fold Price In India

Google Pixel Fold Price In India

Google Pixel Fold Price In India Is Expected To Be ₹147,490. Google Pixel Fold Launch Date Is Speculated To Be On September 28, 2023. The Mobile Will Be Available In Multiple Color Variants.

Google Pixel Fold Details

Design, Display, And Security

The Pixel Fold, Google's Most Recent Foldable Creation, Combines Cutting-Edge Design With Exceptional Features. The Phone's Display Incorporates A Book-Like Fold And Open Mechanism. A Punch-Hole Cutout For The Selfie Camera Is Included In The Enormous 7.6-Inch OLED Display Of The Google Pixel Fold. The Smartphone Also Sports A Pixel Density Of 378ppi And A Resolution Of 2208 X 1840 Pixels. The Foldable Smartphone Features A Maximum Brightness Of 1,200 Nits And A Programmable Refresh Rate. The Phone Has A Side-Mounted Fingerprint Sensor And A Face Unlock Function For Security.

Performance, Camera, And UI

Powering The Google Pixel Fold Is The Most Recent Google Tensor G2 CPU. The Newest Chipset Contains Two Cortex X1 Cores, Two Cortex A78 Cores, And Four Cortex A55 Cores. The Phone Has A Mali-G710 MC10 GPU To Handle Graphics-Related Activities. 8GB Of RAM And 128GB Of Internal Storage Are Featured On The Foldable Google Gadget. The Device Features A Triple Camera Arrangement On The Back. A 12MP Ultra-Wide-Angle Lens, A 10MP Telephoto Sensor, And A 64MP Primary Sensor Are All Included In The Pixel Fold. The Phone Has A 10MP Front-Facing Camera For Selfies And Video Calls. The Pixel Fold Is Equipped With A Customised Version Of The Most Recent Android Operating System, Version 12.1, Which Is Designed For Foldable Tablets.

Battery And Connectivity

The 4,821mAh Battery Within The Google Pixel Fold Supports Rapid Charging Using A USB Type-C Connector. Additional Connection Choices Include Dual-SIM, 5G, 4G VoLTE, Infrared Sensor, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 5.2, GPS With A-GPS, And More.

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[rhonafiles]

A really great example of this is a phone brand out of the Netherlands called a Fairphone. They’ve been developing user repair friendly phones, and they’re super hardy and they only have four phone generations out (each phone is rated and users have mentioned having the same one for about 8 years a pop!), and they’re rather cheap at around 300$ (in comparison to an iPhone XI or whatever the fuck) and not only that, they’re also apart of the IRMA (Initiative for responsible Mining Assurance) which focuses on human rights, supportive workplaces, trying to reduce environmental impact, the nine yards. For American users, they’re also apparently compatible with phone services like TMobile and AT&T, and run on android systems.

Anyway; yes. User repair is v important and should be implemented across the board. Sorry for the long post! 😅

Something that I think should be an important part of solarpunk aesthetics is screws.

Look at your smartphone. No screws. You've got to have specialized tools to get inside your phone to repair something. There are certain pieces of tech that are glued in place and glue can't be undone without permanently breaking the bond.

But screws!

You can take apart a broken old radio, repair what's broken, and, if you were careful in taking it apart, you can put it back together and have a fully functioning radio and all you need is a common screwdriver!

It's hard to build screws and other mechanical fasteners because it requires more planning than clamps and glues, but isn't that what solarpunk is all about‽ It's about care and sustainability and and a radio or a computer built carefully with repair in mind is a sustainable computer that stays out of landfills and in use.

[devicenewsworld]

Compare Best Mobile Phones in BD – 2025 Expert Picks

In 2025, the mobile phone in Bangladesh has evolved from being a luxury to a daily essential. With an increasing number of smartphone users, from students and professionals to gamers and content creators, buyers now demand power, performance, and value in one package. The rise of flagship models like the iPhone 16 Pro Max and budget legends like the Samsung M21 shows how diverse the market has become. This guide is tailored for anyone in Bangladesh looking to buy the best mobile phones in Bangladesh, whether for gaming, camera, or all-around daily use.

The Mobile Phone Market of Bangladesh

The evolution of the mobile phone has been very rapid in Bangladesh. Users' preferences have changed from basic feature phones of the early 2000s, to current 5G capable smartphones. They now prioritize performance, camera quality and display. Smartphones have become essential tools due to the rise in digital payments, education online, and content production.

Demand is driven by the following in 2025:

Flagship innovation (e.g., iPhone 16 Pro Max, Samsung Galaxy S24+)

Domination of the mid-range budget

Features geared towards youth, such as TikTok optimization or gaming refresh rates

The Bangladeshi consumer is now more educated and prone to comparisons than at any other time in history.

The Latest Mobile Phones in Bangladesh by 2025

These mobile phones are available in a variety of specs and price ranges. Popular brands include

Apple: iPhone 16 Pro Max, iPhone 15 Pro Max, iPhone 15

Samsung: Galaxy S24+, M21, A24

Xiaomi: Redmi Note 13 Pro, Poco X6

itel and Infinix : budget models with huge batteries

Realme & Symphony : mid-range cameras with powerful camera setups

The prices range between under 10,000 BDT and over 200,000BDT. This ensures that there is something for everyone.

The Best Mobile Phones In Bangladesh: Reviews By Category

The Flagship Mobile Phones of Bangladesh

1. iPhone 16 Pro Max

Chipset: A18 Pro

camera: quad-lens night vision

Display: Super Retina XDR OLED

Why the best phone camera in Bangladesh is ?

Cons : Limited fast charging, expensive and costly

2. Samsung Galaxy S24+

Display: 6.7" AMOLED, 120Hz

Performance: Snapdragon 8 Gen 3

Android Flexibility + Pro Features: Why it Shines

Cons : Expensive for casual users

The Best Phones in the Mid-Range

1. iPhone 15 / iPhone 15 Pro Max

The perfect choice for users who want to experience Apple's ecosystem

The smoothness of iOS and its battery is superior to Android competitors

2. Samsung M21

Battery (6000mAh) is known for its decent performance.

Ideal for YouTube, Facebook, and students

Cheap Mobile Phones In Bangladesh

1. itel Vision 5 Plus

Under 12K BDT, massive battery with simple interface.

2. Symphony Helio 50

Apps for calls and study are great.

Price: Around 10,000 BDT

What to consider when choosing the best mobile phone in Bangladesh

Consider these factors before you purchase:

Performance : Search for chipsets that are recent and have at least 6GB of RAM.

Battery : now 5000mAh as the base; charging at 25W+ helps

camera: if you are a creator then opt for stabilization and 4K support.

Display : An AMOLED display with a minimum 90Hz refresh rate is the ideal.

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Mobile Phone Price in Bangladesh Listings online

Where can I buy authentic mobile phones in Bangladesh?

Online Platforms:

Pickaboo

Daraz

Robishop

G&G (Gadget & Gear)

Offline:

Stores of official brands (Apple, Samsung, Xiaomi).

Trusted retail shops in Bashundhara City, Jamuna Future Park

Tips:

Check for the "Official Warranty" Tag

Shops without Brand Authorization

Request a VAT Slip and Seal Pack

Compare Smartphones - What Phone Is the Best Value for Money?

Compare three different models from the same category:Use CasePhoneWhy it WinsYou can also use a cameraiPhone 16 Pro MaxThe Cinematic Mode of ProRAW allows 3D capture.GamerSamsung Galaxy S24+Cooling system 120Hz with Game Boost ModeAll-rounderSamsung M21Battery, social media, YouTube smoothness

The Best Smartphones for Users Type

Students

Samsung M21

Symphony Z60

Focus: Battery, budget, decent camera

Gamers

Samsung Galaxy S24+

Xiaomi Poco X6

High-refresh rate and responsive interface

Professionals

iPhone 15 / 16 Pro Max

Galaxy S24+

Multitasking, secure data, 5G, ecosystem support

Casual Users

itel S23

Realme C55

Long battery life, excellent display and budget-friendly.

How to get the best mobile phone deals in Bangladesh

Shop for Eid, Victory Day or New Year's offers

Download vouchers for Daraz and Pickaboo

Browse bundles that include screen protectors and earphones

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FAQs

1. Which is the best mobile phone in Bangladesh under 20,000 BDT? Samsung M21, Symphony Helio 50, and Realme Narzo 50A offer great value under this price.

2. How to find genuine mobile phones with official warranty in Bangladesh? Buy from verified stores like Daraz Mall, Pickaboo, and authorized brand outlets. Look for sealed boxes with warranty cards.

3. What are the latest smartphones launched in Bangladesh in 2025? iPhone 16 Pro Max, Samsung Galaxy S24+, Xiaomi 14C, itel P60 are among the top releases.

4. Which mobile phone has the best camera in Bangladesh? iPhone 16 Pro Max takes the lead with advanced cinematic video and ProRAW stills.

5. Where to get the best mobile phone deals in Bangladesh? Check Daraz’s flash sales, Pickaboo combo offers, and Eid/New Year campaigns for discounts.

Final Thoughts

Bangladesh’s smartphone market is richer than ever. Whether you’re looking for the best smartphone in Bangladesh or a budget all-rounder, options exist across every category. From the elite iPhone 16 Pro Max to the reliable Samsung M21, there's a perfect match for every user.

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