5 Best Phones Around Rs. 40,000 in Pakistan Right Now
If your budget is around Rs. 40,000, the best new phones you can buy in Pakistan right now are the … Read More The post 5 Best Phones Around Rs. 40,000 in Pakistan Right Now appeared first on ProPakistani .
In the budget range of Rs. 40,000, the Samsung Galaxy A07 stands out as the top choice due to its fastest chip and long-term software support. This phone offers a powerful MediaTek Helio G99 processor built on a 6nm process, ensuring smooth app performance and gaming. With up to six major Android upgrades, it remains updated and secure for years. Despite having a 90Hz screen and basic IP54 splash resistance, the Galaxy A07 balances speed and long-term support.
The itel Power 80 takes the second spot, offering the toughest build and the largest battery among the listed phones. Its IP68 and IP69 water and dust protection, along with MIL-STD-810H certification, make it highly durable. The phone also features a 7,000mAh battery, ensuring long-lasting usage. However, its Unisoc T7250 chip is slower than the other options, and 18W charging takes longer to fully charge the battery.
The Xiaomi Redmi 15C ranks third, providing a large 6.9-inch screen and a high refresh rate of 120Hz. It boasts a 6,000mAh battery with 33W fast charging, delivering 50% charge in about 31 minutes. While it is not as durable or rugged as the itel Power 80, it excels in display and battery capacity. The Honor X6c comes in fourth with 6GB RAM, making multitasking smoother compared to other 4GB RAM phones. It includes a 35W charger, a 120Hz screen reaching 1,000 nits, and a 50MP main camera.
Lastly, the ZTE Nubia V80 Max offers the most RAM and storage at Rs. 40,995, with 8GB RAM and 256GB storage. Its large 6.9-inch screen, 120Hz refresh rate, and impressive 50MP main camera make it an attractive option. However, its Unisoc T7250 chip is the slowest among the listed processors, making it the least speedy choice if performance is a priority.
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