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Everybody wants phones that are convenient to use and suit their demands. Let alone phones that are aesthetically pleasing so we may flaunt them. Where's the fun, after all, if you can't show off your phone and make people jealous?
Younger people nowadays are starting to become huge fans of phones with curved screens. It makes sense that there is a market desire for more of these phones. It's also a fantastic market for businesses to enter. Even more justification for these phones to be the newest thing on the block.
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Of course, a person's budget is a factor to consider before making such a purchase. Undoubtedly, these phones tend to be more expensive in general. The good news is that a variety of phones fall inside a more reasonable price range. Actually, you can get several excellent phones with curved screens for less than Rs. 20,000.
So don't worry! You may purchase several fairly decent phones without breaking the bank. Let's see which phones with curved displays are the finest deals under Rs. 20,000 available in India this year. Let's get started:
1. Realme Narzo 30 Pro
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The phone has a MediaTek Dimensity 800 U, which is a very useful feature. For Rs. 16,992, it can be ordered on Flipkart.
6.5-inch Full HD+ display with a refresh rate of 90 Hz
Camera: 48 MP primary sensor in a triple back camera system.
Battery: 30 W rapid charging, 5000 mAh
Updates to the Android 12 and 13 OS
Evaluation: 4.2 out of 5
Years of security: three
Advantages: This phone offers consumers the best of both worlds with its flawless fusion of strong performance with a delicate curvature.
Cons: When the need arises, its poor low-light camera might not always capture the perfect shot.
6.5-inch Full HD+ display with a refresh rate of 90 Hz
Camera: 48 MP primary sensor in a triple back camera system.
Battery: 30 W rapid charging, 5000 mAh
Updates to the Android 12 and 13 OS
Evaluation: 4.2 out of 5
Years of security: three
Advantages: This phone offers consumers the best of both worlds with its flawless fusion of strong performance with a delicate curvature.
Cons: When the need arises, its poor low-light camera might not always capture the perfect shot.
2. Samsung Galaxy M32
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Because it uses cutting-edge technology, the MediaTek Helio G80 is quite convenient to operate. Flipkart is selling it for Rs. 16,999.
6.4-inch Super AMOLED display with a refresh rate of 90 Hz
Camera: Four cameras in one module, with a 64 MP primary camera.
Massive 6000 mAh battery with 25 W rapid charging
Updates to the operating system: Android 13
A 3.5 out of 5 rating
Years of security: three
Advantages: Features an exceptionally colorful display with excellent contrast and color reproduction. To put it another way, it is a visual treat.
Cons: It does not have 5G connectivity, which is nearly necessary for consumers these days. Its value is further diminished by the absence of an official IP rating.
6.4-inch Super AMOLED display with a refresh rate of 90 Hz
Camera: Four cameras in one module, with a 64 MP primary camera.
Massive 6000 mAh battery with 25 W rapid charging
Updates to the operating system: Android 13
A 3.5 out of 5 rating
Years of security: three
Advantages: Features an exceptionally colorful display with excellent contrast and color reproduction. To put it another way, it is a visual treat.
Cons: It does not have 5G connectivity, which is nearly necessary for consumers these days. Its value is further diminished by the absence of an official IP rating.
3. Xiaomi Redmi Note 10S
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This phone's MediaTek Helio G95 chipset is one of its better features. The cost is Rs. 17,999 on Flipkart.
6.43-inch AMOLED display
Camera: A multipurpose camera array including a 64 MP primary sensor
Battery: 33 W quick charging, 5000 mAh
Updates to the operating system: Android 13
Evaluation: 3.6 out of 5
Years of security: 7
Pros: What makes it unique and well-liked among young people are the MIUI improvements and an eye-catching appearance.
Cons: The camera produces numerous images with artificial textures and little detail. This generally occurs indoors or in dimly lit areas.
6.43-inch AMOLED display
Camera: A multipurpose camera array including a 64 MP primary sensor
Battery: 33 W quick charging, 5000 mAh
Updates to the operating system: Android 13
Evaluation: 3.6 out of 5
Years of security: 7
Pros: What makes it unique and well-liked among young people are the MIUI improvements and an eye-catching appearance.
Cons: The camera produces numerous images with artificial textures and little detail. This generally occurs indoors or in dimly lit areas.
4. Itel S23 Plus
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There is a quad-core chipset CPU in this Itel product. To put it mildly, the price listed on Flipkart is Rs. 13,999, which is really reasonable.
6.2-inch HD+ IPS display
Camera: 13 MP primary sensor in a dual rear configuration
4000 mAh battery
Updates for Android 13 and 14
Five out of five
Years of security: two
Positives: The battery life is incredibly dependable, and the design is visually appealing.
Cons: The lack of 5G functionality is essentially a deal breaker for a lot of customers.
6.2-inch HD+ IPS display
Camera: 13 MP primary sensor in a dual rear configuration
4000 mAh battery
Updates for Android 13 and 14
Five out of five
Years of security: two
Positives: The battery life is incredibly dependable, and the design is visually appealing.
Cons: The lack of 5G functionality is essentially a deal breaker for a lot of customers.
5. Vivo V27 4G
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6.4-inch Full HD+ AMOLED display
Camera: A 48 MP primary lens powers a triple camera arrangement.
4500 mAh battery with a 33 W rapid charging
Upgrades to Funtouch OS 13 and Android 13
Evaluation: 4.7 out of 5
Years of security: 1.5
Advantages: The phone feels and looks premium thanks to its design. The batteries last a long time and the cameras are fantastic.
Cons: There are no stereo speakers and, potentially, no software updates available. Not to add that 4K selfie videos lack stabilization.
6. Realme Narzo 60
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6.5-inch Full HD+ display with a refresh rate of 90 Hz
Three-chambered camera setup using a primary 50 MP lens
Battery: 30 W quick charging in addition to 5000 mAh
Updates to the operating system: Android 14
Score: 4 out of 5.
Years of security: 1.5
Advantages: First and foremost, this phone is aesthetically pleasing. Secondly, its battery life is dependable.
Cons: The charging pace is rather slow and the low-light performance is not as good as promised.
7. OPPO K12x
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The processor in this phone is a Dimensity 6300, and it costs Rs. 12,999 on Flipkart. To be honest, that is a really great offer.
Display: 6.67-inch (16.94-cm) HD
32MP + 2MP + 8MP Front Camera
5100 mAh battery
Updates to the operating system: Android 14
4.5 out of 5
Years of security: 4
Advantages: It is the ideal fusion of design and durability. Another aspect that adds value to this specific phone is its damage resistance.
Cons: The inability of the ultra loud option to function with earbuds can irritate users and limit their free time.
Display: 6.67-inch (16.94-cm) HD
32MP + 2MP + 8MP Front Camera
5100 mAh battery
Updates to the operating system: Android 14
4.5 out of 5
Years of security: 4
Advantages: It is the ideal fusion of design and durability. Another aspect that adds value to this specific phone is its damage resistance.
Cons: The inability of the ultra loud option to function with earbuds can irritate users and limit their free time.
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