
Compare all 6 variants across stores
| Variant | Flipkart | Amazon |
|---|---|---|
| Fog · 512 GB | ₹1,49,999 | Not sold |
| Obsidian · 512 GB | ₹1,49,999 | Not sold |
| Olive · 256 GB | ₹1,34,999 | Not sold |
| Obsidian · 256 GB | ₹1,34,999 | Not sold |
| Fog · 256 GB | ₹1,34,999 | Not sold |
| Canyon · 256 GB | ₹1,34,999 | Not sold |
The ZuPick verdict
This is a camera-led premium phone with an excellent display and unusually long software support. Its middling flagship performance, restrained charging speed and high price prevent it from becoming an obvious default choice.
Based on specs, expert reviews and owner discussions.Price history
28 days of recorded prices.
Today's price is within ₹0 of the lowest we have recorded.
₹1,34,999
₹1,49,999
Pros & cons
The 50 MP main camera is joined by a 48 MP ultrawide and 48 MP telephoto with 5x optical zoom. This offers considerably more framing flexibility than the common 3x setup.
The 6.8-inch LTPO OLED panel combines smooth 120 Hz motion with peak brightness of 3600 nits, making it easy to view outdoors.
Seven years of updates is among the longest commitments available. It makes the phone particularly suitable for buyers who plan to keep it for many years.
8K recording and 4K at 60 fps provide plenty of flexibility for detailed footage. Optical stabilisation helps keep handheld video steadier.
The 5115 mAh battery charges at 45 W and takes about 70 minutes from 20% to full. Several premium rivals replenish substantially faster.
At ₹134999, the phone must compete with more powerful and faster-charging flagships. Its cameras and long support help, but the hardware does not dominate broadly enough to make the price easy to justify.
AnTuTu performance sits around the middle of premium-phone territory rather than near the leading devices. Demanding gamers can obtain substantially more speed elsewhere.
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