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Need a budget phone with native call recording function without announcement & 120Hz display atleast 6.5”. Max budget 15K.
Smartphone upto 15k with call recording without announcement
Increase budget a bit & grab Samsung M35. Else Samsung M15 is also decent.
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Users have reported that its very bulky. In daily usage, lighter phones are very handy.
moto g35-not sure whether it has call recording without announcement or not.
Yes, 220g is on the heavier side but not like you have other good Samsung options.
All other phones have announcement while recording a call, I think.
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are there apps which can automatically record calls without announcing? i was a boldbeast user many years back but now theh are discontinued i think
No AFAIK
Google doesn't allow it, might need to root phone. Samsung's system app does it in India, so not restricted by Google's general policies.
Oppo-vivo-oneplus support call recording without announcement.
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Now native call recording is available on iPhone for the first time ever… But it is with announcement… hopefully some app will bring it without announcement.
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Is it really true? Does it support automatic call recording? or will have to press button to record? Samsung’s feature is excellent
I have enabled it to automatically record unknown calls
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And from known calls?
Yeah you can do that also.
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In motorola i have seen that i need to add each contact individually to record. this is very tiresome as we have 1000-1500 people in contact list
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Purchased Samsung A15 for 15k for mother and got her old Moto G31 with me. Now I would like to know how to auto record all calls in the G31?
Why A15? Why not M15 for cheaper or M35 for the same price?
I just would like to know if I am missing anything.
+1
Also any mobile with dedicated Dual 5G SIM Slot with microSDXC expansion slot?
It's getting rarer or at least that's the case among the phones I checked (phones priced around or under 15k). Poco M6 and Narzo 67 are the only two I know of have dedicated slots.
128GB space is enough for phones... for futuristic...at least 5 years?
I guess that depends on user. Today 4+128 is pretty common, if I remember right 5yrs ago 2+32 or 3+32 was common. I would expect in 5yrs we would be seeing more than 128gigs in base variants of mid to premium budget phones.
If I am buying today (actually I am looking) my filter would be (is) 5G, 6+128, priced <15k and boots Android 14.
I have narrowed down these 4
Samsung M15
Realme P1
CMF 1
Samsung M35
www.smartprix.com/mobiles/compare.php?ids=pd16owutgtd,pd1fot992d3,pd1lm90xdg4,pd1z49xm56y
Samsung M35 looks good
CMF is the most powerful phone there. 6GB RAM is ok for stock android & 2 OS updates is also fine. Considering the underpowered phones with 6GB RAM that Samsung sells with 4 OS updates, those will become laggy IMO after 2-3 years.
download odialer app from color os available on play store.
also there are many alternatives available recently for root and non rooted devices.
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A15 weighs 200g while M15 & M35 weigh 217 & 222 grams respectively. When other specs are almost same in A15 vs M15 but Weight also matters as it will be used on every moment of the day by a senior citizen.
Thank you but if you come across any English version/equivalent of this, let us know.
*www.samsung.com/nl/smartphones/galaxy-a/galaxy-a16-5g-blue-black-128gb-sm-a166bzkdeub/
with 6 generation of OS update which is impressive, hope they price similar to M15 when it comes to India.