The Year 2015 is coming to a close. It was an exciting year in the world of smartphone, although not as buzzy or full of breakthroughs as the 2012 or the 2013. But nevertheless we had some cool phones this year. You can check them out here.
The good bit is that now in December all these cool phones are still out in the market. They can be bought, and that, combined with some of the recent launches we have seen in the market, means there are plenty of good options for consumers. If you are looking to buy a smartphone this month, here is what we suggest depending on your budget.
Best phone for Rs.5,000: Xiaomi RedMi 2
You can read about the RedMi 2 hardware and performance in our full review
Also consider: In case you don't want the RedMi 2, you should consider Motorola Moto E (2nd generation). It is available for similar price and offers good performance, along with the clean and aesthetically pleasing pure Android Lollipop.
Best phone for Rs.10,000: Lenovo K3 Note
In case, you can't get the K3 Note, look for the Yu Yureka Plus. Sold for a price of around Rs.8,999, this phone as good as the K3 Note. Although finding it may not be easy.
Best phone for Rs.15,000: Moto X (2nd gen)
Also consider: While overall, we feel the Moto X (2nd gen) is a fantastic deal, if you want the best camera in a phone in this price range, consider the Xiaomi Mi 4 . Available for Rs.12,999, as part of the company's X'mas celebrations, the Mi 4 is a powerful phone with a particularly good camera. Two more phones to consider in this price range are Motorola Moto G Turbo(for its water and dust-proof features) and Lenovo Vibe S1 (for its beautiful looks).
Best phone for Rs.20,000: None
There are a lot of fairly decent options in this price bracket. But we suggest that you go with the Moto X (2nd Gen) or step up to our recommendation in the next price bracket because if you get anything else, you are just spending money for the sake of it. There are no benefits of picking Motorola Moto X Pla y or OnePlus One over the Moto X (2nd gen) unless it is the extra internal storage you are after.
Best phone for Rs.25,000: Nexus 5X
Best phone for Rs.30,000
Buy the 32GB version of the Nexus 5X.
But in case, the Nexus 5X appeal to you, take a look at the HTC A9. Launched recently, the A9 is a beautiful phone. It also has a fairly good camera, a very nice screen and offers smooth performance. It may not be a beast in terms of hardware, but there is something uniquely, emotionally likable about the A9. As a smartphone experience it is very good.
Best phone for Rs.40,000
This where we enter the land of diminished returns. The Nexus 5X is so good that you don't need any other smartphone, unless you have some special needs. So, there are three phones we are going to suggest at a price of around Rs.40,000. In terms of core smartphone experience, none of them will offer any significant advantage over the Nexus 5X. But all of them have something little extra, which is worth the premium.
Samsung Galaxy S6: Now selling for a price of around Rs.36,000, the Galaxy S6 is a wonderful phone. It has a very good camera and a gorgeous screen. It has a fantastic design that oozes style.
Huawei Nexus 6P: This is the best Android phone that you can buy right now. Period. It has everything that you need in a smartphone. Well, almost everything. Sold at a price ofRs.39,999 -- there is also a discount available -- the Nexus 6P is total paisa wasool phone. To know more about it, read our full review here .
iPhone 6: This is another phone that has received a price cut of late. Now sold for a price of around Rs.40,000 the iPhone 6 is a perfectly valid -- and fairly great -- option if you are looking buy an iPhone and enter the world of iOS. Though that said, iOS may not always turn out to be the better operating system when compared to Android. To know more about the iPhone 6, read its full review here .
What about other expensive phones?
There are many phones in the market that sell for a price of more than Rs.40,000. Most of them are good phones and they will satisfy a buyer. But except one -- we will tell you about it in a while -- they don't offer anything that justifies their high price compared to the Nexus 6P or the iPhone 6. The Galaxy S6 Edge , with its curved screen looks cool, so may6 be if you are after "edgy" and cool factor, you can pick it up. Similarly, the iPhone 6S is, as Apple says it, "the latest and greatest iPhone" and if you want to spend Rs.55,000 on it, you can go ahead. The phone is fantastic won't disappoint you. But the key bit here is that you don't have to spend the extra on these phones. You can pick an iPhone 6, Nexus 5X, Galaxy S6 or the Nexus 6P and you will get an equally good experience.
Best phablet to buy: Galaxy Note 5
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