Xiaomi Redmi 2 Enhanced and Alcatel Flash makes the best specs you can get at the price range. If you're willing to spend more, go with the Xiaomi Redmi Note 2.

Is there any problem with Mi4i? While I am an mobile enthusiast, I am never too good of which phone is good or bad.

Oh. But the camera was okay, was it?

Ooh. So that's why Mi4i wasn't that good as I thought.

OnePlus Two: A good phone for having good support and an okay all-rounder for those who don't want to go with Samsung Galaxy Note 5. Although Samsung Galaxy Note 5 and Huawei Nexus 6P are both desirable in common.

Samsung Galaxy Note 5 or Samsung Galaxy S6 has the best cameras out there. Although I think you should wait a bit for Samsung Galaxy S7.

Do you have any budget and also, what do you want your phone to have?

Xiaomi Redmi 3.

iPhone 6s offers the best, but also the most expensive flagship you can buy. On the other hand, the Samsung Galaxy Note 5 is bigger and has S-Pen.

Pretty much. Searched it on Google to find the phone is just like the Y6.

Asus Zenfone 2, Huawei Honor 5X, Lenovo VIBE P1, Lenovo VIBE S1 and Samsung Galaxy A3(2016) should do the trick.

Xiaomi Redmi 2 Enhanced
Asus Zenfone C

Leagoo Elite 1
Asus Padfone S Plus (albeit using Snapdragon 801, an older CPU from 2014)

If you ask me about which phones under RM 300 are good, there's a lot of them. But judging by the specs, JOI Phone 5 should give the best under RM 300. Other phones include Asus Zenfone C, Leagoo Alfa 6, Lenovo A2010 and Wiko Lenny 2.

You can get it for about RM 600 in Aliexpress, which pretty much is from some other places, so it may be longer. If you want to buy it from local then you can get it for RM 899 in Lazada here.

I do thought of buying a Xiaomi Redmi 2 online, but blame my parents for not letting me to do so. Either way, I do find my current phone sufficient, with only problems would be overheating and battery life. Still, I would pay a little more to get a good phone if I got the money.

I mean, while I can pay for more, I don't think I have the money to do so right now. In fact, I used it for just 4 months, which might not give me a good reason to change my phone that fast. Have to wait until my phone is really kaput for a new phone; which might take me a long time to do so. Still, that have made me feel a sense of regret for having it when I saw new phones which are more powerful than mine while being cheap.