So why waste a lot of money in a phone if you have such basic requirements ?
Get some sub 5k phone from Nokia or Samsung.
All high-end phones are touch based. If you're a rough user & want to use your whole budget, then go for Motorola Defy for about 17k. Its gorrila glass is scratch-proof & the phone itself is rugged.
I suggested the best phone which your budget can buy based on your requirements. Defy was launched in India recently but it is not a very latest phone considering it runs Android 2.1. Also it seems that you're a big noob in mobile phones. Still if you insist on buying outdated Nokia crapware, feel free to do so. It will be a great wastage of money.
^^^ try to be little gentle buddy
@baker
Motorola Defy or Samsung Wave 2, both have 3.7" screen with great resolution and flash support, which make then ideal for web browsing. Though I suggest you to get Defy as its more rugged and android browser is more mature.
And that nokia e73 was good, but nowhere near above two mentioned phones
But i heard motorola is poor performer in case of battery back up is it correct....
and amazingly all the high end phones are coming only in full touch... what abt for rough users.. too bad..
thats may be correct.. for last 2 year am using sonyericsson k220i... [it was 2300Rs 2 year back]...
till now i not even check whats happening in mobile market....
but i heard motorola is poor performer in case of battery back up is it correct....
and amazingly all the high end phones are coming only in full touch... what abt for rough users.. too bad..
any way i will check Moto defy..
It was a time when people only relied only on Nokia (& Sony Ericsson to some point). That time brands like LG, Motorola, Samsung, etc caused users to doubt its reliability. Things have changed now. Samsung Galaxy S, Motorola Milestone & LG Optimus One changed the perception we had for those brands.
Android phones have a poor battery backup be it Samsung or Motorola. This is because the phone is capable of doing plenty of things & thus hogs battery.
One more thing I want to ask you is what is rough usage which is meant to be done to a phone. Do you use it to play football ?
^^Unless the OP wants to throw his whole budget + 1k, it is useless to get the phone. From the requirements of the OP, Nokia C5 is the best buy.
^^that was if the OP wanted to consider a full touch phone in the nokia brand name + he gets an 8MP camera with AMOLED screen and the gorilla glass display which makes it scratch resistant. (good if you are a rough handler of your phone.)
^^that was if the OP wanted to consider a full touch phone in the nokia brand name + he gets an 8MP camera with AMOLED screen and the gorilla glass display which makes it scratch resistant. (good if you are a rough handler of your phone.)