Best 5G Mobile Phones Under 40000 in India

The Redmi Turbo 5’s IP69K-rated design uses a mix of glass and metal which feels very premium. Its flat display gets sufficiently bright outdoors and supports HDR10+ and Dolby Vision standards. The accompanying speakers also sound rich and loud making it great for entertainment.

Performance is not a problem with the Redmi Turbo 5 as Xiaomi has added a vapour chamber cooling system which keeps the phone running smoothly when stressed. Its software experience feels smooth and fluid but it does come loaded with plenty of bloatware.

The primary camera performs well both in daylight and low-light shooting conditions. The ultrawide camera captures softer images that aren’t that useful. The selfie camera is a weak spot and produces soft images that are low on detail.

Battery life is good but it will only last you a day under with heavy gaming use. Casual users will see better results. Charging speeds are quite fast given the high-capacity battery.

The OnePlus Nord CE 6 feels like a phone that understands restraint. It focuses on delivering a dependable, polished smartphone experience rather than trying to dominate every metric on the spec sheet. The display is fantastic, and battery life is among the best in the segment. However, it is not without its caveats. The OnePlus Nord CE 6, however, successfully manages to compensate with balance.

The Motorola Edge 70 Pro brings premium features into a sleek design. The handset comes with a bright, vivid display ideal for multimedia consumption. Moreover, the performance is decent for the price tag, and you won’t feel much trouble using this smartphone. The cameras are decent enough to get the job done, though the missing telephoto sensor would have further made it better. The Motorola Edge 70 Pro also packs a refined user interface, while the battery backup is good for its sleek form factor. If you are looking for a sleek, premium-looking smartphone that delivers good performance, offers a bright display, and shoots decent photos, consider the Motorola Edge 70 Pro. 

Oppo F33 series was recently launched in India. The lineup includes two models, dubbed Oppo F33 Pro 5G and the standard Oppo F33 5G. Priced slightly under Rs. 40,000, the Oppo F33 Pro 5G features a unique design and vibrant colour options. Oppo’s F series is positioned to offer decent mid-range devices with a good user experience. The Oppo F33 Pro 5G features a dual rear camera unit, housed in a redesigned fibreglass deco. While it does closely resemble the iPhone 17 Pro's design, the smartphone maker has given the phone its own identity by curving the bottom of the deco.

At a price tag of Rs. 32,999, the Oppo F31+ 5G impresses on two metrics: its battery life and durability. The handset can easily deliver over a day and a half of casual usage and can even stretch to two if you're conservative. It has a robust build that can survive drops and submersion in water and dust. However, these are not the only criteria for a good smartphone today, and other areas leave a bit to be desired. The cameras are par for the course, and the overall software experience is riddled with bloatware. These issues, coupled with a dated chipset, make the Oppo F31+ 5G a package that isn?t the best value-for-money.

The Oppo Reno 13 Pro 5G brings a lot of improvement to the Reno series. The latest smartphone from the brand offers a sleeker design language with aluminium frames and an  IP69 rating. The handset also packs a punch in terms of performance and gives you a good value-for-money proposition in this price segment. The cameras are capable of clicking some good photos in different lighting conditions. The Oppo Reno 13 Pro also has a good battery life, lasting slightly more than a day and having moderate to heavy usage. That said, if you are looking for an all-round package, consider this smartphone.