Vybrali jsme nejlepší telefony do 5 000 Kč v roce 2025

We have selected the best phones under 5,000 CZK in 2025

Want a decently equipped mobile phone and spend a maximum of CZK 5,000 on it? Yes, it's possible. On the market in 2025, you will find a number of respectable pieces that boast a great price/performance ratio. To make your job easier, we at FIXED have selected the 5 best phones in this price category for you.

The most expensive phone is not for everyone

In our article about the best phones of 2025, we took a look at this year's top mobile phones. However, these "machines" require an investment of tens of thousands of CZK, which is not for everyone.

Fortunately, after more detailed research, you will find that there are new smartphone models with an interesting price/performance ratio that won't cost you a fortune.

In this price range, you will find a reliable phone for everyday use (calls, messages, social networks), but of course you cannot expect premium performance or a top-notch camera like in flagship models.

How we selected the best mobile phones under CZK 5,000

Because any selection of the best mobile phones is to some extent individual, we have set criteria by which we will decide:

  • price maximum 5,000 CZK
  • maximum one model from each brand
  • price/performance ratio
  • display
  • camera
  • battery life

Some of the selected models hit the market in 2024, but they still made it to the TOP devices of 2025 in this category.

We've ranked our favorites from 5th to 1st. So we won't keep you waiting any longer...

5. OnePlus Nord CE4 Lite or compactness and solid display

We have also included the OnePlus phone in our selection of TOP mobile phones 2025 , and this manufacturer is deservedly represented among the best smartphones under CZK 5,000.

The OnePlus Nord CE4 Lite model impresses with a large 6.67″ AMOLED display, Snapdragon 695 5G processor and 8 GB of RAM. The battery has a capacity of 5,110 mAh and supports 80 W fast charging.

The phone is relatively compact and offers a cleaner Android build (OxygenOS), which users praise for its speed and simplicity.

Price: from approx. 4,600 CZK in the 8 GB/256 GB version.

Pros: 120 HZ AMOLED display, 80 W fast charging, 8 GB memory.

Cons: Snapdragon 695 is a slightly above-standard chip (it's not a gaming monster), the phone is not very resistant to water and dust (e.g. compared to Vivo V50 Lite).

Who is it suitable for: You will be interested if you prefer a solid display, plenty of storage, faster charging and don't need ultra performance (e.g. for gaming).

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4. Vivo V50 Lite: an inconspicuous favorite with an excellent battery

A lesser-known brand, but an even bigger surprise when you try one of its mobile phones.

The Vivo V50 Lite offers a huge 6.77″ AMOLED screen with a 120 Hz refresh rate and 90 W fast charging. It has excellent battery life (6,500 mAh capacity) and a competitive camera in this price category (50 MP main camera). The Snapdragon 685 processor provides good performance.

The phone runs on the Android operating system, is lightweight, has a clean design, and boasts IP65 resistance.

Price: approx. 4,500–5,000 CZK for the 8 GB/256 GB version.

Pros: excellent battery life, fast charging, large display, dust and water resistance.

Cons: large display may be impractical for some users, lower photo quality in poor light.

Who it's for: users who prefer long battery life and plenty of space for work and entertainment on their mobile phone. We also recommend it to students.

3. POCO X7 catches the eye of the fans

Among the best smartphones under CZK 5,000 for 2025, there must not be a single piece from the POCO brand (which became independent from Xiaomi).

In third place is the POCO X7 smartphone. It is a powerful model with a Dimensity 7300–Ultra chip, a 120 Hz AMOLED display, a 50 MP camera with optical stabilization and a fairly decent 5110 mAh battery . Unlike other favorites, however, expect slower charging (45 W).

Thanks to the Dimensity 7300 chip, the phone can handle games and multitasking. Considering the price tag, the POCO X7 is a surprisingly powerful model.

Price: approx. 4,900 CZK in the 8 GB/256 GB variant.

Pros: powerful chip, optical stabilization in the camera (OIS), option to purchase a 12 GB/512 GB variant.

Cons: average charging speed, higher power consumption during heavy use.

Who it's for: You'll appreciate it if you want the most performance for a low price. The phone can handle a variety of demanding games, so it's also suitable for power users.

2. Xiaomi Redmi Note 14 (5G)? Great performance, camera and display

Want a phone with a powerful processor, a decent camera, and a modern display for under CZK 5,000? No problem, the Xiaomi Redmi Note 14 (5G) meets this requirement.

It houses the MediaTek Dimensity 7025 Ultra chip, has a 6.67″ Super AMOLED display (for smooth everyday operation), 8/256 GB of memory (in some versions) and a 5 0 MP main camera . You will also be pleased with the 5,110 mAh battery and, of course, 5G connectivity .

Moreover, Xiaomi mobile phones have long built a reputation as a brand that can deliver some of the best price-performance phones in the world.

Price: from approx. CZK 4,500 in the 8GB/256 GB version.

Pros: 120 Hz Super AMOLED display, 5G connectivity, powerful MediaTek Dimensity 7025 Ultra chip, superior camera.

Cons: basic versions of the mobile phone can sometimes have problems with demanding games, don't expect a camera of similar quality as the flagship TOP models.

Who it's for: Ideal for users who prefer a smartphone with 5G, large storage, a smooth display, and sufficient performance.

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1. Winner - Motorola Edge 50 Fusion

Gone are the days when people laughed at Motorola, today this manufacturer offers excellent phones among the available ones. Such as this year's Motorola Edge 50 Fusion.

This is a modern and stylish smartphone with a 6.7″ p-OLED display and a 144 Hz refresh rate , a 50 MP main camera with optical stabilization, a 5,000 mAh battery and 68 W fast charging.

Thanks to these parameters, it guarantees smooth display operation and solid battery life (it can handle a full day of normal use). The Snapdragon 7s Gen2 chip can then handle multitasking and demanding applications.

When you add a compact and lightweight design, you have a winner among the best phones under CZK 5,000 for 2025. In short, a lot of music for little money.

Price: from approx. 4,000 CZK in the 8GB/356 GB version.

Pros: very smooth display (144 Hz), quality camera with OIS, fast 68 W charging, compact and lightweight design, excellent price.

Cons: higher refresh rate may increase power consumption, front camera not as good as more expensive models.

Who is it suitable for: It's suitable for you when you want a modern design, enough performance for common tasks (social networks, video calls, photos), but you don't plan to invest in high-end.

Summary: best phones around 5000 CZK according to FIXED

Order

Model

Display

Camera

Price (November 2025)

Pros

Cons

1

Motorola Edge 50 Fusion

6.7″ p-OLED, 144Hz

50 MP main with OIS

from approx. 4,000 CZK (8/256 GB)

very smooth display, quality camera with OIS, 68 W fast charging, compact/light body, great price/performance

higher consumption at 144 Hz, weaker front camera

2

Xiaomi Redmi Note 14 (5G)

6.67″ Super AMOLED, 120Hz

50 MP main

from approx. 4,500 CZK (8/256 GB)

120 Hz AMOLED, 5G, powerful MediaTek 7025 Ultra, large storage, superior camera

basic version sometimes weaker in demanding games, camera not at the level of flagship models

3

POCO X7

6.67″ AMOLED, 120Hz

50 MP with OIS

approx. 4,900 CZK (8/256 GB)

powerful Dimensity 7300-Ultra chip, OIS, suitable for gaming, 12/512 GB version available

slower charging (45 W), higher power consumption for demanding applications

4

Vivo V50 Lite

6.77″ AMOLED, 120Hz

50 MP main

approx. 4,500–5,000 CZK (8/256 GB)

excellent battery life (6,500 mAh), fast 90 W charging, large display, IP65 resistance

large body (may not suit everyone), worse photo in bad light

5

OnePlus Nord CE4 Lite (5G)

6.67″ AMOLED, 120Hz

50 MP main

from approx. 4,600 CZK (8/256 GB)

120 Hz AMOLED, 80W charging, 8GB RAM, compact body, snappy OxygenOS

Snapdragon 695 is only slightly above standard (not gaming), low dust/water resistance

We were most impressed with the Motorola Edge 50 Fusion. What will you choose?

When evaluating this year's phones under CZK 5,000, we at FIXED were most impressed by the Motorola Edge 50 Fusion, because for a price of around CZK 5,000 it offers more than solid parameters. If you are not aiming for flagship models from Apple or Samsung, this may be an interesting alternative for you.

In any case, we recommend choosing based on the parameters that are key to you. For example, if you prefer an affordable phone with maximum battery life, it doesn't always make sense to want the best performance.

We keep our fingers crossed when choosing a smartphone!

Answers to frequently asked questions about the TOP phones for 2025

Can you buy a good mobile phone for under CZK 5,000?

Yes, as you can see in the ranking above, in the category under 5 thousand CZK you will find a whole range of respectable models that will be more than enough for everyday use.

What is the best Chinese phone under 5,000 CZK?

Based on our ranking, the best mobile phones under CZK 5,000 from Chinese brands are the Xiaomi Redmi Note 14 and POCO X7.

Which phone should you buy for under CZK 5,000?

You can make your decision based on our ranking. However, we recommend that you review the parameters that are key to you for each model (e.g. performance, battery life, etc.).

 


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  • Author: Martin Schwarz

    Martin has long specialized in writing about IT and technology. He studied journalism, has been writing for more than 14 years, and previously worked in online and print media. He collaborates with the FIXED team on the preparation of articles.