The five most expensive smartphones in the world, including with the iPhone 15 Pro Max

Based just on the headline,most expensive smartphones in the world, you would be stupid to believe that this post is about limited-edition iPhones in gold or platinum or Vertu phones with diamond encrustation. We do not deny the existence of those phones—sure, they do. However, when most consumers go shopping for a new phone, they are not what they are searching for. Instead, allow us to present you with a list of the priciest cellphones that are now available for purchase. These are the top-tier flagship devices, with cutting-edge technology, potent processors, and stunning cameras. Naturally, and at a cost that will cause you to second-guess yourself.

iPhone 15 Pro Max – Rs 1,59,900

Based just on the headline, you would be stupid to believe that this post is about limited-edition iPhones in gold or platinum or Vertu phones with diamond encrustation. We do not deny the existence of those phones—sure, they do. However, when most consumers go shopping for a new phone, they are not what they are searching for. Instead, allow us to present you with a list of the priciest cellphones that are now available for purchase. These are the top-tier flagship devices, with cutting-edge technology, potent processors, and stunning cameras. Naturally, and at a cost that will cause you to second-guess yourself.

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Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 5 – Rs 1,54,999

When it comes to foldable gadgets, Samsung is a pioneer because their products have consistently been among the most cutting-edge over the years. However, there is a price for that creativity. That being said, one of the greatest folding phones available at the moment is the Galaxy Z Fold 5. When folded, it functions much like a typical slab phone. Unfolding it, however, reveals a tablet-sized screen that’s ideal for gaming, watching films, and multitasking. It also boasts a rather fashionable design, a flexible camera system, and a strong processor.

OnePlus Open – Rs 1,39,999

In relation to foldables, OnePlus’s first attempt at a foldable phone is the OnePlus Open, which is a competitive model. As for OnePlus, we’ve long known that the company sells flagship devices at somewhat reasonable prices, but the OnePlus Open defies this convention. This phone has a huge foldable display, a triple-lens camera system that was optimized in partnership with Hasselblad, and a potent Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 CPU.

iPhone 15 Pro – Rs 1,34,900

The iPhone 15 Pro, the only truly small flagship phone on the list, has many of the same capabilities as the 15 Pro Max but comes in a somewhat smaller form factor. Don’t let the smaller size deceive you, though, as the 15 Pro still sports an amazing camera setup, the same potent A17 Pro chip, and a stunning OLED display. For a phone of its size, the battery life is also fairly decent, and the design is elegant and contemporary.

Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra – Rs 1,29,999

The Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra is the epitome of the conventional smartphone form factor, therefore it requires no introduction. It boasts one of the most flexible camera systems on a phone to date, a large AMOLED display, and a potent Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 engine. It also features an integrated S Pen stylus for note-taking and drawing, as well as a long-lasting battery.

Google Pixel 8 Pro – Rs 1,03,999

The Google Pixel 8 Pro, which is also the most reasonably priced phone on our list based on its price, rounds up our list. Jokes aside, this is still a high-end gadget. Thanks to Google’s superb software processing, the Pixel 8 Pro boasts one of the greatest camera systems on any phone, a stunning AMOLED display, and the company’s proprietary Tensor G3 chip. Additionally, the Pixel 8 Pro provides software that is clear and devoid of bloatware.