Midrange Smartphones are better value for money than flagships
Midrange Smartphones are better value for money than flagships
Amidst the tough competitions in the Smartphone market where all the companies want to be the best
we see there is a sort of categories formed –
• The budget Smartphone which are the entry level Smartphones with basic features
• There is the midrange value which offer better stats and performances than the budget category
• There is the flagship grade Smartphones which have the latest and greatest specs. But recently some midrange phones are offering flagship level features for lesser price than flagships.
If we take an example, the Redmi 10 pro max has a 120 Hz super AMOLED display with a 108 mp camera and a UFS 3.1 fast storage and 8gb of RAM for just Rs. 21,999 > it indeed questions the purchase of a phone thrice its price and with just a few more features. But the answer to this question is not that simple. The pricier the phone you buy from a trustworthy company the better the user experience. If you purchase the Samsung Note 21 it will feel better than the Samsung A71 which has similar features. But the S21 is built with a glass back, a seamless display and high end processing. Remember only the flagship level phones come with OIS (optical image stabilization) which makes the video quality a lot better.
So if you want that seamless and lag free experience and an overall better phone then the flagships are the best choice. But if you want to experience some high-end features of flagship phones with a moderate budget then you can try phones like Redmi Note 10 pro max, the Samsung Galaxy M51, the Vivo V20…
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Amidst the tough competitions in the Smartphone market where all the companies want to be the best
we see there is a sort of categories formed –
• The budget Smartphone which are the entry level Smartphones with basic features
• There is the midrange value which offer better stats and performances than the budget category
• There is the flagship grade Smartphones which have the latest and greatest specs. But recently some midrange phones are offering flagship level features for lesser price than flagships.
If we take an example, the Redmi 10 pro max has a 120 Hz super AMOLED display with a 108 mp camera and a UFS 3.1 fast storage and 8gb of RAM for just Rs. 21,999 > it indeed questions the purchase of a phone thrice its price and with just a few more features. But the answer to this question is not that simple. The pricier the phone you buy from a trustworthy company the better the user experience. If you purchase the Samsung Note 21 it will feel better than the Samsung A71 which has similar features. But the S21 is built with a glass back, a seamless display and high end processing. Remember only the flagship level phones come with OIS (optical image stabilization) which makes the video quality a lot better.
So if you want that seamless and lag free experience and an overall better phone then the flagships are the best choice. But if you want to experience some high-end features of flagship phones with a moderate budget then you can try phones like Redmi Note 10 pro max, the Samsung Galaxy M51, the Vivo V20…
© Arked