The POCO X7 Pro 5G brings a flagship-class Dimensity 8400 Ultra chip and a massive 6550mAh battery to the mid-range segment. Its bright AMOLED display and 90W charging make it a performance monster for the price.
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The OnePlus Nord CE 5 combines clean OxygenOS software with a 7100mAh battery, the biggest in any OnePlus phone. Its 50MP Sony camera with OIS and smooth 120Hz AMOLED display make it a premium all-rounder.
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The CMF Phone 2 Pro by Nothing stands out with its unique modular design, a 50MP telephoto camera, and clean software at a mid-range price. It is the most distinctive phone you can buy under 25000.
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The Samsung Galaxy A26 5G offers an IP67 rating, a smooth 120Hz sAMOLED display, and up to 6 years of software updates. It is the sensible pick for buyers who keep their phone for many years.
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At 25000, you are buying performance first, so compare chipsets before anything else: a Dimensity 8400 or Snapdragon 7-series chip will stay fast for years, while entry 5G chips will feel slow sooner. Look for a 120Hz AMOLED display, at least 8GB RAM, a 50MP camera with OIS, and 5000mAh or more battery with fast charging. Software support matters in this segment, so prefer brands offering three or more years of OS updates, and check IP rating and stereo speakers since premium-feel details separate the best from the merely good.