India’s Flipkart Big Billion Days sale has turned up a trio of exciting mid‑range phones #collab : Realme P4 Pro 5G, Samsung Galaxy A35 5G and Motorola edge60 Fusion. Searches on YouTube for “best phone under 20000” and “budget flagship” are booming , and these devices aim to deliver flagship‑class experiences without breaking the ₹20,000–₹25,000 barrier. Below is a concise look at their displays, AI features, cameras, durability, performance, battery and pricing so you can pick the best smartphone for 2025.
Display and multimedia
Most users consume streaming and gaming content on smartphones, so screens matter.
• Realme P4 Pro 5G – a 6.8‑inch SHD OLED panel with a 144 Hz refresh rate and 6,500 nits peak brightness. The curved design provides an immersive feel and remains visible in bright sunlight.
• Samsung Galaxy A35 5G – uses a 6.6‑inch M‑OLED FHD+ screen with 120 Hz refresh rate and Corning Gorilla Glass Victus Plus for durability. Bezels are noticeable but the 1,000 nits brightness and IP67 water protection are solid.
• Motorola edge60 Fusion – packs a 6.7‑inch 1.5K P‑OLED “True Colour” display with 120 Hz refresh rate, 10‑bit colour depth and 4,500 nits brightness. The curved, super‑bright screen and Gorilla Glass 7i protection make it the most immersive and durable of the trio.
AI features and software
The Realme P4 Pro offers Realme AI Suite with Circle to Search and AI photo‑editing tools (erase, unblur, remove reflections, glare removal) and an AI landscape generator. Samsung’s Galaxy A35 5G includes Knox Security, Circle to Search and basic AI photo editing. Motorola’s edge60 Fusion has Moto AI: Image Studio for generating custom wallpapers and artwork, AI playlist creation via Amazon Music, voice‑to‑text and summarisation tools, Copilot Vision and reminders – features that blur the line between phone and assistant. Its Moto Secure and Family Spaces features add privacy and parental controls, while Moto Unplugged encourages mindful digital usage.
Camera and audio
For photography, the Realme P4 Pro uses a 50 MP Sony IMX896 main sensor with optical stabilisation and an 8 MP ultra‑wide lens; selfies come from a 50 MP front camera. Samsung’s A35 5G features a 50 MP primary camera with 8 MP and 5 MP secondary lenses; the front camera is 13 MP. Motorola’s edge60 Fusion employs the world’s first 50 MP True Colour Sony Lytia Lyt700C sensor with 13 MP ultra‑wide/macro and 2 MP depth; its 32 MP quad‑pixel selfie camera shoots excellent portraits. All three support 4K video from the front camera.
Audio is strong across the board: stereo speakers on each handset, with Motorola offering Dolby Atmos, Hi‑Res audio and spatial sound.
Durability, design and performance
Durability is crucial because people drop phones. Realme P4 Pro offers basic splash protection. Samsung A35 5G steps up to IP67 water/dust resistance. Motorola edge60 Fusion goes further with IP68/IP69 and MIL‑STD‑810H certification for military‑grade toughness, making it the toughest device here.
In terms of design, Realme’s polycarbonate back keeps weight to 189 g and a slim 7.68 mm profile. Samsung uses a glass back, but it’s heavy at 209 g and 8.2 mm thick. Motorola’s vegan‑leather back looks premium, measures 8.2 mm and weighs just 180 g, giving it the best hand feel.
Performance-wise, Realme’s Snapdragon 7 Gen 4 chipset scores around one million points on AnTuTu. Samsung’s Exynos 1380 lags with roughly 788 k AnTuTu. Motorola’s Dimensity 7400 and Moto AI deliver ~914 k points and good thermal control. All three support 5G, but the number of bands varies: Samsung supports 8 bands, Realme supports 9, and Motorola leads with 16 bands, future‑proofing it for global travel and robust network coverage.
The P4 Pro packs the largest 7,000 mAh battery with 80 W fast charging, making it ideal for marathon gamers. Samsung’s 5,000 mAh cell is respectable. Motorola splits the difference with 5,500 mAh and 68 W TurboPower charging; despite being the lightest phone, it still offers all‑day stamina.
Price and verdict
Price matters in India’s budget segment. During the Flipkart sale, the Realme P4 Pro 5G starts around ₹24,999 and goes up to ₹28,999. Samsung Galaxy A35 5G costs about ₹21,999. Motorola edge60 Fusion carries an MRP of ₹22,999 but falls to around ₹20,999 after bank offers, with occasional ₹19,999 deals.
In this comparison, Samsung ends up third due to average performance and fewer features. Realme P4 Pro lands second; it’s perfect for users needing the biggest battery and tons of AI photo tools. Motorola edge60 Fusion emerges as the best all‑rounder phone under ₹20,000 thanks to its premium curved display, advanced durability certifications, Moto AI productivity suite, balanced performance and competitive pricing – an ideal choice for those seeking a future‑proof mid‑range phone
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