Motorola g67 Power 5G

The 7000 mAh battery is a real standout in this price range. It is built for long days of navigation, streaming and gaming without making you hunt for a charger by evening.

It scores about 851,000 on AnTuTu, which is comfortably above the middle of what this budget usually gets. Day-to-day use feels smooth, and heavier games should run well with sensible settings.

The 50 MP main camera gets OIS, which helps with steadier low-light shots and smoother video. The 8 MP ultra-wide also adds flexibility that many rivals skip or treat as an afterthought.

The 1080x2400 screen is properly sharp, and Gorilla Glass 7i adds some peace of mind. HDR10+ support and stereo speakers also make it better suited to movies and shows than basic budget phones.

IP64 protection, stereo speakers and a 3.5 mm headphone jack make the phone easier to live with. These are the kind of everyday features that matter over long-term use.

A 120 Hz LCD is functional, but many rivals in this range offer AMOLED panels with deeper contrast and a more premium look. That makes this screen feel less special than the rest of the phone.

30W charging is modest for a phone with such a large battery. The big cell helps endurance, but topping it up takes longer than several competitors in this bracket.

UFS 2.2 storage is serviceable, but quicker storage is available around this price. App installs, large file transfers and game loading will not feel as snappy as the best options here.