Mobile phones under Rs 20000 have come a long way, and today’s selection of smart phones in this price range provides a very premium user experience. They have it all, from solid constructions to capable processors.
One of the important features is a rather adaptable set of back cameras, which can record up to 4K films and snap super high-resolution photographs — as well as shooting at night. On that topic, we’ll look at the finest camera phones around Rs 20000 that can provide you with the best shooting experience for the money.
If you have a nascent interest in photography and want to try your hand at it before investing in a dedicated camera, any of these phone cameras make excellent first devices.
These five phones under Rs 20000 seem to best choice:
Xiaomi Redmi Note 10 Pro Max:
In this segment, the Redmi Note 10 Pro Max is the only camera with a 108MP primary sensor. Of course, the figures aren’t proof of how amazing the phone cameras are, but they are a segment leader in terms of the level of details produced, colour correctness, tonal accuracy, portrait mode flexibility, and night mode information. The Redmi Note 10 Pro Max also boasts a handy 5MP macro camera with 2x magnification that is actually more practical than most other generic macro cameras. Even though the 2MP depth sensor is merely a decorative feature, the 8MP ultra-wide performs a good job.
Realme Narzo 30 Pro:
The Realme Narzo 30 Pro is a good all-around phone with a dependable triple back camera arrangement. The camera has a 48MP main sensor, an 8MP ultra-wide sensor, and a 2MP macro sensor, and it performs admirably in daylight and well-lit situations. It does a decent job of balancing the overall colours, and if you want more intense colour levels, there’s an AI setting for that as well. It also takes reasonably good portrait images, and it’s much more than simply a usable phone camera in general. It doesn’t work well in low light, but it’s still suitable for the occasional image.
Infinix Note 10 Pro:
The Infinix Note 10 Pro makes an unexpected appearance near the top of the list of best photography smart phones around Rs 20000. On paper, the camera setup appears to be standard – a 64MP main camera, an 8MP ultra wide camera, and two 2MP sensors, one for macros and the other for grayscale details. The most impressive aspect is the device’s constancy, which suggests reliable detail levels with the main camera, true to source colour tones, and even a useful ultra-wide unit in most critical assessments. The camera’s portrait mode is also good, making it one of the best picks in this category.
Poco X3 Pro:
The Poco X3 Pro, which has a 48MP main camera + 8MP ultra-wide + 2MP macro + 2MP depth camera configuration at the back, comes in last among camera phones around Rs 20000. Portrait mode is also reliable, and you obtain decent images with adequate amounts of detail. It also allows for post-capture blur level editing, which is useful for fine-tuning how you want your image to look after you’ve taken it. Overall, the Poco X3 Pro is a good camera phone, but not the best when it comes to dynamic range, shadow depth, and other finer details. The above-mentioned gadgets also have greater macro performance.
iQoo Z3:
The iQoo Z3 is one of the most well equipped phones in this price segment, particularly for performance. When it comes to the camera abilities, the iQoo Z3 offers yet another 64MP main + 8MP ultra-wide + 2MP macro setup. While not out of the world, the camera setup is more than just usable in terms of colour accuracy, saturation levels and general details — at least when you’re shooting with plenty of light around. Throw in a reliable camera app with a few nifty extras to play around with, and fast, snappy captures thanks to a great processor, make the iQoo Z3 a reliable camera phone under Rs 20,000.
