We previously gave you a list of smartphones in the Philippines under PHP 5K and PHP 10K. This time, we’re increasing the budget to PHP 15K, which is a good starting point if you’re looking for a decent mid-ranger. Check them out below.
Author’s note: The smartphones listed below are those that are officially announced or launched in the Philippines. The list is arranged by price from highest to lowest.
| SMARTPHONE | RELEASE DATE | PRICE |
|---|---|---|
| Realme 5 Pro | AUGUST | PHP 13,990 (8GB + 128GB) PHP 11,990 (4GB + 128GB) |
| Realme 3 Pro | MAY | PHP 13,990 (6GB + 128GB) PHP 11,990 (4GB + 64GB) |
| Samsung Galaxy A30 | FEBRUARY | PHP 13,990 |
| OPPO A7 | MARCH | PHP 13,990 (4GB + 64GB) PHP 10,990 (3GB + 64GB) |
| Vivo V15 | MARCH | PHP 12,999 |
| Vivo S1 | MAY | PHP 12,999 (6GB + 128GB) |
| Vivo V11i (6GB) | MARCH | PHP 12,999 |
| Redmi Note 8 Pro | OCTOBER | PHP 12,990 (6GB + 128GB) PHP 11,490 (6GB + 64GB) |
| Samsung Galaxy A30s | SEPTEMBER | PHP 12,990 |
| Cherry Mobile Flare S8 Plus | JULY | PHP 12,900 |
| Samsung Galaxy M30 | FEBRUARY | PHP 12,490 |
| Xiaomi Mi A3 | JULY | PHP 11,990 |
| Huawei Y9 Prime 2019 | MAY | PHP 11,990 (4GB + 128GB) |
| Xiaomi Redmi Note 7 | MARCH | PHP 11,490 |
| Vivo Y17 | MAY | PHP 10,999 |
| Samsung Galaxy M20 | MARCH | PHP 10,990 |
| OPPO A5 2020 | OCTOBER | PHP 10,990 |
And there you have it. If we missed anything, let us know in the comments below.
