You must have faced these situations :-
This post will answer questions of such readers & will make an effort to make a best purchase.
When we think of smartphone market all we have is CPU & RAM capabilities as well the promotional data & calling features ISPs(Internet Service Providers) promote.
Lets talk about the data & calling features :-
Indian market is all flooded with Jio featured 4G plans which has now been joined by other ISPs like Airtel, Vodafone & others. But the catch situation is here :- one must not go for buying a separate calling or data plan, but look for mobile manufacturer sponsored plans. Like an advertisement offers 100GB extra data if purchased with particular phone. Be calculative & analytical while purchasing & look for T&C section that has hidden data features. If at all such plans are not available go for comparing data plans by using recharge apps like Mobikwik or Paytm.
Well this solves to some extent the data & calling plan trouble. Lets come to purchase of phone. We have kept a budget of 10,000₹ & below, so lets separate customer base into three parts :- lower range, middle range & upper range.
For lower range customers Jio phone will be the best buy as you can enjoy most features in 1500₹ + 500₹ to give 70 days usage. Airtel's Celkon phone & Karbonn phone offers are also worth mentioning but you have to spend a few more rupees. Vodafone's micromax phone is a worth buy in this segment, but again few more rupees would be required. However the best part with Airtel & Vodafone is, you get cashback so finally their effective price turns out to be cheaper. The recent launch of BSNL's Bharat mobile offer is a worth try. In all above cases, its your decision to intelligently check operator's performance in particular region & then to decide which phone to purchase. Like Airtel fares well in terms of network coverage so shelling out few more rupee can be done. Same applies for Vodafone on some region. BSNL does good at times but its featured phone shall be a reason to buy. Jio has got an upper hand for its early bird launch & keeping at par with balanced performance. But in this segment you cannot expect a high performance phone as it becomes difficult to provide so many features in low range. In low range phones you might expect slow processing, RAM delay, lesser app functionality.
Lets move to middle segment wherein you can get few more functionality.
- Wish to purchase a high performance phone with all inbuilt functions but the budget constraint made you change your decision.
- Confused with the sophisticated mobile manufacture market.
- To purchase a phone that is high on features or high on performance.
This post will answer questions of such readers & will make an effort to make a best purchase.
When we think of smartphone market all we have is CPU & RAM capabilities as well the promotional data & calling features ISPs(Internet Service Providers) promote.
Lets talk about the data & calling features :-
Indian market is all flooded with Jio featured 4G plans which has now been joined by other ISPs like Airtel, Vodafone & others. But the catch situation is here :- one must not go for buying a separate calling or data plan, but look for mobile manufacturer sponsored plans. Like an advertisement offers 100GB extra data if purchased with particular phone. Be calculative & analytical while purchasing & look for T&C section that has hidden data features. If at all such plans are not available go for comparing data plans by using recharge apps like Mobikwik or Paytm.
Well this solves to some extent the data & calling plan trouble. Lets come to purchase of phone. We have kept a budget of 10,000₹ & below, so lets separate customer base into three parts :- lower range, middle range & upper range.
For lower range customers Jio phone will be the best buy as you can enjoy most features in 1500₹ + 500₹ to give 70 days usage. Airtel's Celkon phone & Karbonn phone offers are also worth mentioning but you have to spend a few more rupees. Vodafone's micromax phone is a worth buy in this segment, but again few more rupees would be required. However the best part with Airtel & Vodafone is, you get cashback so finally their effective price turns out to be cheaper. The recent launch of BSNL's Bharat mobile offer is a worth try. In all above cases, its your decision to intelligently check operator's performance in particular region & then to decide which phone to purchase. Like Airtel fares well in terms of network coverage so shelling out few more rupee can be done. Same applies for Vodafone on some region. BSNL does good at times but its featured phone shall be a reason to buy. Jio has got an upper hand for its early bird launch & keeping at par with balanced performance. But in this segment you cannot expect a high performance phone as it becomes difficult to provide so many features in low range. In low range phones you might expect slow processing, RAM delay, lesser app functionality.
Lets move to middle segment wherein you can get few more functionality.
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