u/Holiday_Brother_7225

Hi everyone, I’m planning to buy a new phone during the upcoming Flipkart Big Billion Days / Amazon Great Indian Festival sale.

My budget is around ₹55,000, and I’m specifically looking for a 256GB variant for long-term use.

My current wishlist:

Samsung Galaxy S25 (256GB) – My first choice, but Flipkart currently seems to have the 128GB variant around ₹54–55K effective, so I’m hoping the 256GB version drops during the sale.

OnePlus 13s (256GB)

OnePlus 15R

iQOO 15R

Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge – Considering it if the price drops significantly during the sale.

Which one would you recommend for long-term use, camera, performance, battery, software updates, and overall reliability?

Also, which phone do you think I should keep an eye on during the BBD/GIF sale?

Currently using a Samsung M32 5G for the past 4 years. I’m a 2026 B.Tech graduate and will be starting office soon, so I’m looking to upgrade to a good phone for the next 4–5 years.

Budget: ₹55–60K for Android. I can stretch a bit for the iPhone 17 if it’s worth it.

Looking for good camera, battery, performance, display, and long-term reliability.

I am looking for phones which do not have green line issues or it will best to consider Android over mac I am confused right now

My Android choice list are vivo x200t , oneplus 13 s , oneplus 15r , iqoo 15 r , Samsung s25

For ios iphone 17

Can I give me some suggestions

Hey everyone,

I’m planning to buy a new phone and I’m honestly very confused right now.

Budget: ₹65k (can stretch up to ₹80k max)

Shortlisted phones:

• OnePlus 15R or 13s
• Vivo X200T
• Samsung S25
• iPhone 17
• Samsung S25 Ultra

My concerns:

• I’ve seen a lot of cases of green line issues in Samsung S series after 2–3 years, so I’m a bit hesitant about Samsung overall (not sure if S series has same issue or not)
• I don’t really prefer Vivo that much (UI + long-term experience concerns)
• I want something that lasts at least 3–4 years without major issues

My usage:

• Normal daily use + some heavy usage
• Good camera (not DSLR level but solid)
• Smooth performance (no lag in long term)
• Battery should be decent
• Mobile Longitivity should be there