Key Factors to Consider

Processor and RAM:

The processor is the brain of your smartphone, it processes and handles all the major computing tasks. Look for a phone with a powerful processor to ensure smooth performance, especially if you are into gaming and multitasking. The processor, RAM, and memory work hand in hand when accessing applications and should run simultaneously without lagging. Aim for at least a minimum of 4GB of RAM for a seamless user experience.

Display:

The display is your window into the digital world, so choose wisely. Consider screen size, resolution, and display type. For immersive viewing, a larger screen with a high resolution, like Full HD or OLED is ideal.

Camera:

Smartphone cameras have increasingly become sophisticated and are just as useful as a stand-alone camera. Today's smartphones cater to both casual photographers and those in the mainstream. If camera quality is a priority, the major players on mobile equipped their phones with multiple lenses so this should be a priority, along with optical image stabilization and advanced features like low-light performance and portrait mode. "priority"

Battery Life:

A long-lasting battery is essential for heavy users who spend significant time multitasking and managing photos on their smartphones. Always consider battery capacity when choosing the right cellphone; check for mAh (milliampere-hours), you also you want to check for power-saving features.

Storage:

Storage capacity determines how much data you can store on your phone, including apps, photos, videos, and music. Good storage is at least 64GB of storage, and consider expandable storage options if you need more space.