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Waterproof and dual sim phone under 25000 to 30000
Sir, iam planning to upgrade from my moto g 1 gen. Iam looking for a mobile between the price range of ₹25000-₹30000. It must be dual sim and waterproof and should have a decent battery life. I do lot of web browsing and sometimes use it for listening to music. Please advise.
Would you spend Rs.20,000 on a premium purifier or choose a Rs.12,000 model after checking your water quality?
Some expensive models offer extra storage, displays and multiple purification stages. I'm not sure whether those upgrades are necessary for my home's water supply.
Has anyone switched from a rented water purifier to owning one? Was it worth the hassle?
Renting seems convenient because servicing and maintenance may be included, but monthly payments keep adding up. Buying one outright sounds better in the long run, provided the maintenance isn't too expensive.
Is checking TDS enough when choosing a water purifier, or do you look at anything else?
Most discussions about purifiers quickly turn into comparisons of TDS numbers. I'm trying to understand what other information people consider before deciding which purification technology suits their water supply.
Is a refrigerator with an external water dispenser actually convenient or just another thing to clean?
I like the idea of getting chilled water without opening the fridge every time. But I'm unsure whether the dispenser and its maintenance are worth the extra cost.
RO vs UV purifier: what would you install if your water source changed between seasons?
Our water supply isn't always the same, and I'm unsure whether buying an RO purifier by default is the right move. I want to understand what people consider before choosing a system.
Does the IP48 rating make you less worried about using the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip8 around water?
Foldables have always made me a little cautious around water, so the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip8’s IP48 rating caught my attention. I’m wondering if this added protection makes everyday situations like using the phone near a sink or during light rain feel less stressful.
Do I need a purifier if bottled water is already used?
We still buy bottles occasionally because everyone at home doesn’t trust the tap water. Feels like we’re paying twice.
I started checking the latest water purifiers and ended up spending more time comparing service plans than the machines
Kent, Aquaguard and Pureit all have newer models, but nobody tells you how much the long-term maintenance will annoy you.
I thought buying a water purifier would take one evening until I started asking everyone what they pay for filter change
Kent, Aquaguard and Pureit all looked fine at first, but now maintenance costs have completely changed my shortlist.
Does anyone else notice how much water they drink only after getting a purifier at home
I used to casually drink water throughout the day but now I somehow keep track of how often I refill my bottle. Never expected a purifier to change that habit.
I never thought about how much water a purifier wastes until I started paying attention to the drain pipe
The purifier was already installed at home, so I never questioned it. Now I am curious how much water actually gets wasted over time.
I never thought I would care about water flow speed until my purifier became slow
Now filling a bottle feels like it takes forever. Funny how you only notice these things once they change.
I never thought I would have to think this much about where to place a water purifier
It needs to be convenient, but then there is the water connection and drainage to consider. Somehow buying it was easier than deciding where it should go
Has anyone else noticed the water taste changing after a filter replacement
I thought I was imagining it at first but the taste feels slightly different after changing filters. Wondering if anyone else has noticed this.
Is a water dispenser on the fridge actually useful or just one more thing to clean?
I like the idea of having cold water ready, but I’m not sure I’d use it enough. It would be nice to hear from people who actually have one.
Does anyone else forget to change their purifier filter until the water flow gets weird?
I’m terrible at keeping track of maintenance dates. Usually I only remember something that needs attention when I notice a change.
Do you actually notice a difference between purified water brands?
I’ve tried different purifiers at different places and sometimes the water tastes slightly different. Not sure if that’s just in my head.
Does buying an RO make sense if the water already tastes fine?
The water at my place doesn’t have any obvious taste or smell issue. Still seeing everyone recommend RO, so I’m wondering if I’m missing something.
Is the yearly maintenance cost of a water purifier easy to underestimate?
The purifier price looks manageable, but I keep hearing about filter replacements later. Trying to understand the actual long-term cost before buying one.
