Oppo F1 is a good phone for its camera, front and back. But the battery wasn't too good however due to the lack of fast charging.

Alcatel Flash 2 (the price recently lowered from RM 549 to RM 499)
Leagoo Elite 4
Lenovo A6010
Asus Zenfone Go ZC500TG

Afraid not. Maybe in the coming few months.

Lenovo Vibe X3
Asus Zenfone 2 Deluxe
Samsung Galaxy A7
Huawei Mate 8

It's a nice flagship you can get at this price, and that's just as good as Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge.

I am not sure, since I don't live in PJ nor that I live near there. But from what I got on DirectD's online store, I guess it's imported, since the price listed is a little too good to be true.

RM 500? Full HD? While it wasn't too possible there, the best I think I can find for you is Lenovo A7000 Plus aka the Lenovo K3 Note. It had Full HD, which is somewhat ideal for you. Speaking of the K3 Note, it's a bargain, but like xperiaDROID said just now, it's a mixed bag since it's AP set. Although, with 100% Buyer Protection and Satisfaction Guaranteed, I'm pretty sure that you wouldn't really regret it. Of course, there's Alcatel Flash Plus 2, which offers a somewhat better specs at RM 599 if you feel like it's worth it. Still, there's no right or wrong answer there, so decide whichever you feel more worth it.

Most likely not, as you could only disable them. Although, maybe it is possible via rooting, which I would recommend you to go against it unless you know how to do so. Even then there's still risk that it can be bricked.

Under RM 500? I would recommend Alcatel Flash 2 and Meizu MX4. If you don't mind spending a little more, I would recommend Alcatel Flash Plus 2 and Lenovo K5 A6020.

Probably not 100% stock, but like you said just now, it's much lesser than Samsung, HTC, Asus and etc. If you really need something stock, then look no further! You can have the Nexus series (LG Nexus 5X, Huawei Nexus 6P), which are 100% stock! Only problem is that you might have to pay a hefty price for that. Otherwise, I think the OnePlus X shouldn't be filled with bloatware... right?

Oppo F1
Huawei P9
Xiaomi Mi 5
Asus Zenfone Zoom (if you don't mind the not that good Intel Atom CPU)

Alcatel Flash 2
Lenovo K3 Note

Alcatel Flash Plus 2
Huawei Honor 5X (5.5 inches)
Oppo F1
Huawei P9 Lite
LG Nexus 5X
Lenovo Vibe S1

Lenovo Vibe K5 for instance?

The Lenovo A6010 is out from my recommendation because of its smaller battery capacity and internal storage. Of for the other two, I felt that the Lenovo Vibe K5 has a superior battery life compared to the S1 Lite because of the lower resolution and larger battery capacity. And also that the K5's battery is removable, which is a plus. Still, it's up to you if you want to go with the K5 or the S1 Lite.

Best Android camera phone? Look no further, the Samsung Galaxy S7 has the best for now. If you don't have the money to buy yourself one, consider buying Xiaomi Mi5 or Oppo F1.

Actually, it's not the fact that higher megapixel count is always better. It's more to how quality is the camera. For example, is an average quality 13 MP camera is always better than a better 8 MP camera?

I am not sure, but the pixel quality on the S7 is better than the S6.

There should be one in Lazada.

I do go against it because it will damage the SIM slot. That being said, you should go to your telco center to get yourself a micro SIM.

This all depends. If you are always out and want some great photos, then choose the J7. Otherwise, if you want good performance and fingerprint scanner, go with the Redmi Note 3.