India
Smartphone Price Lists in India
All the official prices in one place
Upper-Midrange (INR 20,000 to INR 30,000)
- ASUS ZenFone 5Z (64GB) — INR 29,999
- Honor View10 — INR 29,999
- Apple iPhone SE (128GB) — INR 28,990
- Nokia 8 (2017) — INR 28,690
- Samsung Galaxy S7 — INR 27,999
- Honor 8 Pro — INR 27,999
- Nokia 8 — INR 25,900
- Samsung Galaxy A6+ 2018 (32GB) — INR 25,990
- Nokia 7 Plus — INR 25,999
- HTC U Play — INR 24,990
- Elephone S8 — INR 23,999
- Asus Zenfone 4 Selfie Pro — INR 23,999
- OPPO F3 Plus — INR 23,990
- Sony Xperia XA Ultra — INR 23,990
- Samsung Galaxy A6 2018 (64GB) — INR 22,990
- Moto X4 — INR 22,999
- HTC U Ultra — INR 22,499
- Samsung Galaxy A7 2017 — INR 21,990
- Sony Xperia XA1 Ultra — INR 21,990
- Samsung Galaxy A6 2018 (32GB) — INR 21,990
- Huawei P9 — INR 20,990
- OPPO F7 — INR 20,990
- Vivo V9 — INR 20,990
- Sony Xperia XA1 Play — INR 20,499
Lower-Midrange (INR 10,000 to INR 20,000)
- Apple iPhone SE (32GB) — INR 20,000
- Huawei Nova 3i — INR 20,000
- Samsung Galaxy J7 Pro — INR 20,000
- Vivo V7+ — INR 17,990
- OPPO F5 — INR 19,990
- Gionee S5.5 — INR 19,999
- Huawei P20 Lite — INR 19,999
- Infinix Zero 5 Pro — INR 19,999
- Apple iPhone SE (32GB) — INR 19,999
- Vivo V9 Youth — INR 18,999
- Sony Xperia XA1 — INR 18,990
- Samsung Galaxy J8 (64GB) — INR 18,990
- BlackBerry DTEK50 — INR 18,790
- HTC Desire 10 Pro — INR 18,500
- Motorola Moto Z2 Play — INR 18,999
- OPPO F5 Youth — INR 17,999
- Samsung Galaxy A5 2017 — INRR 17,990
- Samsung Galaxy J7 Duo — INR 17,990
- OPPO F5 6GB — INR 18,000
- Honor 9i — INR 17,999
- Honor 9N (128GB) — INR 17,999
- Nokia 6.1 (64GB) — INR 17,999
- Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 Pro (64GB) — INR 16,999
- Moto M — INR 16,999
- OPPO F3 — INR 16,990
- Samsung Galaxy J6 (64GB) — INR 16,490
- Vivo V7 — INR 16,990
- Infinix Zero 5 — INR 16,999
- Samsung Galaxy J7 Prime — INR 15,300
- OPPO A83 — INR 15,990
- ASUS Zenfone 3S Max — INR 15,930
- Samsung Galaxy On Nxt — INR 15,900
- Samsung Galaxy J7 Max — INR 15,800
- Honor 7X (64GB) — INR 15,999
- Xiaomi Mi Max 2 — INR 15,999
- Nubia Z17 Mini — INR 15,999
- LG Q6+ — INR 15,995
- Lenovo Z2 Plus — INR 15,499
- Lenovo Vibe K4 Note — INR 15,500
- Vivo Y83 — INR 14,990
- Samsung Galaxy On6 — INR 14,490
- Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 (64GB) — INR 13,999
- Moto G6 — INR 13,999
- Samsung Galaxy J7 Prime 2 — INR 13,990
- Honor 9N (64GB) — INR 13,999
- Moto G5S Plus — INR 13,999
- Samsung Galaxy J6 (32GB) — INR 13,990
- Realme 1 (128GB) — INR 13,990
- Nokia 6 — INR 12,395
- Honor 7X (32GB) — INR 12,999
- Samsung Galaxy On7 Prime — INR 12,990
- Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 (32GB) — INR 12,999
- Samsung Galaxy J5 Prime — INR 11,990
- Xiaomi Redmi Y2 (64GB) — INR 11,999
- Honor 9N (32GB) — INR 11,999
- Honor 7C (64GB) — INR 11,999
- Moto E5 Plus — INR 11,999
- LG Q6 — INR 11,500
- Honor Holly 4 — INR 11,199
- Lenovo K6 Note — INR 11,099
- Samsung Galaxy On8 — INR 11,090
- Nokia 5 — INR 11,550
- OPPO A57 — INR 10,499
- Xiaomi Redmi 5 (64GB) — INR 10,999
- Vivo Y71 — INR 10,990
- Realme 1 (64GB) — INR 10,990
- Moto G5S — INR 10,049
- Gionee X1S — INR 10,599
- Lenovo K8 Note — INR 10,490
- Xiaomi Redmi Y1 — INR 10,299
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Nothing opens first India store in Bengaluru
New retail space blends self-expression, creator culture, and community play.
Nothing has officially opened its first India store in Bengaluru, marking a major step in the brand’s global retail expansion.
Located in Indiranagar, Nothing Store Bengaluru spans 5,032 square feet across two floors. The space draws inspiration from 1970s assembly lines and workshops, translating Nothing’s rebellious design language into an interactive, hands-on environment built for the local community.
The store puts self-expression at its core. It is the only Nothing location worldwide where customers can personalise their products. A dedicated studio also supports creator unboxings and hands-on content, reinforcing the brand’s focus on co-creation.
The space includes a community hangout zone for events and meetups, alongside playful elements such as vending machines, claw games, and conveyor-belt displays. An in-house coffee shop, seating areas, and workshop spaces position the store as a cultural hub rather than a traditional retail outlet.
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Nothing and CMF products are available in store, alongside official Nothing merchandise. The brand says the location will evolve over time through collaborations, workshops, and limited-run installations by local creators, reflecting the rhythm and voices of the city.
Bengaluru was chosen for its role as India’s innovation capital and its community of early adopters, creators, and cultural tastemakers. Indiranagar’s creative energy and lifestyle focus made it a natural home for Nothing’s first physical store in the country.
The Bengaluru opening builds on Nothing’s first store in Soho. The company has confirmed plans to open additional locations in New York and Japan.
Nothing Store Bengaluru opens on February 14, 2026, at 12:00 PM IST. It is located at 660/1, 100 Feet Road, 1st Stage, Indiranagar, Bengaluru. Regular store hours are 10:00 AM to 9:00 PM daily.
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TECNO POVA Curve 2 5G packs an 8000mAh battery
The brand’s biggest battery in a smartphone yet
This 2026, TECNO is refreshing its performance-focused POVA lineup by adding a new member in it.
Big power without the bulk
Despite its slim and curved 7.42mm design (and weight of only 195g), the POVA Curve 2 5G arrives with TECNO’s largest battery yet — 8000mAh battery to be precise.
TECNO says the battery is TÜV SÜD-certified for long lifespan and is engineered to last up to six years. It’s also rated to operate in extreme temperatures ranging between as hot as 60°C (140ºF) or as cold as -20ºC (-4ºF).
If you’re already in a pinch, there’s the 45W fast charging with Bypass charging support in tow.
Durability was not compromised as it has a Corning Gorilla Glass 7i Front Glass protection, IP64 water and dust resistance rating, even SGS-certification for 1.5m drop protection.
Speaking of front, it features a curved 6.78-inch AMOLED display with a 144Hz refresh rate. Beneath that glass lies MediaTek’s Dimensity 7100 5G SoC.
On the software side, it runs the latest HiOS 16 (based on Android 16) with integrated AI tools in mind. That means AI-powered content summaries, writing assistance, call noise reduction, and automatic photo enhancements.
TECNO’s Ella AI Assistant has also been improved with more personalized interactions across the system. One-tap FlashMemo also exists for instantly capturing on-screen information. Moreover, Mind Hub organizes notes and AI-generated content in one place.
Lastly, connectivity gets a boost, too. With POVA Curve 2 5G’s dual-signal enhancement, it has an improved cellular and Wi-Fi performance in crowded or weak-signal environments. Interestingly, it also supports offline voice, text, and image communication up to 1.5km in open areas.
With all these in mind, TECNO promises two major Android OS upgrades.
Pricing and Availability
The TECNO POVA Curve 2 5G comes in three colorways: Melting Silver, Storm Titanium, and Mystic Purple.
It launches first in India this February 2026. Pricing is between INR 31,999 and INR 34,999 for the 8+128GB and 8+256GB configurations respectively.
It will also make an appearance at MWC 2026 this upcoming March 2 until March 5, 2026.
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The vivo V60 is a rebadged vivo S30 for international markets
The first V-series phone with periscope telephoto lens
vivo is just on time with its biannual refresh of the V-series.
After the V50 launched last February 2025, the Chinese company has just revealed the newest vivo V60 in India six months after.
Rebadged vivo S30
If you’ve been following vivo for quite some time, you won’t be surprised that the China-exclusive vivo S30 will be the next V-smartphone in their global roster.
For the most part, it is a rebadged vivo S30 for the international market.
Internals are identical: Snapdragon 7 Gen 4 4nm 8-core SoC, Adreno 722 GPU, up to 16GB LPDDR4X memory and 512GB UFS 2.2 storage.
It may be a good or bad thing but the vivo V60 has an 8+128GB base model whereas the S30 starts with a bigger 12+256GB configuration.
Cameras are neither different: 50MP f/1.88 main, 8MP f/2.0 Ultra-Wide Angle (UWA), and 50MP f/2.2 selfie.
However, the vivo V60 now sports an additional 50MP f/2.65 periscope telephoto lens that its predecessor lacks. It’s also the same shooter found on the flagship-grade vivo X200.
This newly-added camera is based on Sony’s widely-used IMX882 sensor and supports OIS (Optical Image Stabilization).
It can take 3x optically zoomed photos, and clear 10x shots through Stage Portrait Mode.
50x zoomed shots is also possible via vivo’s all-new AI Hyper Zoom.
vivo’s signature ring flash dubbed “Aura Light Portrait 2.0” is here to stay.
A 6500mAh Si/C BlueVolt battery is also here alongside vivo’s speedy 90W FlashCharge standard.
Wireless charging is still absent but reversed wired charging is present for those who need it.
Dual IP68+IP69 water and dust resistance ratings also remain.
Not a total clone
The vivo V60 is not a total clone of the S30 as there are some differences that may or may not matter to most of you.
The vivo V60 has a slightly bigger 6.77-inch 120Hz AMOLED display but only with a Full HD+ resolution and pixel density of 388ppi.
The Chinese vivo S30 has a smaller 6.67-inch screen of the same tech, but with more resolution at 1.2K and tighter 460ppi.
As expected, the Chinese model runs OriginOS 5 while the latter still runs Funtouch OS 15 that are both based on Android 15 — shutting the rumor that vivo Global will adopt their Chinese OS in the new V-phone.
That also means vivo’s already rich AI prowess are ever-present with improvements in AI Erase and Image Expander as well as highlighting newly-added AI capabilities such as AI Magic Move, AI Photography Suite, and even AI Four-Season Portrait.
As expected, the vivo V60 still rocks the ZEISS Camera System that its Chinese counterparts never had since the S18 Pro (Chinese version of the V30 Pro).
Indian vivo V60s are also expected to have an exclusive Wedding vLog and Portrait Studio presets.
Lastly, the vivo V60 has executed premium finishes and colorways: Auspicious Gold, Moonlit Blue, and Mist Gray.
That’s in contrast to S30’s pastel slash two-tone options derived from the S30 Pro mini (or X200 FE).
Although the gold and blue options have glass backs, the gray one is made from plastic.
That also makes up for its varying thickness: 7.53mm (gray), 7.65mm (gold), 7.75mm (blue).
All in all, the vivo V60 is slightly thicker over the S30 (7.49mm).
Pricing and Availability
Although there’s no “V60 Pro mini” (nor a V60 Pro), the X200 FE already exists as the global version of China’s vivo S30 Pro mini.
And unlike the vivo X200 FE where it was launched first in Malaysia and Taiwan, the vivo V60 headlines the global launch in India.
Here are India’s specific pricing per configuration:
- 8+128GB = INR 36,999
- 8+256GB = INR 38,999
- 12+256GB = INR 40,999
- 12+512GB = INR 45,999
It will just be a matter of time which markets the vivo V60 will come right after India.
It’s good to note though that vivo Malaysia already teases the V60 up on their website with two different colorways opposed to the Indian options: Berry Purple and Summer Blue.
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