I remember a time when using an entry-level smartphone required a lot of patience and willpower. There would be features missing and performance would be nowhere near that of the more expensive phones. Even a couple of years back, budget smartphones were marred with compromises to make the price palatable. Fast forward to 2018, budget smartphones can take on their mid-range brethren with ease. Hardware under the hood is now capable enough to run resource-intensive games and also take photos that are actually usable. As a result, if you have a tight budget, you’re not deprived of a stable experience. The prime examples of this are the two new budget phones that launched a couple of days back — The Xiaomi Redmi 6 Pro and the Realme 2. There’s also the Asus Zenfone Max Pro M1, which claims to be a mid-ranger, but priced almost the same as the two budget devices. And it’s not just them, there are countless other options in the Rs 10k-14k range. You have smartphones from Honor, some more from Xiaomi, which more or less tout similar hardware under the hood.
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