Samsung Galaxy S26 FE

It scores about 2.47 million on AnTuTu, which is comfortably in flagship territory. Everyday use is effortless, and demanding games should run well at high settings.

You get a proper 3x telephoto lens, a 12 MP ultrawide and 8K video. That makes the camera setup more complete than phones here that cut zoom to hit a lower price.

The IP68 body, Gorilla Glass Victus+ and slim 7.4 mm design give it the feel buyers expect at this price. It is built for regular long-term use, not just raw specs.

The 120 Hz Dynamic AMOLED display keeps scrolling and animations fluid, and the 1080x2340 panel is sharp enough for video, reading and gaming.

Samsung phones in this class are usually bought to keep for years, and the software experience is polished and feature-rich for work and personal use.

45W charging is merely average in this class, and 69% in 70 minutes is not quick by flagship standards. Rivals at this price can refill much faster.

Wireless charging is expected once you are spending this much. Leaving it out is a real miss when many alternatives include it as standard.

The screen is smooth and good-looking, but FHD+ is a step below the sharper 1.5K and QHD+ panels that help pricier rivals stand out.

8 GB is enough today, but it is not generous for a phone at ₹79999. Some competitors offer more headroom for heavier multitasking and longer-term use.