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Top 3 Smartphones With 3GB RAM Under Rs. 10,000 In India

You spend considerable amount of money to buy a premium looking smartphone, bring the device at home, load some games in it and what happens next? You face lag issues while playing games and even while multitasking. Isn’t that annoying?

If you don’t want to experience the same, and if you are looking for a smartphone with excellent performance with your budget capped at Rs. 10,000, then this post might help you take the right decision. Read on to find out top 3 smartphones with 3GB RAM under Rs. 10,000 which you can but in India.

Top 3 Smartphones With 3GB RAM Under Rs. 10,000

Needless to say, more RAM is not the sole reason behind faster performance of a smartphone. Number of cores and chipset are also responsible in determining the speed of the phone. But if you are looking for smartphone specifically on the basis of RAM, then we have the following list of best smartphones under Rs. 10,000 which house 3GB of RAM.

1. Coolpad Note 3: Rs. 8,999

The smartphone that tops our list is Coolpad Note 3. Apart from offering massive RAM, this smartphone has many other impressive features as well. It comes with a large 5.5-inch HD display, great camera combination, mammoth 3000mAh battery as well as fingerprint sensor for additional security. Fingerprint sensor at price point of RS. 8,999, certainly gives this phone an edge over its competitors. This dual SIM phones also comes with 4G LTE support.

2. Xolo Black 1X: Rs. 9,999

Besides 3GB of RAM, another highlight of this phone is its 5-inch full HD display with 1920×1080 pixels resolution, 441ppi pixel density and Dragon trail Glass protection. It is priced higher than the Coolpad Note 3 and misses out on fingerprint sensor. Rest all other specs of this phone are really impressive. 

3. Intex Cloud Swift: Rs. 8,888

It carries the lowest price tag among the three smartphones listed here. Considering what the other two smartphones offer besides 3GB of RAM, spec-sheet of Cloud Swift seems a bit disappointing. It does not sport a full HD display like the Black 1X, nor does it feature a fingerprint sensor like the Coolpad Note 3. Moreover, camera combination of this phone is just average on spec-sheet.

Note: All three smartphones are dual SIM phones and support 4G LTE connectivity. Coolpad Note 3 and Xolo Black 1X feature octa-core processors while Intex Cloud Swift comes with a quad-core processor.

Verdict

Coolpad Note 3 is apparently the winner in this race. It gives you the features of a high-end smartphone within Rs. 10,000 price range. Xolo Black 1X misses out on fingerprint sensor, yet it is a strong contender with a full HD display and great camera combination to offer. Intex Cloud Swift does disappoint us a little since it does not have very exciting features to offer apart from 3GB of RAM.

Which handset among the three smartphones with 3GB RAM under Rs. 10,000 listed above would you prefer to buy? Share your views with us in the comments section below!

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