Top 10 Best 4G phones, Under Rs. 7,000

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  1. realme C1 1
    realme C1

    ₹ 6,999 onwards

    Buy
            One of the most premium-looking smartphones in this price range...will give stiff competition to Redmi 6A, Infinix Smart 2 and others -----themobileindian.com
  2. Xiaomi Redmi 6A 32GB 2
    Xiaomi Redmi 6A

    32GB

    ₹ 6,999 onwards

    Buy
            Definitely among our top recommendations for a phone priced at under Rs 7,000 -----bgr.in
  3. Nokia 2.1 3
    Nokia 2.1

    ₹ 6,387 onwards

    Buy
            An easy recommendation for light phone users -----finder.com.au
  4. Infinix Smart 2 (3GB RAM, 32GB) 4
    Infinix Smart 2

    3GB RAM, 32GB

    ₹ 6,999 onwards

    Buy
            Comes close to being a worthy contender to the Xiaomi Redmi 5A -----bgr.in
  5. Xiaomi Redmi 6A 16GB 5
    Xiaomi Redmi 6A

    16GB

    ₹ 5,999 onwards

    Buy
            Meant for those who are upgrading from a feature phone to a smartphone for the first time -----digit.in
  6. YU ACE (3GB RAM, 32GB) 6
    YU ACE

    3GB RAM, 32GB

    ₹ 6,999 onwards

    Buy
            Promising but too shiny for its own good -----indiatoday.in
  7. Xiaomi Redmi 5A (3GB RAM, 32GB) 7
    Xiaomi Redmi 5A

    3GB RAM, 32GB

    ₹ 6,999 onwards

    Buy
  8. 10.or D2 (3GB RAM, 32GB) 8
    10.or D2

    3GB RAM, 32GB

    ₹ 5,999 onwards

    Buy
            An uncomplicated phone, but that isn’t necessarily a bad thing -----bgr.in
  9. iVOOMi Z1 9
    iVOOMi Z1

    ₹ 6,999 onwards

    Buy
  10. Huawei Honor 7S 10
    Huawei Honor 7S

    ₹ 6,999 onwards

    Buy
            While it does look quite good, we found actual usage to be frustrating on multiple levels -----gadgets.ndtv.com

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