Why choose an all-rounder phone?
- We know that smartphones are used in literally every field by everyone, people buy a phone which suites their needs and some buy a phone especially for camera while some buy it for gaming.
- This is one of the reason the smartphone market has became so competitive and That’s where an allrounder smartphone come in action, A smartphone which can perform well in many scenario for example- flagship level performance, good quality camera lenses with highly durable build quality, now that’s what we call an allrounder
I have found 5 phone under the Rs 30000 segment which are best in all classes and the best thing about them is they are budget friendly
Lets look at the 5 contenders
- MOTOROLA EDGE 60 PRO:
The Motorola edge 60 comes is for those who appreciate both aesthetic and function, its unique began leather design is rather aesthetic paired with clean and near stock android experience is a breath of fresh air, the performance is more than enough to run the best games plus its has a dedicated telephoto lens for stunning optical zoom, making it a great choice for photography enthusiast
- NOTHING PHONE (3A) pro
An iconic transparent back and glowing glyph interface exclusive to the nothing with superb periscope zoom lens for photography, delivering excellent portraits and low light shots, while the performance is not that high in comparison but good enough to game well, the device has good looks and clean experience, feels exactly like an iPhone body and android heart.
- VIVO T3 ULTRA
As the name suggests, the vivo T3 ultra is packed with a flagship level processor built to deliver high performance which is rare under Rs 30000 segment, it comes with good battery life purposively to game longer, plus its curved – perfect for streamers and gamers giving it a multimedia edge.
- POCO X7 PRO
Poco has made it name for power and durability, Its IP68/IP69 water and dust resistance is a premium feature not found on many competitors. The device is packed with a very powerful processor empowering gamers, a perfect combo for demanding user.
- SAMSUNG GALAXY F56 5G
The Samsung Galaxy F56 5G relies on a strong brand reputation and a solid, reliable experience. It’s the ultimate safe bet, providing a beautiful and durable Super AMOLED+ display, a stable and feature-rich software, and excellent battery life for the everyday user. It does everything well, without any major compromises.
COMPARISON TABLE
| Feature | Motorola Edge 60 Pro | Nothing Phone (3a) Pro | Vivo T3 Ultra | Poco X7 Pro | Samsung Galaxy F56 5G |
| Processor | Dimensity 8350 Extreme | Snapdragon 7s Gen 3 | Dimensity 9200+ | Dimensity 8400 Ultra | Exynos 1480 |
| Main Camera | 50 MP (3x telephoto) | 50 MP (periscope) | 50 MP (4K @ 60fps) | 50 MP | 50 MP |
| Battery | 6000 mAh | 5000 mAh | 5500 mAh | 6000 mAh | 5000 mAh |
| Charging | 90W | 50W | 80W | 90W | Unspecified Fast Charging |
| Special Feature | Vegan Leather Design | Transparent Design | Curved Display | IP68/IP69 Rating | Gorilla Glass Victus+ |
BENCHMARKS
Performance Showdown: AnTuTu Benchmark Scores
This chart shows the raw processing power of each device, with the Poco X7 Pro and Vivo T3 Ultra leading the way.
Poco X7 Pro – 1,704,330
Vivo T3 Ultra – 1,609,257
Motorola Edge 60 Pro – 1,356,227
Nothing Phone (3a) Pro – 820,097
Samsung Galaxy F56 5G -726,158
FINAL VERDICT
- For the Gamer: The Poco X7 Pro and Vivo T3 Ultra are the fastest phones for mobile gaming in this price range (for long gaming sessions and heavy streaming)
- For the Photographer: The Motorola Edge 60 Pro and Nothing Phone (3a) Pro are your best bet for camera versatility. (check out the video reviews of these devices, for the best shots)
- For the Everyday User: The Samsung Galaxy F56 5G is the top choice. It’s a dependable, no-fuss phone that delivers a great experience across the board. (on time software update and bug fixes)
- For the Style-Conscious: The Motorola Edge 60 Pro and Nothing Phone (3a) Pro stand out with their unique designs and clean software. (well, that’s aesthetic)
FAQs
- What Should I Look for?
Well, definitely get a phone with a good camera—I mean, who doesn’t want their pet photos to look awesome? Also, a processor like Dimensity 8400 Ultra or Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 (wait, is that the right one? Might’ve mixed up the numbers, but you get the idea) makes games run smooth. And don’t forget about charging: 33W or 25W… actually, I always mess up remembering which is faster, but just get the higher one.
- Can My Phone Survive a Rainy Day?
Pretty sure most phones can handle a light rain, but not all are fully waterproof. The Poco X7 Pro stands out for this, though to be honest, I’d still freak out if I dropped it in a pool. IP68 or IP69… those ratings sound good—just don’t try taking underwater selfies unless you’re feeling brave.
- How Long Do They Last?
Most mid-range smartphones last “about two or three years.” Unless you’re like me and manage to crack the screen in the first six months (please, use a case). If you’re careful and update your software, phones can last… three years, maybe four, if you’re really lucky.
- Which Processor is Best for Games?
Gaming? Get a high-end MediaTek chip like Dimensity 9200+ (there was a Dimensity 8400 Ultra too, I think—hard to keep up with these names). Anyway, avoid the really old stuff, and you should be fine. Oh, and lots of RAM helps too. Did I mention that already?
- Curved or Flat Display—Which Is Better?
Curved screens look fancy, but sometimes I accidentally tap things I didn’t mean to. Flat screens just feel easier (at least for me—I play games a lot). Some people say curved is better for movies, but honestly, I sometimes miss the edge when swiping… not sure if it’s just me.