Samsung Galaxy M11

OhoPrice editorial review

Our Take: The Samsung Galaxy M11 at Rs 24,999 is an older model that retains relevance through its triple-camera system and Samsung's software support. The Snapdragon 450 processor, while dated at 14 nm, handles everyday tasks reliably, and Samsung's software optimisation ensures smooth performance for messaging, browsing, and video playback. The triple-camera headlined by a 13 MP f/1.8 main sensor with PDAF produces solid daylight photos, and the 5 MP ultrawide lens adds genuine versatility for group shots — a feature that distinguishes this phone from single-camera rivals. The 8 MP f/2.0 selfie camera is adequate for video calls. With 3 GB of RAM and 32 GB of storage, the configuration is below average — you will need to manage files regularly to avoid running out of space. The 5000 mAh battery provides a full day of moderate use. At 161.4 mm tall, the phone is one of the more compact options in this batch. Samsung's update track record and service network add long-term value. This phone suits buyers who want a compact Samsung phone with camera versatility. The Villaon V50s at Rs 21,399 saves you Rs 3,600 and offers double the RAM at 4 GB (base) and double the storage at 64 GB — specifications that significantly outclass the Galaxy M11's 3 GB RAM and 32 GB storage. The Villaon's 4000 mAh battery is smaller than Samsung's 5000 mAh cell, but the storage and RAM advantages are meaningful for daily use. The M11's triple-camera system with ultrawide lens is a hardware advantage the Villaon's basic 8 MP camera cannot replicate. Samsung's brand also carries better resale value and longer software support. For buyers who prioritise camera versatility and brand assurance, the Galaxy M11 retains a niche; the Villaon V50s delivers more RAM and storage at a lower price for those who do not need an ultrawide lens. PTA Note: Older Samsung models may already be PTA-approved, but verify the IMEI on the PTA website before committing to buy.