Top 10 Best Smartphones In Malaysia 2022

Even the Mi 10T Pro – their flagship – is available at standard mid-range prices despite its premium features and performance. Even if you’re the organised type of person who keeps a fully charged powerbank with them at all times, good smartphone battery life is very important. Most smartphones have 2,500mAh – 4,000mAh, with some top-of-the-range models offering 5,000mAh.

The price of smartphones differs depending on its model, specification, features and more. Meanwhile, middle-range brands like Samsung cost roughly above RM 1,000 and the higher-end ones such as Apple would cost you at least RM3,000. The screen is a 6.7 inches Foldable Dynamic AMOLED that also supports 60Hz and 120Hz refresh rates. On the latter, it will benefit not just games but overall fluidity when you browse and navigate through the smartphone. Not forgetting; the crease of the fold can be noticeable but it doesn’t bother us. In fact, we hardly notice it unless we actually, fold the screen (in a 90-degree position and so).

As apps get bigger, cameras get better, and more content becomes downloadable, internal storage on smartphones is increasing as well. The standard for lower-end models is 64GB and up to 512GB on high-end models – with the Apple iPhone 13 Pro Max offering up to an incredible 1TB of storage. The newest smartphone from Huawei, the Nova 7 5G is an ultra-capable smartphone that you can get for relatively cheap. For just under RM 2000, you can enjoy flagship-like performance as well as an award-winning camera system that keeps Huawei users coming back thanks to its superb picture quality and camera performance.

You can expand your storage either through cloud services, such as Apple iCloud or Google Drive, or on some Android phones, a MicroSD card. A catch here is that because Google only outsources the primary coding for the latest Android system versions, they are not able to control what phone manufacturers do to the end-result of the smartphone and the OS in it. Thus, this can distort the perfect Android experience and overall user satisfaction. This generation of iPhones has a bigger low light sensor, which means you can look forward to better low-light capture and overall great-quality photo details. With the addition of Dolby Vision HDR support, you can film great video qualities on this device.

The Realme 8 5G features a 6.5-inch FHD+ LCD display that’s capable of a 90Hz refresh rate. Like the other 5G-capable smartphones on this list, it has a MediaTek Dimensity 700 SoC. It also has 8GB of RAM and 128GB of storage, with expandable storage also possible.

The best Samsung models are at the premium end of the price range in the Android market, and brands such as Oppo and Xiaomi offer some very strong specs at a range of reasonable prices. Similar to Huawei, Samsung caters for smartphones in all price brackets. While its Galaxy S series carries its flagship and high-end devices, the Galaxy M and Galaxy A series are treasured by budget-conscious buyers.

Bear in mind that the advertised storage does include pre-installed apps, some of which cannot be removed. Generally, the more RAM the better – but it can also depend on your processor and operating system. For example, Apple iPhones do a great job with 4GB RAM because the entire iOS operating system is optimised very well to make the most of it.

Ah yes, it’s that time of the year where people start singing in celebration and the festival mood appears—no not Christmas, but the annual SoyaCincau wrap up of the best smartphones you can get for under RM1,000. That’s right, we’re back with a bunch of devices that’ll do the job for you and won’t break the bank too. Some flagship models have wireless charging, and most recent models should offer fast charging, allowing you to charge up to 60% in 30 minutes using a USB-C port. You can’t have a list of the best smartphones without mentioning Xiaomi, and the Xiaomi Mi 10T Pro is their fastest, most powerful, and most surprisingly affordable flagship ever.

Meanwhile, if you’re an avid mobile gamer, opt for a bigger display so you would be able to see more details such as your enemies’ whereabouts. Logically, the smaller the display, the harder it is you’re going to read texts. Choosing the right display may be a hassle when it comes to buying a smartphone regardless of age, as smartphone displays vary in size. For instance, if portability is what you’re looking for, a smaller display would suffice as it is easier to hold and use with one hand.

An upgrade to the S20 FE; this Galaxy S21 Fan Edition smartphone by Samsung has managed to hail praises from most users at first glance. It has the likes of 5G connectivity, a tri-camera system with 30x Zoom and a 120Hz display. This generation comes in 4 colours and is of a matte finish to give a comfortable grip.