Jio Bharat V4 4G
Jio Bharat V4 stands out as a 4G powerhouse in the sub-₹1000 world, bringing affordable high-speed calling and data to rural and urban users alike. Its compact design slips easily into pockets, and that 1000mAh battery keeps you connected for days. Ideal for Jio network fans wanting VoLTE without smartphone complexity. Users love how it handles basic needs flawlessly while supporting expandable storage for music and photos.

SPECS
THE GOOD
Super long battery life, lasts a week easily.
Clear 4G calls even in low signal areas.
Great value for Jio users with cheap data.
THE BAD
No WiFi or front camera for selfies.
Tiny screen not great for videos.
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GFive U101
At just ₹499, GFive U101 is a steal for ultra-basic needs, boasting a sharp 1.8-inch display that's rare in this price range. Dual SIM support means juggling two numbers effortlessly, and the 1000mAh battery handles daily calls without a hitch. Perfect for students or as a secondary phone—simple, tough, and surprisingly snappy thanks to its 1.2GHz processor.

SPECS
THE GOOD
Incredibly cheap and still has decent screen quality.
Dual SIM works perfectly for work-personal split.
THE BAD
Very limited storage, fills up fast.
No 4G, stuck on 2G/3G speeds.
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Jio Bharat V3
Similar to its V4 sibling but slightly tweaked for even better reliability, Jio Bharat V3 delivers seamless 4G VoLTE at ₹799. The 1.77-inch screen is vibrant enough for quick glances, and expandable storage up to 128GB lets you hoard ringtones or FM radio recordings. A go-to for budget-conscious Jio subscribers seeking no-nonsense performance.

SPECS
THE GOOD
Reliable 4G voice calls, crystal clear.
Compact and lightweight for daily carry.
Battery sips power wisely.
THE BAD
Lacks advanced features like WiFi.
Basic camera barely usable.
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GFive A31-C
GFive A31-C nails the budget sweet spot at ₹690 with a Helio processor that feels peppier than expected. Dual SIM and hybrid memory card slot make it versatile for light multimedia, while the 1000mAh battery promises all-day endurance. Great pick for those wanting a bit more oomph without crossing ₹1000.

SPECS
THE GOOD
Smooth for calls and texts, no lags.
Affordable with expandable storage.
THE BAD
Small internal memory limits apps.
Processor not the fastest.
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Micromax X1i Smart Plus
Micromax revives with X1i Smart Plus, packing a beefy 1750mAh battery and larger 2.4-inch screen for under ₹1000. Dual SIM and generous RAM make multitasking a breeze for basics. It's a nod to nostalgia with modern twists, appealing to fans of Indian brands.

SPECS
THE GOOD
Huge battery outlasts competitors.
Bigger screen for easier viewing.
THE BAD
Camera quality is poor.
Build feels plasticky.
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HMD 105
HMD's 105 brings Nokia-like toughness with 4G readiness under ₹1000. Clean interface, long battery, and reliable build make it a favorite for durability seekers. Expandable storage adds practicality for contacts and tunes.

SPECS
THE GOOD
Bulletproof build quality.
Simple, intuitive menu.
THE BAD
Minimal features.
No camera flash.
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Nokia 105 Dual Sim 2023
Nokia's timeless 105 Dual Sim refresh offers dual lines, robust 1000mAh battery, and iconic durability—all for ₹949. Perfect backup phone with a no-fuss interface that even grandparents master instantly. Stands tall in longevity tests.
