Best Android Phones Below 8000 Price List

The JioPhone Next is not just another smartphone on the market, but one that is inexpensive and fast enough for millions of featurePhone users to upgrade to. The JioPhone Next is priced at Rs 6,499, which is slightly less than the cheapest Redmi and Realme smartPhones. To create the JioPhone Next, Reliance enlisted the help of Google and Qualcomm. The spec-sheet, designed and manufactured in India, may not look particularly impressive to the average smartphone user, but it may be enticing enough for someone who is still stuck with a 2G Phone. But it is overpriced for its specs.

Poco is known to produce some very smart phones that have given stiff competition in their respective segments. With the phone industry shifting trends from producing feature-laden phones towards creating feature phones at economic prices, the makers at Poco are looking to make a statement in this regard with the Poco C31. Packed with an octa-core processor, a large battery and a few other features, let us have a look at how good a budget phone is the Poco C31.

The new Xiaomi Redmi 7 offers a 360-degree experience of just the top-notch performance in terms of camera, display, and battery life. Redmi 7 is a barrier breaker when compared to its previous models. It offers a gradient new colour scheme and water drop notches that have never been seen before in the market. The camera works very well but could have been better in certain shooting aspects. However, one really cannot complain because of the budget-friendly price that starts at ONLY Rs. 7,299. It has already gained quite a lot of attention and is already becoming everyone’s favourite. 

Xiaomi has been targeting the budget smartphone segment for quite a few years now. By providing maximum features at the lowest possible prices, the Xiaomi phones have won over India’s huge market. The Xiaomi Redmi 5 is another smartphone of Xiaomi that targets the audience looking for budget smartphones under Rs. 10,000. With Xiaomi Redmi 5 price being approximately Rs. 8200, it has been wooing the customers since its launch in March 2018. Though it looks like an outdated device now, its user-friendly features and performance make it an ideal phone for many who don’t want to spend too much on smartphones.

The Redmi 6 is a lightweight device, weighing just 146 gms. It has a non-removable 3000mAh battery, and Xiaomi includes a 5W adapter in the box to charge it. The Redmi 6 package doesn't have headphones, like most other Xiaomi smartphones in this price range. The Redmi 6 and the Redmi 6A devices are powered by MediaTek processors, unlike the rest of Xiaomi's range, powered by Qualcomm's Snapdragon processors. The MediaTek Helio P22 processor powers the Redmi 6.

There are two efficient versions of this device: one with 3GB RAM and 32GB storage capacity, and another with 3GB RAM and 64GB storage capacity. This phone accepts microSD cards up to 256GB so that you can extend your storage options. The screen on the Redmi 6 has an HD+ resolution of 295 pixels per inch. It has the right viewing angles and the ability to adjust the display output. For a phone at this price, the overall display quality is perfectly adequate. If you don't look at the screen too closely, the resolution is usually perfect. At the Standard picture setting, the colour accuracy appeared to be excellent. Outdoors, the screens are still relatively bright and have decent viewing angles.