hi i would love to buy cheap/budget smartphone under 200$ and I'd love 2 hear your advise about what to do ^^
write:
what u like about that phone
what u dislike and e.ct
Cheap smartphones
Gavin Watson
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Tyler Moore
get an iphone 5
it just works.
Brody Diaz
Used Nexus 6. It's fucking huge and supports all the best ROMs.
Evan Torres
thanks for your advise ^_^
and what do you think about huawei honor 5x
Dominic Murphy
Huawei is trash. I'd buy an iPhone before I'd buy a Huawei product.
Kevin Sanders
ok. but can I afford Iphone under 200$
Liam Roberts
>under $200
>cheap
Get a moto g.
Luke Bailey
thnx for comment :)
>what is your complains about that phone?
Juan Jones
are you really a asian guy trying to gather info on europe interest in chinese smartphones?
sounds like you want to sell them
Michael Jackson
Cubot h2
Aaron Morris
The 3rd gen doesn't have NFC and they just made it possible to pay for things with it this year in Poland. Other than that it's pretty cool, it gets Cyanogenmod nightly updates which is pretty good.
Evan Bailey
I have only found 2 good cheap phones and both are locked to Boost which may be bad for you depending if you have Sprint network coverage.
ZTE Warp Elite: amazon.com
amazon.com
Warp Elite:
>$78
>5.5" 720p screen
>2GB RAM/16GB internal + msd slot
>non-removable 3,000 mAh battery
>4-core A53 @ 1.2 GHz and Adreno 306
>back 13MP and 5MP front camera
S4:
>$130
>5.0" 1080p screen
>2GB RAM/16GB internal + msd slot
>removable 2600 mAh battery
>4-core Krait 300 @ 1.9 GHz and Adreno 320
>back 13MP and 2MP front camera
Benjamin Williams
Xiaomi and Meizu made cheap, great smartphones.
Lenovo is pretty mix bag while anything that comes from Samsung that is less than 200 bucks is shit.
I've never tried Blu phones but from what I read, people do like them. An american version of Xiaomi, if you will
Henry Stewart
H1 seems better, I prefer removable batteries. Haven't used a cubot phone yet, but the 5200mAh battery seems interesting.
Generally you should stay away from ZTE, all of their phone I've seen my friends use have collapsed way too fast.
Specs for the h1 model:
$130
5200mAh battery
1.0 quad core
2GB RAM
16GB internal storage
13MP front, 8MP back camera
720x1280 screen, which means more battery life
Kevin Phillips
-_- not helping
thnx this was big help
had lenovo one it's shit :D anyways thnx for advise
Nicholas Phillips
>Generally you should stay away from ZTE, all of their phone I've seen my friends use have collapsed way too fast.
The fuck you talking about? I've owned the Blade, AWE, Warp Elite from ZTE and all have been amazingly good phones. ZTE seems like the most trusted chink brand out there too.
Tyler Parker
can you link that phone?
Jack Rogers
I owned blade g, it stared to break down at the exact time the warranty expired. My mother had one (can't remember the model), it got unresponsive and laggy after 6 months. 2 of my friends had them, they all had memory issues. They are the worst budget phones out there, literally made to collapse in a year. In the mean time I got myself a ((Samsung)) and had no issues for almost 2 years.
You're probably from USA try searching their Amazon
Oliver Parker
Consider xiaomi note or lenovo k50, OP.
Latter is my own phone and it's a pretty good deal.
Jayden Martin
I'd say the One Plus X is the best choice for a ~$200 smartphone if you can find one.
Charles Jones
thanks for your support
link the phone
Brody Wright
Just recently sold out everywhere, with no indication they're going to make any more. For $200 the build blows everything else out of the water. You can get a somewhat more powerful phone for the money, but not a nicer one.
Luke Anderson