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While all these offers sound generous, some of the companies took it a notch far. In order to give a supporting hand to Huawei, Menpad, a Shenzhen-based components maker announced that employees will be charged if they buy the iPhones. The reports also said that the company will charge a penalty equivalent to the cost of the iPhone. It is said that the penalty will be deducted from their salaries. Well, the reason behind these firms are targetting Apple, and not other brands is because Apple is based out of the US, whereas other competitors such as Samsung, LG, Xiaomi aren’t. And many of the recent troubles for Huawei stem from a deteriorating relationship with the US. The US government has banned all Huawei products citing security concerns and is encouraging other countries to do so. As of now, Australia, Zealand, Japan, and France have either banned or will ban Huawei products in the coming days.
"THE BEST MID-RANGE FLAGSHIP PHONES OF 2018: ONEPLUS 6T, NOKIA 7 PLUS, POCO F1" The best mid-range flagship phones of 2018: OnePlus 6T, Nokia 7 Plus, Poco F1 The best mid-range flagship smartphones in the Rs 20,000 to Rs 40,000 price segment: From OnePlus 6T to the Nokia 7 Plus to Poco F1, these phones impressed us. The Indian smartphone industry is driven by devices priced under Rs 20,000. But that does not mean there is a dearth of options in the Rs 20,000 to Rs 40,000 segment, or even above that. Most brands have realised that the mid-premium segment is where growth and better margins lie and are offering more options in the above Rs 20,000 price mark. Brands like Oppo and Vivo have always had more options in this segment.
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Then, of course, there’s OnePlus, which has redefined what you can get in a phone for under Rs 40,000. HMD Global and its Nokia branded phones have also been trying to leave a mark in this segment. We also saw Honor, Xiaomi’s Poco and Asus offer some compelling options in this segment. Here is our list of phones that impressed us in the Rs 20,000 to Rs 40,000 segment.
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OnePlus 6T and the original OnePlus 6 were the best mid-range phones in our opinion, and it really has cemented the brand’s position in this particular segment. OnePlus has changed the definition of a flagship and delivered a reliable and consistent performance with the OnePlus 6 and the 6T. In particular, the camera on the OnePlus 6 and 6T proved to be a significant improvement over the previous generation. With the OnePlus 6T, the company added a dedicated low-light mode called NightScape, which does deliver some excellent photos, depending on the lighting conditions. Coupled with that the stylish glass design of the OnePlus 6, 6T, along with ample power backup and regular updates makes the OnePlus brand a reliable choice in the market.
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Plus the brand continues with its emphasis on speed and offers a flagship processor as well as enough RAM (6GB or 8GB) and storage to make it a value for money device. Towards the end of the year, OnePlus launched a McLaren edition of the phone as well which comes with 10GB RAM for those who really want that extra power. However, the McLaren Edition starts at Rs 50,000 plus in India. Nokia 7 Plus was a really impressive device from the company, in terms build quality, design and performance.
HMD Global has managed to do an excellent job in the mid-range segment with the Nokia 7 Plus, which had a premium design, good performance and excellent cameras. We called it the ‘no-nonsense Android’ in our review. The design in particular with the black colour body and copper accents for the frame, really made the Nokia-branded phones stand out. Nokia 7 Plus was launched at Rs 25,999 and the dual-cameras delivered quite well, in fact much better than the earlier Nokia 8 flagship.
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