11 Best Gaming Phones Under $500 (2025)

[@RUDEUSx.0]

keep going bro ❤❤

[@najmulhasan-ml5qg]

Can honor gt be a choice?

[@Top11games67]

Yes, the Honor GT with the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 is an excellent choice-flagship-level performance, perfect for smooth gaming, and great value for the price. It’s disappointing I missed this one!

[@siriusj7987]

Bro what about tecno pova 6 pro 5g??

[@Top11games67]

"It's great for games like PUBG and COD, but not ideal for Genshin since the Dimensity 6080 is a mid-tier chipset. At that price range, there are better options like the Poco F6."

[@doneyeah7770]

Just buy older flagships

[@HASKAY-EDITS]

poco x7 pro: hello there

[@obessed]

did u buy it ?

[@HASKAY-EDITS]

@obessed yep as a second device

[@Top11games67]

"Damn, the Poco X7 Pro is actually pretty great! The Dimensity 8400 Ultra is a solid mid-high-tier chipset. Can’t believe I missed this phone, thanks for pointing it out!"

[@btggaming4133]

So Infinix GT20 pro is better than poco x6 pro 😂

[@Top11games67]

It’s kind of a debate, but here’s the thing: the Poco X6 Pro with the Dimensity 8300 Ultra is a slightly higher-tier chip than the Dimensity 8200 in the Infinix GT Pro. The problem with the Poco X6 Pro is that it doesn’t offer stable FPS, while the GT Pro does, and it has much better temperature management. Both phones are great for their price, but the issue with the GT Pro is that it doesn’t come in a 512GB variant, while the Poco X6 Pro does. Overall, both are good options, but for stable FPS in gaming, the Infinix GT Pro is my pick."

[@btggaming4133]

🤔 I guess you are right