The start of this new financial year was incredible with some of the amazing smartphone launches from a lot of brands. From around 11 smartphone launches in April, we at Smartphone Dose pick some of the best devices for our best smartphones in a month list.
So, here are the top smartphones launched in April 2025 categorized by price with their pros, cons, and pricing so that you can pick the best and latest smartphone.
Infinix Note 50s- Best smartphone under INR 15000
If you’re someone searching for a smartphone in the ₹15,000–₹16,000 price range, and your top priorities are a great display, solid performance, and a feature-rich experience, then you should definitely take a look at the latest offering from Infinix. Its name is the Infinix Note 50s 5G!
Pros
- Premium display—6.7-inch curved Full HD+ with 144Hz refresh rate.
- Modern software— Ships with Android 15 and promises 2 years of major updates.
- Powerful performance—MediaTek Dimensity 7300 Ultimate processor with a high AnTuTu score (~675,000+).
- AI-rich user experience—Includes smart assistant Folax and various AI features.
- Good battery life—5,500 mAh battery with a 45 W fast charger included.
- Decent cameras—Supports 4K video recording at 30 fps for both front and rear cameras.
- In-display fingerprint sensor—adds a premium touch at this price point.
Cons
- No HDR support— The display lacks HDR, so content quality may be affected.
- Software experience varies—Infinix UI has improved but may still have some bloatware.
Pricing
- ₹15,000 to ₹16,000 (for 8 GB variant/128 GB).
Nothing CMF 2 Pro- Best smartphone under INR 20,000
The tech world is buzzing again with the launch of the Nothing Phone CMF 2 Pro. After the success of the original CMF 1, which targeted self customization (replacement of back case and accessory additions), fans of the brand have been eager to see what Nothing has in store next.
Pros
- Refined design—slimmer than CMF 1, smoother edges, and premium materials.
- Customization—Replaceable back panel for self-customization.
- Enhanced cameras—triple setup: 50MP main, 50MP telephoto, 8MP ultra-wide.
- Charger included— Comes with a 33W charger, unlike CMF 1.
- Long-term software support—Android 15 + Nothing OS 3.2, plus six years of security updates.
Cons
- Display is nearly the same— No major upgrade from CMF 1’s 6.67” AMOLED, just slight brightness improvements.
- Minimal performance boost—Still Dimensity 7300 Pro, only slightly faster.
- Battery unchanged—same 5000 mAh battery and 33 W charging.
Pricing
- ₹18,999 (for 8GB RAM + 128GB storage variant in India).
iQOO Z10 5G- Best smartphone under INR 25,000
We are in a world where our smartphones are our constant companions and battery anxiety is a real and frustrating experience.
Just imagine, “How many times have you found yourself finding your charger trying to complete something important or replying to your loved ones?”
iQOO aims to remove those worries with their newly launched iQOO Z10 5G with India’s first massive 7300 mAh battery.
Pros
- Massive battery—7300 mAh, the largest in India, ensuring ultra-long endurance.
- Fast charging—90W charger included, refuels quickly.
- Smooth display—120Hz AMOLED with vibrant colors.
- Decent performance—Snapdragon 7s Gen 3 with an AnTuTu score above 800,000.
- AI-powered features– AI Eraser, Circle to Search, AI Super Document, AI Note Assist.
- IR blaster—Handy for controlling appliances.
Cons
- Single speaker setup—No stereo sound, which could affect multimedia experience.
- Camera performance varies—50MP main sensor, but reports of inconsistencies.
- No NFC—might be a downside for users who rely on contactless payments.
- UFS 2.2 storage—Slower than UFS 3.1, affecting app loading speeds.
Pricing
- 8GB + 128GB – ₹22,000
- 8GB + 256GB – ₹24,000
- 12GB + 256GB – ₹26,000
Motorola Edge 60 Pro- Best smartphones under INR 30,000
If you’re looking for a smartphone that does not hit hard on your bank yet gives you everything like a flagship then the Motorola Edge 60 Pro might just be the perfect choice.
The phone is priced at ₹30,000 and seems to be a great overall packages for budget-conscious users features. While the design and price remain similar to last year’s model, Motorola has made some key changes that we will talk about in this blog.
Pros
- Premium storage—UFS 4.0, a major upgrade from UFS 2.2, ensuring faster app loading and file transfers.
- Telephoto camera—10MP telephoto lens with 50x zoom, a rare feature at this price.
- Moto AI features—AI-powered tools for image creation, avatars, stickers, and notification summaries.
- Massive battery—6000 mAh, ideal for power users.
- Fast charging—90W charger included, one of the fastest in its segment.
- Durability—IP68/IP69 rating, making it dustproof and water-resistant.
- Stereo speakers with Dolby Atmos—loud and immersive audio experience.
- Wireless charging—15W wireless charging support.
Cons
- No HDR support—Display lacks HDR, which may affect streaming quality.
- Refresh rate downgrade—120Hz, slightly lower than the 144Hz of its predecessor.
- Software updates—Motorola has been inconsistent in delivering android upgrades and updates.
Pricing
- ₹30,000 (for the base variant in India).
Ending Words
Above are some of the best smartphones as per our research under different budget ranges. Although there were a lot of smartphone launches, these are the best ones according to us. You can check out our previous month’s best smartphone launches if you want to buy something from last month.
The smartphone industry is really disrupting the market with so many innovations and creativity. Let’s see what this month brings.
