Here Are the Best Battery Phones Across Price Ranges (March 2025) According to Our Tests , Urdu Wirsa

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Here Are the Best Battery Phones Across Price Ranges (March 2025) According to Our Tests , Urdu Wirsa

When it comes to buying a smartphone, battery life is a top priority for many—because, let’s be honest, no one enjoys the anxiety of a dying phone mid-scroll. And we totally get it! Who wouldn’t want a device that actually keeps up with their day?

So, instead of making you dig through endless options, we’ve done the heavy lifting as we do every month. This article rounds up the best battery champs across different price ranges and shows how they stack up against the competition.

But this list isn’t just about the latest releases—we’ve also included some 2024 models that are still going strong. Whether you need a budget-friendly battery beast or a premium powerhouse that refuses to quit, we’ve got you covered. Let’s get into it!

Testing Criteria

We put these smartphones through their paces to see which one truly shines. Here’s how we tested them:

PCMark Battery: This test imitates daily use to reveal which phone lasts the longest on paper.
Charging Speed: We timed how fast each phone goes from dead to full, so you know which one won’t leave you staring at a charging screen forever.

Best Battery Phone Under Rs 15,000

Redmi 14C

PCMark Battery Endurance: 27 hours 12 minutes
Charging Speed: 1 hour 23 minutes (100%)

The Redmi 14C absolutely crushed our PCMark battery test, lasting a jaw-dropping 27 hours and 12 minutes. Meanwhile, the Vivo T4x and POCO M7 barely made it past the 20-hour mark, struggling to keep up with the battery champ.

Simply put, no other phone in our tests—flagship, mid-range, or premium—managed to match the Redmi 14C’s insane endurance. This phone just refuses to quit!

As for charging, it took 1 hour and 23 minutes to go from dead to full. The other two took extra time to fully charge.

Check out the image below to see how these phones stacked up:

Best Battery Phone Under Rs 25,000

Nothing Phone 3a (New Launch)

PCMark Endurance: 22 hours 20 minutes
Charging Speed: 1 hour

The Nothing Phone (3a) comes with a 5,000mAh battery and 50W fast charging. In our PCMark battery test, it powered through an impressive 22 hours and 20 minutes, leaving its so-called “Pro” sibling in the dust.

Meanwhile, rivals like the OnePlus Nord CE4 Lite and the fresh-out-the-box Realme P3 Pro couldn’t even make it past the 20-hour mark.

When it comes to charging, the Nothing Phone (3a) needed one hour to go from zero to full. The OnePlus Nord CE4 Lite took an extra 11 minutes, while the Realme P3 Pro managed to shave off 3 minutes, making it the fastest of the bunch.

Check out the image below for the full breakdown:

Best Battery Phone Under Rs 30,000

iQOO Neo 10R (New Launch)

PCMark Endurance: 23 hours 17 minutes
Charging Speed: 54 minutes

The iQOO Neo 10R launched this month in India, and it’s already stealing the spotlight—not just for its blazing-fast performance but also for its beastly battery life.

When put against the POCO X7 Pro and Vivo T3 Ultra, the Neo 10R flexed its endurance muscles, lasting six hours and seven hours longer than its rivals. That’s not just a win—it’s a knockout.

Plus, it’s not just about numbers on paper. In real-world use, this phone breezed through over a day of light to moderate tasks without breaking a sweat.

On the charging front, the Neo 10R took its sweet time, finishing three minutes more than the POCO X7 Pro and four minutes more than the Vivo T3 Ultra.

Check out the image below to see the full battery showdown:

Best Battery Phone Under Rs 50,000

Vivo V50

PCMark Endurance: 21 hours 14 minutes
Charging Speed: 44 minutes

Vivo launched the V50 in India a while back, and let’s just say—it’s got stamina for days. Packing a 6,000mAh battery with 90W flash charging, this phone lasts quite long.

During the PCMark battery test, the Vivo V50 held strong for 21 hours and 14 minutes—a seriously impressive feat. And despite its hefty battery, it went from 0 to 100% in just 44 minutes.

Meanwhile, the OnePlus 13R and iQOO 12 didn’t even make it past the 20-hour mark—so much for endurance.

But when it comes to charging, the iQOO 12 pulled off a shocker, going from dead to fully charged in just 30 minutes.

Check out the image below to see how these phones fared against each other:

Best Battery Phone Under Rs 70,000

iQOO 13

PCMark Endurance: 21 hours 29 minutes
Charging Speed: 38 minutes

The iQOO 13 flexed its battery muscles in the PCMark test, lasting a whopping 21 hours and 29 minutes. Meanwhile, the Vivo X200 and OnePlus 13 tapped out before even hitting the 20-hour mark.

For gamers, this phone’s battery drains smoothly without those annoying, unexpected dips. And if you’re just using it for daily tasks, expect it to comfortably last over a day with light to moderate usage.

Speaking of charging, the iQOO 13 took 38 minutes to go from zero to full. The Vivo X200 sped ahead with just 30 minutes, while the OnePlus 13 shaved off seven minutes compared to the iQOO.

Check out the image below for a direct comparison of these phones:

And that’s a wrap on this month’s battery champs! But hey, the tech world never sleeps, and neither do we. Keep checking MySmartPrice for more expert picks—whether it’s the hottest new releases or underrated gems waiting to be discovered!

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Testing Criteria

We put these smartphones through their paces to see which one truly shines. Here’s how we tested them:

PCMark Battery: This test imitates daily use to reveal which phone lasts the longest on paper.
Charging Speed: We timed how fast each phone goes from dead to full, so you know which one won’t leave you staring at a charging screen forever.