Apple’s iPhone 17 -air starts at £ 1,19,900 in India with a single 48mp camera and higher prices for larger storage space. Here are five Android alternatives such as Pixel 10 Pro, Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge, and others that offer multicamera setups, larger batteries and in similar or lower pricing. A person holds a Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge phone in front of an iPhone air during Apple’s event. (Reuters) Apple’s newly disclosed iPhone 17 Air entered the Indian market with a starting price of £ 1,19,900 for the 256 GB variant, rising to £ 1,59,900 for the 1 TB model. While the device introduces a slimmer design and contains the Apple ecosystem benefit, it has a large trade-in, a single 48mp rear camera. This decision raised eyebrows among buyers expecting more versatility of a premium telephone in this price bracket. In contrast, several flag ships appear in Android as compelling alternatives, and offer more powerful camera setups, faster loading technologies and larger batteries at similar or even lower prices. Here are five Android alternatives for the iPhone Air: Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra under alternatives to the iPhone Air, the Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra has positioned itself as a direct competitor. It is a price of about £ 80,499 for the 256 GB model, and offers a 200 MP main sensor along with Telephoto, Ultrawide and Periscope lenses, which produces one of the most versatile quad camera systems currently available. It also brings the extra advantage of the S-PEN, a larger battery and Snapdragon’s latest elite chips. OnePlus 13 OnePlus also looks at this space with its OnePlus 13, praised at around £ 76,999 for the 16 GB of RAM with 512 GB storage. It contains a threefold 50mp Hassel page-appointed camera array, a large 6000mah battery and a quick load of 100W, making it a value-for-money setting compared to Apple’s slimmer, but less functional iPhone air. Pixel 10 Pro Google still targets photography enthusiasts with the Pixel 10 Pro. The phone is a triple lens system with Google’s AI-powered calculation photography, with a triple lens system with a three-year-old three-year updates system. Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge This smartphone is a direct rival for the iPhone Air. It is a price of £ 1,04,999 for the 12 GB of RAM with the 256 GB storage variant. The Samsung Galaxy S25 rand runs on Android 15 and is powered by the Snapdragon 8 -Lite processor clocked at 4.47 GHz, accompanied by 12 GB of RAM. It contains a slim design of 5.8 mm, built with a titanium frame and Corning Gorilla Glass Ceramic 2 for durability. The device contains a 200mp AI-powered camera system, supports Samsung Knox Security and Samsung Wallet, and is equipped with Galaxy AI capabilities. A battery for all day has also been integrated to support performance and multitasking on one onion. Vivo X200 Pro 5g The Vivo X200 Pro 5g works on Funtouch OS 15 based on Android 15 and is powered by the MediaAk Dimensity 9400 processor with a CPU speed of 3.626 GHz, supported by 16 GB RAM and 512 GB internal storage (LPDDR5x and UFS 4.0). It has a 6.78-inch amoled armor with a resolution of 452 PPI, 2160Hz PWM Divorce, and an update rate ranging from 0.1hz to 120Hz, with a peak brightness of 4500 nits. The rear camera system contains a 50mp Sony Lyt-818 chief sensor, a 200mp HP9 teleto sensor with 3.7 × optical zoom and 100 × digital zoom, and a 50mp ultra-wide sensor, all supported by the V3+ imaging chip. The adjustment of the device is a 6000mAH semi-solid state battery with a fast load of 90 W. This device was priced at £ 94,999 for the 16 GB RAM with 512 GB storage variant.
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