Flagship smartphones are getting wildly expensive but budget device performance might be severely lacking. Here are nine solid mid-way options with minimal compromise at a good price.
There are numerous highly capable smartphones that South Africans can buy from online stores for under R10,000.
However, somewhere between budget and flagship are many higher-end midrange smartphones and old flagships that offer a great balance between performance and reasonable pricing. MyBroadband looked at all the best smartphones South Africans can buy from prominent online stores for under R10,000. Most models can also put out high screen refresh rates of 120Hz, support 5G connectivity, and some can even load eSIMs.
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