Best Smartphone for someone that doesn't use the camera

[Wismito]

Hello, this is my first post in this forum, and my english is rusty, sorry in advance.

I'm looking for a Smartphone, max 800€ , I watch/read reviews of new devices, but they usually focus on the camera.
In my case it's rare that i take a photo with the phone. Thats why what i want is something with good performance and good software without taking the camera into account.
¿What would you recommend for someone like me?

Thank you in advance for your recomendations

 

[B. Diddy]

Welcome to Android Central! There are so many options out there that it would be helpful to know any other criteria that are important to you. Also, what region do you live in?

The OnePlus 11 is probably worth considering. There are also powerful phones from companies like Xiaomi, Oppo, and their subsidiaries like Realme or Poco, but these can be saddled with some annoying bloatware as well as overly aggressive RAM management built into the firmware.

 

[Wismito]

I've been rewriting this post for a while, as it says its inappropiate or contains spam.
I use an A96 from Oppo, i looked at s23 and it was too small for me.
I need performance for work and games and my screen size preference is min 6.3 inch
Don't need wireless charging but would welcome it and i dont like Xiaomi (previous bugs with MIUI and dont want to risk it anymore)

Edit: I live in EU (spain)

 

[Mr. Lucky]

Take a look at Motorola phones. They are probably the closest to pure Android other than Pixel, though they are not known for outstanding camera performance.

 

[mustang7757]

Welcome to AC!
I think One Plus would be pretty good option

 

[B. Diddy]

Take a look at Motorola phones. They are probably the closest to pure Android other than Pixel, though they are not known for outstanding camera performance.

Motorola phones are also primarily midrange or budget. There might be one or two models that provide close to flagship performance, but it can be challenging to figure out which ones.

 

[mustang7757]

Motorola phones are also primarily midrange or budget. There might be one or two models that provide close to flagship performance, but it can be challenging to figure out which ones.

One Plus flagships would wipe the floor with any Motorola lol

 

[Wismito]

I'll have to wait until Oneplus 11 with 16gb RAM gets a discount, as soon as i can get it in Spain at less than 800€ i probably will get it
Or would you say 8gb is enough to work smoothly with remote controls, massive spredsheets, etc?
Edit: I've checked Oneplus website and its already saying oneplus 12 is out in january, so maybe i wait 1 month, probably oneplus 11 will go down in price by then

 

[Kai Archer]

If you're not really into cameras, the OnePlus 10T might be your vibe. It's got that slim design, Gorilla Glass 5, and a cool 6.7" Fluid AMOLED display. Running on the Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1, it's reliable for your everyday stuff. Plus, the 4800 mAh battery and super-fast 150W wired charging mean it can handle whatever you throw at it.