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Smartphone prices in Nigeria have surged over the past year, driven by inflation, foreign exchange volatility, and rising import costs. Even midrange devices outside the Samsung and iPhone ecosystems now sell for as much as ₦600,000 ($378), placing them out of reach for many users.

However, for those unwilling to compromise on performance, brands such as Infinix, Tecno, itel, Huawei, Vivo, and Redmi have stepped in with capable smartphones that balance price, power, and durability.

Below is a curated list of the top 10 smartphones available in Nigeria for under ₦150,000 ($94), all offering excellent value for money in 2025.

1. Samsung Galaxy A07 – ₦147,000 ($92.75)

The Samsung Galaxy A07 upgrades the A06 with a Helio G99 chipset, a smoother 90Hz 6.7-inch display, and Android 15 with One UI 7. Samsung’s promise of six years of software updates makes it one of the most future-proof phones in this price range.

Battery: 5,000mAh
Extras: IP54 water resistance, long-term support

2. Redmi 15C – ₦147,000 ($92.75)

The Redmi 15C is a powerhouse with a 6.9-inch 120Hz display, Helio G81 Ultra processor, and up to 8GB RAM with 256GB storage. Its 50MP dual camera and 33W fast charging make it one of the best all-rounders under ₦150,000.

Battery: 6,000mAh. For more information, visit : https://techtoday.ng/top-10-midrange-smartphones-under-%e2%82%a6150000-in-nigeria-2025-edition/

There's this new brand called realme making waves lately, they have good phones under 150k

Shey Redmi 15c is a recent release?

Omoo Naira don really depreciate, we no fit afford phones easily again

ParadoxWrites:
Omoo Naira don really depreciate, we no fit afford phones easily again

In buharis last year, you could get phones as low as 73k.
Same quality of phones are from 147/150k now.

Just 3 years

When I saw Redmi 15c, I knew I shouldn't take this post seriously. That phone has no business in the midrange section

The tecno pova falls in this

Cofficial:
Smartphone prices in Nigeria have surged over the past year, driven by inflation, foreign exchange volatility, and rising import costs. Even midrange devices outside the Samsung and iPhone ecosystems now sell for as much as ₦600,000 ($378), placing them out of reach for many users.

However, for those unwilling to compromise on performance, brands such as Infinix, Tecno, itel, Huawei, Vivo, and Redmi have stepped in with capable smartphones that balance price, power, and durability.

Below is a curated list of the top 10 smartphones available in Nigeria for under ₦150,000 ($94), all offering excellent value for money in 2025.

1. Samsung Galaxy A07 – ₦147,000 ($92.75)

The Samsung Galaxy A07 upgrades the A06 with a Helio G99 chipset, a smoother 90Hz 6.7-inch display, and Android 15 with One UI 7. Samsung’s promise of six years of software updates makes it one of the most future-proof phones in this price range.

Battery: 5,000mAh
Extras: IP54 water resistance, long-term support

2. Redmi 15C – ₦147,000 ($92.75)

The Redmi 15C is a powerhouse with a 6.9-inch 120Hz display, Helio G81 Ultra processor, and up to 8GB RAM with 256GB storage. Its 50MP dual camera and 33W fast charging make it one of the best all-rounders under ₦150,000.

Battery: 6,000mAh. For more information, visit : https://techtoday.ng/top-10-midrange-smartphones-under-%e2%82%a6150000-in-nigeria-2025-edition/

If not for brands like Tecno and the likes, where I go see big money buy phone? Money wey fit buy land