Smartphones cater to a wide range of budgets, spanning from as low as Rs 5,000 to several lakhs of rupees.
These devices vary in features, encompassing aspects such as software capabilities and camera quality, among others.
In the budget range of Rs 10,000 to Rs 50,000, there are notable smartphones, particularly in terms of camera performance.
Let's explore some of the top camera smartphones within this budget range.
Realme 9 5G
First on the list is the Realme 9 5G, priced at Rs 8,999. This smartphone boasts a 50 MP AI Camera with a wide f/1.8, 27mm lens, along with an auxiliary lens featuring a 0.08MP camera with f/3.0.
Additionally, it includes a 5MP front camera with an f/2.2, 28mm wide lens.
POCO X5 Pro 5G
Moving on, the POCO X5 Pro 5G by Xiaomi is another noteworthy contender in this price range, available at Rs. 17,999.
This smartphone features a triple camera setup, with a primary 108 MP camera at f/1.9, an 8 MP ultra-wide lens at f/2.2, 120˚, and a 2 MP macro lens at f/2.4. The front camera is a 16MP lens at f/2.4.
Realme 11 Pro+ 5G
For those with a budget under Rs 30,000, the Realme 11 Pro+ 5G is an appealing option at Rs 29,999.
This smartphone impresses with a triple camera setup, including a 200 MP primary camera at f/1.7, an 8 MP ultrawide lens at f/2.2, and a 2 MP macro camera at f/2.4. The front camera is a 32 MP lens at f/2.5.
Google Pixel 7
Stepping up to the under Rs 40,000 range, the Google Pixel 7 stands out at Rs. 39,999.
This device features a dual camera setup, with a 50 MP primary camera at f/1.9, offering dual pixel PDAF, Laser AF, and OIS. The secondary camera is a 12 MP ultrawide lens at f/2.2. The front camera is a 10.8 MP lens at f/2.2.
Nothing Phone (2)
Finally, for those with a budget under Rs 50,000, the Nothing Phone (2) is a compelling option at Rs 45,999.
This smartphone showcases a dual camera setup, with a 50 MP primary camera at f/1.9, a 24mm wide lens, and a second lens featuring a 50 MP ultrawide camera at f/2.2. The front camera is a 32 MP wide lens at f/2.5.