So I bought a 9a around 3-4 months ago, my charging cable malfunctioned and now I need another one to charge my phone. I tried claiming from the warranty but they said it will take time to get a replacement (even if it's really a manufacturing defect). I need to get a good cable in the meantime, where can I get it?
It's not even the end of August and we got 3 tragic and sad news in one month...... Idk wth is going on here...... I feel bad for everyone especially the concerned families, the freshers and each and everyone of us that have to experience these tragic incidents. Let us all extend our deepest condolences and pray that their souls rest may in peace 🕊️.
Why are students expected to contribute out-of-pocket for almost every event, be it GFM, RACAF, SYNERGY, block fresher's meet, union, or campus event despite paying semester fees? Are institute funds actually being used properly, and why aren't we talking about how hard these constant collections are on students who are struggling financially? And why do they even organize anything in the first place if they know that funds are difficult to procure?
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Hey guys,
Looking to buy a new phone in India with a budget of around ₹35,000 max.
My main priorities are:
* Good camera (photos and videos)
* Good battery life
* Smooth everyday performance
I don't really game much, so gaming performance isn't a huge factor for me.
I'm mainly looking at:
Samsung
Google Pixel esp A series
iPhone (even refurbished if it's actually worth it but I prefer Android)
A few things I'd like advice on:
Which phone would you pick under ₹35k for the best camera + battery combo.
Are refurbished iPhones worth considering in 2026? If yes, which models should I look at and what should I watch out for?
Between Samsung, Pixel, and a refurbished iPhone, what would you personally choose at this budget?
Would love to hear from people who have used these phones long-term and can share real-world experiences rather than just specs.
Thanks in advance!