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Top 5 Best Mid Range Smartphones Of Years 2017 Available In India

Mid range smartphones in the year 2017 saw some of the technologies earlier seen in flagship smartphones coming to them and improvements in many areas be it be cameras, which from single camera became dual camera and were improved when compared to the  cameras in smartphones of last year, to the displays which came with the new aspect ratio of 18:9, which was also a trend in 2017. With every passing year the mid range smart phones are getting features that we saw earlier in flagship smartphones, giving flagship experience to the users who can't afford flagship smartphones. So let's see which were the top 5 mid range smartphones of the Year 2017.



1) Redmi Note 4   BUY NOW

Pros
  • Good build quality
  • Excellent battery life
  • Value for money smartphone
  • Has IR blaster

Cons
  • Average cameras
  • Doesn't support Quick charging
  • Very slow OS and security updates
  • Doesn't have NFC

2) Moto X4   BUY NOW

Pros
  • Premium build quality
  • Impressive cameras
  • Moto Actions, Moto Display
  • Good battery life
  • Supports Quick charging

Cons
  • Speaker is not very loud
  • Slow OS and security updates

3) Mi A1 BUY NOW
Pros
  • Amazing build quality
  • Cameras are impressive 
  • Excellent audio quality via headphone jack and speaker
  • Supports Android One
  • Good battery life

Cons
  • Doesn't have NFC
  • Doesn't support Quick charging

4) Moto G5s Plus   BUY NOW           

Pros
  • Amazing build quality
  • Impressive cameras
  • Moto Actions, Moto Display
  • Good battery life
  • Supports Quick charging

Cons
  • Doesn't have compass sensor
  • Slow OS and security updates

5) Honor 7X    BUY NOW

Pros
  • Good build quality
  • Impressive cameras
  • Modern design with 18: 9 display
  • Good battery life

Cons
  • Does not have Gyro sensor
  • Does not support Quick charging
  • Very slow OS and security updates

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