Maybe Garena Free Fire is a great mix and match of several game concepts with the core elements from Battle Royale integrated with a number of action-adventure factors. Even though the game is not as much favored as PUBG Mobile in a worldwide scope, it still caters to many players in India and Southeast Asia thanks to its compact size and gameplay.
We’re here to discuss some of the best budget smartphones under Rs. 10,000 that give players the ability to dive into Free Fire’s battlefield without a hitch.
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Realme Narzo 20A
Considered as the younger brother of Realme Narzo 20A Pro mentioned in our list of best smartphones around Rs. 15,000 for Free Fire here, the Realme Narzo 20A also paves a way for itself in the Rs. 10,000 segment. The quality octa-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 665 processor is in charge of handling every task on Realme Narzo 20A, including running Free Fire smoothly in most cases.
Realme Narzo 20A comes packed with a massive 5,000 mAh battery under the hood, so only a single charge could help it run for about two days.
Motorola G9
Simply put, Motorola G9 is capable of dealing with not only gaming but also multitasking with the aid of an octa-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 662 processor coupled with Adreno 610 GPU. Similar to Realme Narzo 20A, Motorola G9 gets backed by a massive 5,000 mAh battery, making it a sought-after model within this price bracket.
Redmi 9
Apart from having a powerful octa-core Mediatek Helio G35 2.3GHz processor, Redmi 9 boasts a dedicated 6.53-inch HD+ display along with punchy colors even under outdoor conditions. That’s the selling points for Free Fire fans who’re in search of a new smartphone under Rs. 10,000.
Realme C15
Realme continues maintaining a strong foothold in our list with the Realme C15. This model is a little weaker as compared to the aforementioned devices due to the lack of hefty processors, considering an octa-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 460 in combination with Adreno 610 GPU. However, the most notable advantage brought by Realme C15 is nothing other than its huge 6,000-mAh battery that can keep heave usage under control for over two days.
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