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Most value-for-money Android

So, I wanna buy an android in last week of March or first week of April

Can anyone tell me a good value for money android? First priority is gaming capability and secondary is camera : both rear and front

 

Also can someone tell me some good cost-effective In-ear and Over-ear headsets with mic. Both wired and wireless

 

--------》》》》》》Just be sure to convert the money into INR (Indian Rupees)《------------

 

I am currently thinking about buying

Android : Xiaomi Poco F1 - https://mobile.mi.com/in/poco-f1/

In-Ear Wireless : https://m.snapdeal.com/product/buyshop-xiaomi-poco-f1-on/684025232217?supc=SDL270861769&utm_source=earth_web&utm_medium=288_449&utm_content=684025232217&vendorCode=S1c792&isSellerPage=true&fv=true&utm_source=earth_pla&utm_campaign=Catchall_estimatedCM_New&utm_term=44461537123&utm_medium=44461537123&gclid=Cj0KCQiA2L7jBRCBARIsAPeAsaMYaj3KSxJjqj0SfG74gNEXTG6Ns6kSjrAZ1qTAPU7VaalvU_fzEPMaAmaREALw_wcB

 

(Sorry for long link)

 

Poco F1 is for Rs.19,999 INR (285.90 USD, 252.83 EUR)

 

The wireless In-ear headsets are for Rs.449 INR (6.42 USD , 5.68 EUR)

 

Please suggest me good headsets with mic both wireless and wired and your own android suggestions

 

You are free to use any site like flipkart,snapdeal,amazon.in,newegg,etc.

 

Any helpful suggestions are suggested and please no trolling. Thanks in Advance.

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best option would be along the lines of the Pocophone and then converting it to stock android for the better Google camera App and better UI in general

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5 minutes ago, GoldenLag said:

best option would be along the lines of the Pocophone and then converting it to stock android for the better Google camera App and better UI in general

Hmm I am not confident in flashing a new OS on a brand new android, I am not much of a tinkerer :P good idea though. Thanks.

Although I've heard that Xiaomi has yet to Monetize the hell out of the new Poco UI like they did with -MIUI- memeUI

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Just now, Masteroid said:

Hmm I am not confident in flashing a new OS on a brand new android, I am not much of a tinkerer :P good idea though. Thanks.

with the popularity of the phone, there are many step by step guides out there. providing you follow them you wont run into many issues. 

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Just now, Masteroid said:

Hmm I am not confident in flashing a new OS on a brand new android, I am not much of a tinkerer :P good idea though. Thanks.

There's also the Honor Play, it's pretty much a Huawei equivalent of the Pocophone.

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4 minutes ago, Morgan MLGman said:

There's also the Honor Play, it's pretty much a Huawei equivalent of the Pocophone.

Is Kirin 970 AI equivalent to a Snapdragon 845? 

No one has a Huawei android in my neighbourhood 

Actually now that I think about it, not many people have heard of Huawei here. And there is no Huawei service center in my region so there is no way to fix the android should a problem occur.

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4 minutes ago, Masteroid said:

Is Kirin 970 AI equivalent to a Snapdragon 845?

Yeah, kind-of. It's the flagship Huawei SoC that competed with the SD845. It's a bit slower on both the CPU & GPU side but from what I've seen, it's not as if you'd actually notice that. Its performance got improved with the Android Pie update thanks to optimizations though.

4 minutes ago, Masteroid said:

No one has a Huawei android in my neighbourhood 

Actually now that I think about it, not many people have heard of Huawei here. And there is no Huawei service center in my region so there is no way to fix the android should a problem occur.

Well, any repairs would likely be made via the store that you're gonna buy the phone from so I wouldn't worry - unless you break it yourself. But even then, a usually cheaper way to fix it would be to give it to a local phone repair store, they shouldn't have any problem fixing both a Xiaomi or a Huawei phone.

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5 minutes ago, Morgan MLGman said:

Yeah, kind-of. It's the flagship Huawei SoC that competed with the SD845. It's a bit slower on both the CPU & GPU side but from what I've seen, it's not as if you'd actually notice that. Its performance got improved with the Android Pie update thanks to optimizations though.

Well, any repairs would likely be made via the store that you're gonna buy the phone from so I wouldn't worry - unless you break it yourself. But even then, a usually cheaper way to fix it would be to give it to a local phone repair store, they shouldn't have any problem fixing both a Xiaomi or a Huawei phone.

Hmm okay I'll look into it.

Also I'll buy them online, not from a physical retail store.

And do you have any suggestions for the headsets I've asked in the topic?

I've also heard that the Poco F1 is having numerous issues from its Pie update. Till what extent is it true and are the major ones fixed?

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Kirin 970 roughly equals Snapdragon 835 in age, performance, and whatnot. Kirin 980 beats the Snapdragon 845 by a bit (since it's a lot newer).

 

Pocophone F1 is a great choice if you don't need NFC and wireless charging. It's one of the fastest Snapdragon 845 phones (beats my OnePlus 6 in Antutu!) out there.

You don't need a custom ROM on it to get great photos, you just need to use the ported Google Camera (GCAM) easily available and simple to install.

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6 minutes ago, 191x7 said:

Kirin 970 roughly equals Snapdragon 835 in age, performance, and whatnot. Kirin 980 beats the Snapdragon 845 by a bit (since it's a lot newer).

 

Pocophone F1 is a great choice if you don't need NFC and wireless charging. It's one of the fastest Snapdragon 845 phones (beats my OnePlus 6 in Antutu!) out there.

You don't need a custom ROM on it to get great photos, you just need to use the ported Google Camera (GCAM) easily available and simple to install.

I don't require Wireless Charging, I have no interest in that.

I think I won't need NFC since I don't really share data, I just use bluetooth for transfer. Well if you had to pick between Poco F1 and Honor Play, which one would you pick?

My budget is hard Rs.20000 INR and Honor Play is a tad bit more expensive (23k). So I cannot buy that. Maybe I'll suggest it to a friend

 

Also any suggestion on the Headsets I've requested in the Main Topic. Sorry if its long.

Thanks 

 

 

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For those who haven't read the Main Topic,

TL;DR 

I need a cost-effective android (20k INR Budget) and cost-effective In-ear and Over-ear wireless and wired headsets (800 INR budget)

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Get the Poco. That's all.

 

For the cheap headphones, I have no idea. Check the site AudioBudget.

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