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Compare all 3 variants across stores
| Variant | Flipkart | Amazon |
|---|---|---|
| Pristine Glass · 256 GB | ₹22,999 | Not sold |
| Pristine Glass · 128 GB | ₹20,000 | Not sold |
| Heather Glass · 128 GB | ₹24,999 | Not sold |
The ZuPick verdict
The Agni 3 5G gets a lot right with its telephoto camera, fast charging and balanced all-round hardware. Its weak display sharpness and only average battery life stop it from being an easy recommendation, but it still has a clear niche for buyers who want camera flexibility.
Based on specs, expert reviews and owner discussions.Price history
29 days of recorded prices.
It has been as low as ₹20,000 in the period we have tracked.
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Pros & cons
A proper 3x optical telephoto lens is rare at this price. It gives you cleaner portraits and better distant shots than the usual digital zoom-only setup.
It scores about 676,000 on AnTuTu, which is around the middle of what this price buys. Day-to-day use stays smooth, and most games run well with sensible settings.
The 5000 mAh battery is paired with 66W charging, and 20 to 100% takes about 44 minutes. That makes quick top-ups genuinely useful during a busy day.
Stereo speakers, IP64 protection, Wi-Fi 6E and a clean update promise add up to a more complete experience. These touches make it feel better rounded than many rivals.
The listed 336x480 AMOLED panel is very small, so it is not a meaningful screen for regular media use or gaming. It works more like a utility display than a main attraction.
PCMark battery life of 10 hours 20 minutes is on the weaker side for this segment. You should get through a day, but it does not stand out for endurance.
The 50 MP main camera with OIS should be dependable, but the headline resolution is ordinary for this price. Its camera appeal comes more from versatility than outright sensor class.
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