Whats the best phone in the 6000 baht range

[michaeltheR]

I may be looking to replace my Samsung Note 4 with a Xiomi Note 8 pro but I wonder if they would be in the same league in terms of specs and quality

[northsouthdevide]

I changed from a broken iPhone 6s to a Huawei, I think its called p9. 

It cost about 3000bht.

I like it better than the iPhone which cost me a hell of a lot more. 

The only thing it doesn't do that the iPhone does is pick up WiFi broadband. Only 2.4mgz or what ever it is. 

For a few extra thousand you could buy a newer  more loaded version than mine, but my point is, for all the hype around apple, Huawei is a very good brand for a lot cheaper. 

 

[brokenbone]

the things that matters is ram & battery, i regard 6 gb & 5000 mah minimum for future proof function over the lifetime of the phone.

oppo a9 has 8 gb ram 5000 mah battery at 6.7k baht,

samsung m31 has 6 gb ram 6000 mah battery at 7.5k baht or so

 

i bought oppo a9 cause i couldnt find any better battery at the time and i was in a hurry,

but i think m31 is a better balance, the battery will decay over time and be the final straw forcing you to buy new, m31 will outlast oppo a9

 

the phones you referred to has 3200 & 4000 mah battery respectively

[brokenbone]

On 5/15/2020 at 6:59 PM, northsouthdevide said:

I changed from a broken iPhone 6s to a Huawei, I think its called p9. 

It cost about 3000bht.

I like it better than the iPhone which cost me a hell of a lot more. 

The only thing it doesn't do that the iPhone does is pick up WiFi broadband. Only 2.4mgz or what ever it is. 

For a few extra thousand you could buy a newer  more loaded version than mine, but my point is, for all the hype around apple, Huawei is a very good brand for a lot cheaper. 

 

p9 got a 3000 mah battery, its as rotten as it gets for android, even lower then what he has.

iphone generally has even lower specs