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Redmi 2GB RAM, 16GB Storage Mi 6A, Rose Gold

Price: (as of – Details) From the manufacturer Redmi 6A The Redmi 6A comes with a 5.45 inches touchscreen display and features a option of 16GB 2GB RAM, 32GB 2GB RAM, 32GB 3GB RAM. The phone is also decked with a 13 MP, f/2.2, For power, the Phone relies on a 3000 mAh Li-Ion battery to give you that extra juice and power when you are on your phone. The phone features a beautiful and sleek…

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Recently I took a panorama of the Pittsburgh skyline at night that got a positive response. That was done on the spur of the moment with an iPhone. I want to do that again and more, but this time with a dedicated camera setup. It's been years since I've had one, so I'm basically starting over again. I'm mostly interested in getting day and night cityscapes, and maybe the carryings-on at this year's Anthrocon. Would you have any particular knowledge to pass on as I set off on this journey?

Since you didn't specify a budget I'm going to assume it is in the $10K range.

And you're probably thinking I'm going to suggest a Leica. Every dentist and his brother (who is also a dentist) gets a Leica. But I just can't take a camera brand seriously when they charge you an extra $2200 for the privilege of not being able to shoot in color.

Sure, you can hit a single button in Lightroom to get B&W and save some money, but then you won't be able to brag about how limiting yourself to only shades of gray has opened up new artistic pathways in your brain while a clueless person responds in mumbles during their root canal.

What you really want for your landscapes is a Hassie.

They were the first camera on the moon! How could you *not* want a Hasselblad? That is some camera gorgeousness right there. And it's so reasonably priced*!

*compared to their previous $40,000 camera systems.

And if you are doing landscapes with the Hassie you'll need a nice wide angle lens to go with it. This one is actually quite affordable*!

*compared to their previous $8000 lenses.

Can we all agree that is a work of art? They even use their H logo as the knurling.

That is just so... extra. And I love it.

Out of the entire alphabet I've heard Hs give you the best grip.

Man, I almost wish I was a dentist just so I could buy a fancy camera.

Sorry... I was just having a little fun.

I never get to recommend the super cool expensive cameras. Because, ya know, the economy and the fact that only dentists have Hasselblad money.

You probably think I'm being silly but there actually is an entire community of dentist photographers keeping the high end camera market alive.

Okay, let's get started...

Landscape Buying Guide

Opening Thoughts

For landscapes I would highly suggest a full frame camera and a high quality wide angle lens.

Full frame has several advantages but it is not necessary. You can go with a smaller sensor like APS-C and get great images. Personally I would not go any smaller, but there have been some great landscapes taken on micro 4/3 and even smartphones. Technique, knowledge, experience, and composition will usually win the day over a camera, but having a nice camera makes things a lot easier.

At this point, with full frame options being very affordable now, the main reason to get a smaller sensor is if you want a smaller system that is easier to carry for extended periods and easier to pack when traveling. Or if you aren't sure you want to take on photography as a hobby, you can get an old APS-C DSLR for under $200 to learn with and test out.

So if you need a very cheap OR very compact system, APS-C and Micro 4/3 might be worth considering, but a bigger sensor will cause less frustration most of the time.

Froggie Note: The expensive Micro 4/3 and APS-C systems are the compact ones. The cheap systems are about as bulky as full frame.

The biggest advantages to full frame are low light shooting, lens selection, and field of view. Full frame cameras have many, many more lenses to choose from. And since the sensor is bigger, it is much easier to get a wider field of view that is often needed for landscapes. And the high ISO noise performance tends to be better on full frame.

However, you can use full frame lenses on APS-C camera bodies within the same ecosystem. They just get a little... zoomier. Roughly 1.5x zoomier. A 35mm acts like a 50mm, for example. So if you want to spend a little less now you can get an APS-C camera with a full frame lens and then upgrade to full frame later on without having to buy a new lens. Full frame lenses work on APS-C bodies but not the other way around.

Most landscapists have a really solid 16-35mm lens and that covers almost all of their needs. So I would suggest something comparable. Please don't get suckered into some crazy 18-300mm superzoom. Just get the focal range you need for the photos you want to achieve.

A purpose-built lens always outperforms one that was made to do everything.

As far as where to get used gear, I highly recommend using KEH or MPB when buying used camera bodies. They check every device and offer between 3 and 6 months warranty to make sure the device won't crap out on you. Lenses are typically a lot more robust and a safer thing to buy on eBay or Facebook Marketplace if you can find a better deal. But the security of having a warranty and a return apparatus if something goes wrong might be worth the extra price when using these two sites.

I am going to recommend Canon, Nikon, and Sony systems. I feel they have the most complete ecosystems with gear that spans all budget ranges. I'm not saying there aren't good cameras from other brands, but you have to remember every camera has an ecosystem surrounding it. There are accessories and upgrade paths and niche lenses that may not be available with other brands. I think Fuji has some tempting options and if you like the look of vintage film photography, their emulation options are quite stunning. Their cameras are also quite attractive and have very satisfying knobs. But I still can't recommend them unless you have a specific reason for wanting their gear.

Just remember that for every Canon DSLR I recommend there is a comparable Nikon option available as well. There are more lenses for a Canon full frame DSLR body than any other brand with Nikon coming in a close second.

So if you choose not to go mirrorless yet, the Canon and Nikon DSLR camera ecosystems are immense and have tons of gear and accessories available to go with them. And since used gear holds up really well, those ecosystems will survive for decades.

Should you buy a mirrorless camera or a DSLR?

Mirrorless cameras are the latest camera technology for interchangeable lens camera systems. At this point they are superior in every aspect and they continue to improve year by year. Because of that, used DSLRs have plummeted in price. This allows people greater access to a starter ILC (interchangeable lens camera) without a significant investment. You can get professional quality images on either format, but mirrorless has a shallower learning curve and much better automatic modes.

The in-body image stabilization (IBIS) stabilizes *every* lens and the eye tracking autofocus make "focus and re-compose" extinct. These are huge selling points for a lot of people. With IBIS you can take photos with up to 2-4 second shutter speeds without a tripod. And never missing focus on a human or animal or bird is pretty cool too.

DSLR camera bodies are no longer being designed by most of the major manufacturers. Thankfully Canon and Nikon developed plenty of bodies and lenses, so you will always have options and upgrade paths. But you will not be able to upgrade to systems with the latest advanced features.

The best DSLRs available are probably the Nikon D850 and the Canon 5D Mark IV. That is as good as it will ever get. The technology ends there. So if you want to enter an active camera ecosystem then you will have to get a mirrorless camera.

DSLR Camera Systems

Full Frame DSLR Camera Bodies

Canon

If you buy a used DSLR, there are some very affordable full frame options. In fact, the classic much-praised budget full frame Canon 6D can be had for under $300 right now.

This is an old camera. It has no fancy features. It only has 20 megapixels. It just does what it says on the tin. But it has a big sensor and a *ton* of really cool lenses available for it.

If you are specifically looking to create really high resolution panos, you could also look at the 50 megapixel 5DS R for around $1000.

There is a community of landscape pano-maniacs that love to create "gigapans" that have endless amounts of detail where you can zoom in and find new details in every photo. I was only able to create a 120 megapixel photo, but you can still find things like people starting a campfire and a dude fishing and a truck on a far off bridge. So even though this seems expensive for a DSLR, you are looking at another thousand bucks to find anything with more megapixels than this bad boy, so it is quite a good deal relatively speaking.

Nikon

Probably the best DSLRs ever made were the Nikon D800 series and you can get the Nikon D800 for $464.

This is a newer camera than the 6D with more megapixels (36) and a better sensor. It also has a more modern autofocus system and about 3 more stops of dynamic range which can come in handy for landscapes. This is an incredible camera for this price.

APS-C DSLR Camera Bodies

If you aren't sure you want to commit to this hobby, you can look into a Canon APS-C sensor body like the Canon Rebels and Canon 60D through 90D models and get good results.

And there are many Nikon DX APS-C bodies that would be great starter cameras as well. If you get a Nikon, you'd have an upgrade path to the D800 if you get hooked by the photography bug. I would miss a few very special Canon lenses like the 100mm f/2.8L macro and the 400mm f/5.6 telephoto but I'm sure I could figure out some reasonable Nikon alternatives that would do roughly the same thing.

Canon APS-C

There is a Canon 60D for $139 right now that would be perfectly adequate for landscape work on a tripod.

That was my first camera and I took some very nice photos with it. Only 18 megapixels but it has a very convenient flippy screen which was really helpful for a disabled photographer trying to get low angles.

This was in 2014 and I didn't know what I was doing but that is a pretty stellar-looking sunset for a (now) $140 camera.

Nikon APS-C

And the Nikon D3400 would be a great option as well at around $184.

You get some extra megapixels (24) and it is a bit newer than the Canon. I get the sense that used Nikon DSLRs give you more value for your money right now but I don't have a large enough sample size to confirm that.

Full Frame DSLR Lenses

Froggie Note: I am recommending full frame lenses even if you choose an APS-C DSLR body so you have an upgrade path. But also very few purpose-built APS-C lenses had superior glass. Just remember, crop sensor APS-C cameras add ~1.5x to your focal length. So a 16-35mm will have the equivalent field of view of a 24-50mm lens. Still quite acceptable for landscapes, but you may benefit from doing panoramas more often. And if you upgrade to full frame down the road, you'll already have the ideal lens.

Canon DSLR Lenses

If you get the 6D or another Canon you could pair it with the beloved-by-landscapists Canon 16-35mm f/4L.

Honestly, it is blowing my mind you can get that combo for under $600. Me from 12 years ago is super jealous right now.

If you are worried you might need something to work in lower light and still want a zoom, the f/2.8L starts at around $434.

This might be the most famous landscape lens of all time. Kinda boggles the mind how many gorgeous vistas this thing has captured the light of.

If you can live without the zoom, you could get a much sharper prime lens that can also be used in even lower light. A used Sigma 24mm f/1.4 Art lens is $439 would be a fantastic option.

24mm is still a very good focal length for landscapes and the sharpness of this lens lends well to panoramic stitches. Seriously, these art lens are so freaking sharp. Although 35mm is typically preferred for most street photography, I think this would do great for that purpose as well. It couldn't do close up portraits, but 3/4 and full body portraits would look great. I also love this focal length for doggos. It enlarges their heads a bit which enhances adorable-ness.

Though I probably wouldn't recommend the 24mm on APS-C for landscapes as it would put you near a 40mm full frame equivalent field of view.

Nikon DSLR Lenses

And on the Nikon side of things you could get the Nikkor 16-35mm f/4 for $399.

This is a great lens too. Very comparable to the Canon L glass. And paired with that D800 you would have a better shooting experience than with the 6D if it fits within your budget.

It's a little harder to find, but you can also get that same Sigma 24mm f/1.4 Art lens for Nikon at around $528 used on Amazon and in the $400 range on KEH and MPB when it is available.

The older and softer Nikkor 28mm f/1.8 is a little more affordable and easier to find.

What if you are not a dentist but are willing to save up for something a little nicer?

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Mirrorless Camera Systems

Sony currently has my favorite ecosystem of mirrorless cameras and lenses and they are consistently ahead of the other brands as far as technology and features. In fact, many other manufacturers use Sony sensors. They literally supply their competition with their own tech. They are also pretty good about updating firmware—even with older models. So I feel like Sony has a lot of future-proofing advantages over other brands. Sony has a great selection of 3rd party lenses like Sigma, Tamron, Viltrox, Laowa, Samyang, etc. These lenses often have nearly the same optical quality as Sony's G Master lenses at a fraction of the price.

Full Frame Mirrorless

Currently, I think the best value full frame mirrorless camera for landscapes would be the Sony a7R III.

This is very nearly a top-of-the-line landscape camera for a little over $1200.

That might sound like a lot, but I want to be clear...

This isn't just decent. This isn't "good enough." This is a spectacular professional grade full frame camera.

10 years ago you could spend $6500 for a *worse* camera. 5 years ago you could spend $3000 for a *worse* camera.

It can do every genre of photography except for maybe fast paced sports/action. It has an amazing 42 megapixels—which are not necessary but they do make editing and printing a lot less of a headache. The file sizes can get a little big, but storage is a lot cheaper than it used to be.

Oh, and it can be used for professional quality 4K video work too.

The a7R III comes with all of the modern bells and whistles including in-body stabilization (IBIS) so you can handhold at very slow shutter speeds. It has one of the best autofocus systems—complete with eye tracking. But not just human eyes! Dog eyes. Cat eyes. Bird eyes. If it has an eye, the Sony can probably lock focus on it. And it has an admirable 10 fps burst shooting mode.

APS-C Mirrorless

If you want to enter the Sony ecosystem but can't afford full frame quite yet, you could do the a6400 for about $600.

You still get the eye-tracking and the in-body stabilization, but you will lose some image quality at higher ISOs due to the smaller sensor size. However, you can get the same full frame E-mount lenses for it and upgrade to a bigger sensor later on and not have to buy new lenses.

Mirrorless Landscape Lenses

I think a good value landscape lens would be the very impressive Tamron 20-40mm f/2.8.

This is a newer lens so there aren't many deals on used options yet. But this is still a great price for the quality and versatility you get. You will never regret spending a little more on glass.

The 20mm range can fit an entire cityscape in the frame without needing to do a panorama. But if you zoom to 40mm and mount the camera vertically, you could stitch together several photos to get well over the 100 megapixel range.

Also, the 40mm focal range is long enough to do street photography and even head & shoulder portraits. The wide f/2.8 aperture combined with the high-ISO friendly full frame sensor and in-body stabilization means you can shoot in very low light without a tripod. You can also get some great pictures of stars if you travel to someplace with minimal light pollution.

The cheapest landscape zoom lens I could find was the Sony 16-35mm f/4 at $384.

It's one of Sony's older lenses and may not take advantage of all of the a7R III's pixels, but it would be a good option to get you started in this system and upgrade the lens later on.

Mirrorless Prime Lenses

Zoom lenses are great but you have to spend more to get tolerable quality. Kit zooms can be softer than even the tiny plastic lenses on your phone. So a great way to stretch your budget is to get multiple fixed focal length "prime" lenses. Primes can be built inexpensively while still having good low light performance and decent sharpness.

For instance, you could start with something like the Tamron 20mm f/2.8 for $175. And if you want to do more than landscapes you could add the Sony 50mm f/1.8 for $170 later on. Cheap primes will outperform any of those mediocre kit zoom lenses in that same price range. You lose some versatility and have to deal with the pain of changing lenses or zooming with your feet, but sometimes a tight budget demands a little pain.

There is also a higher quality 3rd party wide angle prime lens that is very popular right now. The Viltrox 16mm f/1.8 is only $549 and the reviews say it has similar quality to lenses 3 times its price.

If you have to choose between a better camera body or a better lens, a good lens will help your photos more than a fancy camera body.

Froggie Note: These are examples. You should always do your own research before making a major technological purchase. This post could be a year old by the time you see it and there could be new stuff that is better. But all of the principles I tried to convey should hopefully guide you to a good decision. Also, feel free to message me if you want to ask about specific gear you are considering purchasing.

More Resources

This is my Encyclopedia of Lens Terms which is a helpful primer in understanding all of the wonderful and different lens options available on ILCs.

This is my buying guide for low budget used DSLRs. Similar to this post but less geared toward landscapes.

And this guide for getting decent landscape photos with any camera.

This is a free tutorial that teaches you everything you need to get started with an ILC system.

And this free tutorial by Karl Taylor is quite good as well.

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Huawei Kirin 8000 Leads Unseen Smartphone Display

Features of Huawei Kirin 8000

It appears that Huawei is growing its line of chipsets. The Qingyun L540 laptop was introduced by the Chinese manufacturer at the start of this month. It demonstrated that the company’s portfolio would not be restricted to the Kirin 9000S when it made its debut with a new Kirin 9006C SoC. Recently, details about an additional Kirin chipset have emerged.

The chipset, known as Kirin 8000, was seen inside the Nova 12 Pro, a Huawei smartphone that will shortly be released. The device’s specifications demonstrates that a display with a resolution of 2776 × 1224 pixels is being driven by the SoC. This implies that it will be a mid-range chipset with decent capability.

Apart than that, there is currently no information available on the Huawei Kirin 8000. The precise CPU cluster of the chipset is also not visible in the specification image that has been made public. Furthermore, they are unsure of whether the SoC was created using a 5 nm or a 7 nm technology.

Still, given that the newly announced Kirin 9006C has a 5 nm chipset, the Kirin 8000 might potentially be produced using the same method. They don’t anticipate the chipset to outperform the competitors, even under that scenario. Nonetheless, it will undoubtedly contribute to Huawei’s efforts to lessen reliance and ensure that its advancement is unhindered by the US restrictions that are still in effect.

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Nothing cheaper than itel S23! itel s23 launch under 9000 with 12 gb ram 5000mah battery and 50mp camera

itel is known as an affordable smartphone brand. itel has been at the top of the list of smartphones under Rs 7000 for a long time now. But now the company has launched such a smartphone at a price point of around Rs 8000, which is fully feature loaded.Price and OffersItel S23 smartphone has been launched in India for Rs 8,799. This is the price of 8 GB RAM and 128 GB storage variants of the…

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ரூ.8000 பட்ஜெட்ல கிங் இனி இந்த Mobile தானா? சந்தேகமில்லாமல் வாங்கலாமா? | Infinix Hot 30i Could Be The King Of Budget Smartphones Under Rs 8000 in 2023

| Published: Monday, March 27, 2023, 20:35 [IST] இந்தியாவில் அதிகமாக புது மொபைல் விற்பனையாகும் பிரிவு என்றால், அது ரூ.6,000 முதல் ரூ.10,000 விலைக்குள் கிடைக்கும் ஸ்மார்ட்போன் மாடல்களாகும். என்ன தான் இந்தியாவில் பல விலை பிரிவுகள் இருந்தாலும், மக்களின் கவனம் எப்போதும் இந்த மலிவு விலை பிரிவில் பதிந்திருக்கிறது. இன்பினிக்ஸ் நிறுவனம் புதிய ஹாட் சீரிஸ் ஸ்மார்ட்போனை அறிமுகப்படுத்தியுள்ளது. இது Infinix…

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Best 4G Mobile under 8000 with a Fingerprint Sensor

Looking for the best 4G mobile under 8000 with a fingerprint sensor? Look no further! We've got the perfect phone for you. Enjoy the latest features, a good camera, long-lasting battery life, and a fingerprint sensor for added security.

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Samsung Galaxy F04 Announced - RecycleDevice Blog

Samsung Galaxy F04, the upcoming budget smartphone by the South Korean tech giant, has been announced recently. It is expected to go on sale soon in India. The device features a dual camera setup at the back, along with a waterdrop notch for the front shooter. And it's powered by an octa-core MediaTek Helio P35 chipset. There is also a 5000mAh battery pack that supports 15W fast charging.

Samsung is preparing for the launch of the Galaxy S23 series, which is expected to be unveiled in the first week of February. In addition to its flagship devices, the company has revealed a series of new smartphones that are aimed at providing improved mobile experiences. These models will feature upgraded performance, enhanced connectivity, and improved displays.

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One of the top specifications of the phone is its 6.5-inch display. This display comes with a 20:9 aspect ratio, 720p LCD panel, and a 60Hz refresh rate. Besides, the phone has a full HD+ resolution and a pixel density of 403 ppi. If the phone is launched in India, it might come in two color options.

As for the cameras, Samsung's latest smartphone will feature a 13MP primary camera and a 5MP selfie camera. Additionally, the smartphone will support up to 8GB of RAM, and will come with 64GB of onboard storage. Moreover, the phone is expected to run Android 12 out of the box. However, the phone might not have a fingerprint scanner.

Similarly, the phone will be available in both Opal Green and Jade Purple colors. It also sports a rear panel that is made of plastic and features a glossy finish. But the phone will not be waterproof. Another key feature of the Samsung Galaxy F04 is its price. It is expected to cost under Rs 8,000. That is, if the phone goes on sale via Flipkart.

Samsung's Galaxy F04 will be a great option for people who are looking for a smartphone with basic features. But the phone will have to compete with smartphones in its price range. For instance, the Samsung Galaxy A5 features a 6.5-inch dewdrop display with a pixel density of 1600 x 720. Furthermore, it is powered by a 12nm 2.3GHz MediaTek Helio P35 processor.

With a price tag of just under Rs 8000, the phone is expected to be a hit in the Indian market. According to reports, the phone will be available for purchase on January 12 at Flipkart, starting at 12 noon. Once the offer is over, the device will cost Rs 9499. Fortunately, this will only last for a limited time.

The Samsung Galaxy F04 will also be offered with a discount of Rs 1,000 on ICICI Bank credit cards. If you don't have a credit card, you can still grab this phone from Amazon. Also, the phone will come preloaded with Android 12 operating system, but will get the updates for Android 13 and 14 later on.

Finally, the Samsung Galaxy F04 will be available in two colour options, including Opal Green and Jade Purple.

It's quite simple to sell old phones online than it is offline. Having online websites like recycledevice.com helps you to sell old mobile online only in a minute

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Top 3 favorite mobile companies in the price segment under Rs 8000!

Top 3 favorite mobile companies in the price segment under Rs 8000!

According to a recent consumer survey by Counterpoint Research, smartphone brand itel is among the top three smartphone brands in the sub-Rs 8,000 price segment in India. India is a major market for low price mobile phones and budget segment smartphones. Future phone (Feature phone) and entry-level Android smartphones (Android smartphone) are the most used by people in India. Specifically, Rs.…

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Redmi A1 Plus Review: A great phone with clean Android for less than Rs 8000, will get long battery life

Redmi A1 Plus Review: A great phone with clean Android for less than Rs 8000, will get long battery life

The Redmi A1 Plus flaunts a large HD+ display that offers great viewing angles. Learn all the flaws and shortcomings of this phone… Redmi has recently launched a new smartphone in its A-Series in India in the country. The new Redmi A1+ smartphone is an entry-level segment phone and comes in under Rs.8000. The Redmi A1+ is an upgraded variant of the Redmi A1 that was launched in India a few weeks…

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realme C20 (32 GB) (2 GB RAM) (Cool Grey)

realme C20 (32 GB) (2 GB RAM) (Cool Grey)

Price: (as of – Details) The realme C20 is a mobile phone that will keep you entertained and productive at the same time. Its 16.5 cm (6.5) Large HD+ Display ensures that you get an expansive view of movies, games, and even work-related docs for a more immersive experience. Thanks to the Helio G35 Powerful Processor, you can enjoy a high clock speed that will make it almost effortless for you to…

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Hi Everyone ,

If you are searching for the Best smartphones under 10000, odds are that you will end up with many of proficient choices. As innovation keeps on getting more reasonable as time passes, highlights like dual cameras, and even quad cameras, FHD screens, and finger impression sensors have begun advancing towards the new era of mobiles. Also, the expansion in battery size implies that you don’t need to charge your smartphones over and over again as large numbers of the these smartphones offers fast charging.

Top 5 Best Smartphones under 10000 in India (April 2021)

1. Redmi 9 Prime

First on the list is Redmi 9 Prime which Was Launched In Aug 2020 However The Mobile Has Got Some Decent Upgrades since then And Is One Of The Best Smartphones Under 10000.The Chinese brand has top-notch specifications and is very much a budget-friendly mobile that comes under 10000. As we all know Xiaomi has a large user base in India and it is growing day by day with the cutting edge technology that it brings to the market, below are some key specifications.

2. Samsung Galaxy M02s

Second on the list is Samsung Galaxy M02s which is a power packed and good looking best smartphones under 10000.Samsung has proven again that better screen resolution and decent camera are 2 main aspects they always deliver in their smartphones, most of the customers trust Samsung for their sturdy designs and great features under budget.

3. Vivo Y11

Third on our list is Vivo Y11 smart phone which has a premium looks created with perfect interaction of gemstones, and crafted to perfection through high color production techniques, this awesome phone has got all that you need under a budget segment category.

Vivo has large userbase in India with a great technical community , company also shares frequent upgrades which keeps the mobile upto date, fancy looks and premium camera features are the main pros on this mobile.

4.Oppo A15S

Fourth On Our List Is Oppo A15S Smart Phone, Lately, Oppo Mobiles Are Doing Great In The Market, Due To High Demand In High-Resolution Selfie Cameras, Oppo Has Stood Out With Its Rivals In This Budget Segment.

Mobile Features Large Screen And Sleek Design That Is An Eye Catcher With Decent Specifications And Overall Well Built Quality.

5. Realme C15

Fifth On Our List Is Realme C15 Smart Phone, though Realme is new in the market compared to other mobile manufacturers it has gained good popularity in particular among youth due to its diamond-cut design which is an outstanding feature Realme is providing to its customers.

Smartphones are cheaper with elegant design, again this mobile also a tough competitor under this segment, slim design, great customer service support and frequent OS upgrades are the key aspects that satisfy customers’ needs. It has its theme of OS which is lightweight and easy to use.

Conclusion :

We Filtered Through The Most Recent Smartphones And Curated Extensive Research That Will Permit You To Buy One Of The Top 5 Best Smartphones Under 10000 For Your Budget. These New Phones Are Somewhere In The Range Of 5k And 10k Will Give You The Best, Everything Being Equal, For Mobiles Inside This Value Section.

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सिर्फ 6,699 रुपये है 5000mAh बैटरी वाले दमदार स्मार्टफोन की कीमत, मिलेगा 4X ज़ूम सपोर्ट

सिर्फ 6,699 रुपये है 5000mAh बैटरी वाले दमदार स्मार्टफोन की कीमत, मिलेगा 4X ज़ूम सपोर्ट

बजट स्मार्टफोन बनाने वाली कंपनी टेक्नो ने इसी हफ्ते अपना लो-बजट स्मार्टफोन टेक्नो स्पार्क गो 2021 लॉन्च किया है. ये फोन कंपनी के पिछले फोन टेक्नो स्पार्क गो का अपग्रेडेड वेरिएंट है. इस फोन की सबसे खास बात इसकी 5000mAh की दमदार बैटरी, एंड्रॉयड 10 और इसका 8 मेगापिक्सल सेल्फी कैमरा है. कंपनी ने इस फोन कीमत 7,299 रुपये रखी है, लेकिन प्रमोशनल ऑफर के तहत फोन को सिर्फ 6,699 रुपये में घर लाया जा सकता…

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Best phones under 8000 to 10000 in india

1.Moto E6s (Price-7,999)

The moto e6s has been impressive design and selfie focused smartphone is one of the best quality available in the market.There is also a fingerprint sensor included on the phone and packs 4GB RAM with 64GB internal storage.the lowest moto e6s price in india 7,999 and dual sim device and has two nano sim slots.

2.Realme 3i (Price-7,999)

Realme 3i is a budget offering smartphone ,the phone looks very similar to the realme 3 expert for the diamond pattern on the back,instead of a glossy finish.it has a big 6.20-inch display with a HD quality ,it has a provide 13 megapixel rear camera setup and general performance is good,apps runs smoothy and the phone doesn’t heat up too much.The supplied charger is slow and took close to 2hours to full charge completely the device has a 4230mAh best battery backup.

3. Samsung Galaxy A10s (Price-8,499)

The samsung galaxy A10s best quality smartphone it has a stylish look along with some great features. The phones comes with a 6.20-inch touchscreen display with a resolution of 720×1520 pixels.Samsung Galaxy A10s is provide by a 1.5GHZ octa core processor.its comes with 2GB of a Ram.

4.Infinix S5 (Price-8,999)

Infinix S5 highlight features is the hole punch display,This gives its a unique or modern design and helps its stand out from the competition.it has a big 6.6-inch display with a HD quality and the resolution is only HD+ or 4GB RAM and 64GB internal storage.it supports two nano sim cards and a dedicated slot for a microSD card. battery life is decent,as the 4000mAh should give you a comfortable day long run time .

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#VivoY01 Review | Drop Test | Camera & Performance!https://youtu.be/g6j1-9aAzF0

#VivoY01 Review | Drop Test | Camera & Performance!https://youtu.be/g6j1-9aAzF0