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I need a new mobile phone for work, on Amazon there are loads of makes I've never heard of.

 

Any recommendations?  I need an android with a decent battery

 

There's a Chinese one with great kit, gets fantastic reviews

 

Somebody on here recommended it

i've got the HTC10

 

good phone

I got an I phone Because everyone else has them.

Can't fault HTCs had mine for over 3 years and still going strong. Not sure if they're still making them now though?

I've got a HTC U ultra good phone but unnecessarily large. Feel like Jeremy Beadle holding it.

 

HTC build the Google pixel.

Not sure of your budget

 

If low cost look at the Xiaomi redmi note 4 global edition

 

Probably best android VFM about 120 to 135 quid depending on exchange rate

Or theres a dual camera pure android Xiaomi Mi A1 for about 165

 

They do higher end ones too

All the dealers round here use Actel or summet.

I love my Samsung, but they're pricey beasts

I love my Samsung, but they're pricey beasts

 

i got an s7 when the 8 came out

 

it just works

Mine (a Sony) has had a cracked screen for as long as the s7 has been out...

 

I'm not one for brand loyalty but I've always found Sonys to be good for three years or more...

 

I've got a Sony Walkman brick that still serves as an emergency backup about ten years after I bought it...

Edited by Youri McAnespie

I get Samsungs on contract, always getting the previous model. There's never that much difference model to model anyway. Prior to my S7 I had the S5 which is the one with the bloody fiddly cover on the charge port. No other difference in the bits I use. There's probably lots on there that I don't use though to be honest.

 

i thought the current chinese flavour of the month company were the folk that make this..

 

https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B071L39H8L/

 

they also also (?) made one of the old google nexuses..

 

the cheaper samsungs (after the S) are the A models , and the cheapest are the J models. but youre probably better off doing what others here said and get the S version of the previous year.

 

the current google phone (pixel? 2?) might be being recalled , so probably avoid that...

The Huawei produc

 

i thought the current chinese flavour of the month company were the folk that make this..

https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B071L39H8L/

they also also (?) made one of the old google nexuses..

the cheaper samsungs (after the S) are the A models , and the cheapest are the J models. but youre probably better off doing what others here said and get the S version of the previous year.

the current google phone (pixel? 2?) might be being recalled , so probably avoid that...

 

The Huawei products are very good, I'd be looking at one of them if I ever decided to move away from Samsung

What's the iPhone X like?

What's the iPhone X like?

X-pensive

What's the iPhone X like?

Not yet released?

What's the iPhone X like?

Not yet released?

Avoid Huawei unless going for their best phone.

Personally I would go for the Google or lower spec A model Samsung.

Not yet released?

 

 

I thought we'd have some aficcionado expert on here

I've got a HTC U ultra good phone but unnecessarily large. Feel like Jeremy Beadle holding it.

 

Hold it in the other hand.

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