China Phone Shopping Guide, Match The Cell Phone With The Price Tag
China mobiles have taken the world by storm.
Even the most simple cellular telephone cost a hundred US or even more and telephones with features like cameras, web access, quad-band capabilities and slots for multiple SIM cards were either phenomenally dear or unknown.
That has all changed within only a few years of China telephones hitting the marketplace. The first OEM cell telephone was available in 2007 and now there are so many and the telephones are so cost-effective that Nokia’s market share in India halved between 2011.
Unfortunately though there’s a large range of telephones in each price range and you have a range of form factors, telephone operating systems and parts to choose from.
This makes choosing the best telephone difficult at best and a total guide on purchasing telephones could take forever.
Fortunately , it is easy to work out the expenses / features of diverse telephones. So lets take a look at what type of bang you should expect from your buck.
Do not forget this is only a suggestion and costs and specs will change in time as state-of-the-art technology becomes available for China phones.
$0 – $100
This area of the market is where things have a tendency to get the murkiest as telephones around this area can operate on one of 3 operating systems come in a selection of different sizes and shapes and have a selection of different features.
The sole hard and fast rule in this price bracket is that If you are paying less than sixty BUCKS then don’t expect to get anything which has WiFi and if you are paying less than forty then you could be getting a dual band telephone which should only work in half of the world.
O. S : Nucleus RTOS, Android, Windows
Networks : eight hundred and fifty / 900 / 1800 / 1900MHz
Chipset : 208Mhz-400MHz
Net : GPRS / WiFi
Camera .3 2MP
Build Quality : Good to average
One Hundred to 2 Hundred
This area is less mucky, although there are still a lot of variables to consider (routinely OS). One thing you are able to say for certain though is that any telephone that doesn’t have WiFi or worldwide coverage is expensive.
Operating System : Nucleus RTOS, Android, Windows
Networks : eight hundred and fifty / 9 hundred / 1800 / 1900MHz
Chipset : 400MHz-500MHz
Net : WiFi
Camera .3 2MP
Build Quality : Good to average
$200 Or Even More
This is the range you see Android / Windows telephones that really perform. These telephones are probably going to come with either capacitive or multi-touch resistive screens and will support 3G SIM cards. Some telephones may even come with added features like projectors or dedicated game players and controllers
O. S : Android, Windows
Networks : eight hundred and fifty / 9 hundred / 1800 / 1900MHz,W-CDMA
Chipset : 1GHz up
Web : WiFi, 3G
Camera 1.3 3MP
Build Quality : Wonderful
Choosing the telephone that is best for you is just a little bit simpler with this guide. Print it out and keep it handy for the next time you’re looking for Android telephones on the internet.