I had sleepless nights pondering the matter and my friends’ conflicting views confused me further. Was there no answer in sight? I was hopelessly perplexed. My tale began with this basic premise: if you’re looking for a phone in the Indian market, there are two options. One, buy a flagship product from storied brands; and two, pick the device that could blow the socks off a flagship, from one of the newer companies (and it helped that the challenger’s phone would cost a lot lesser than the flagship). But what was I to make of the Samsung Galaxy ...
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