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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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So i have a samsung note 4 i got it in 2014 and still have it. I love it apart from the ceras starting to play silly buggers, I pay £9 a month for it.
Im after recommendations what to go for im not bothered about what it does aslong as it has bluetooth, makes calls, and has a camera... i really good camera, (ive noticed the wide lenses that the new models have got) thats all i use my phone for really. Any recommendations? Id like to stay android ill more than likely buy outright sim free as am happy paying £9 a month. Cheers |
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I (her) like to wind my kids up with my "old" sayings, and in their company i refer to my mobile phone as "mobile telephone communication device" and it always raises a smile & giggle at my expense.... which makes me happy.
Anyway.... the thread title lured me in to tell you this unnecessary info that you won't be interested in or be expecting. I dont have any advice on what you are seeking, so will pop away again.... best of luck  |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"I (her) like to wind my kids up with my "old" sayings, and in their company i refer to my mobile phone as "mobile telephone communication device" and it always raises a smile & giggle at my expense.... which makes me happy.
Anyway.... the thread title lured me in to tell you this unnecessary info that you won't be interested in or be expecting. I dont have any advice on what you are seeking, so will pop away again.... best of luck "
 i use old timer sayings all the time  keep it going |
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"I (her) like to wind my kids up with my "old" sayings, and in their company i refer to my mobile phone as "mobile telephone communication device" and it always raises a smile & giggle at my expense.... which makes me happy.
Anyway.... the thread title lured me in to tell you this unnecessary info that you won't be interested in or be expecting. I dont have any advice on what you are seeking, so will pop away again.... best of luck
i use old timer sayings all the time keep it going "
Will do |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Out of all my phone's I loved my Huawei best. The camera was amazing. But I've smashed it all up so bought iPhone X because I liked the colour back in November  . I'm still using the same old phone  iOS move won't transfer my stuff. So I recommend that you definitely stick to android whatever you do. |
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Samsung A series seems pretty good (just contemplating jumping over from Iphone after many years)
A20 is good at the budget end (£130ish) and the A70 looked good at the higher end (£320ish).
The main benefit i found is being able to chuck in a gynormous MicroSD to store all your pics and music at a great price. If you keep you phone for that many years, the average monthly cost will be pretty good |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I got our wee one a Xiaomi redmi note 6 pro sim free for around £100, camera is cracking, runs android and pretty much anything she or I would want and tbh makes me question the value in my Samsung note 9 which was closer to £800 sim free on release |
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"Out of all my phone's I loved my Huawei best. The camera was amazing. But I've smashed it all up so bought iPhone X because I liked the colour back in November . I'm still using the same old phone iOS move won't transfer my stuff. So I recommend that you definitely stick to android whatever you do."
I've had Samsung galaxy's for years but I'm tempted to switch to Huawei after seeing my friends. The camera is phenomenal which would be great for me for work. |
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By *arksxMan
over a year ago
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6 years is a long time in technology
Any phone you get will have a much better camera.
Most phone £200 have a wide angle camera.
If it has to be android either Samsung Sony are great
Nokia as budget pick would get my vote.
I moved from android to an iPhone. I wouldn't go back now |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I would suggest taking a serious look at other manufacturers than the subsidised ones the phone shops sell. Manufacturers like Umidigi, Doogee, Xaiomi, OnePlus, Elephone etc are making some exceptionally good devices.
You'll get an all singing and dancing flagship level device for £300-400, if you're wanting an everyday workhouse level you'll be able to get for £150-200 without any trouble. These are made to the same physical quality as Samsung and Apple type devices as they are all using the same manufacturing processes. The differences are essentially the level of customisation and features in Android itself. For example most of a camera's performance is down to software tweaking not the physical. A high street brand will spend huge amount of money tweaking the software to get the most out of the specific hardware they are using in their device but it's reflected in the price.
Do some research and watch some reviews from the more respected and unbiased review channels on YouTube. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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Thanks all ive had alook at loads today, huwawi looked nice but in all the shops ive been in on various networks they said the downfall of the brand was poor network reception compared to other brands.
Ive narrowed it down to the note 10+ , or samsung a9 both are fantastic think ill end up with the a9 though as its less than half the price of the note to buy |
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By *eonnieCouple
over a year ago
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"I got our wee one a Xiaomi redmi note 6 pro sim free for around £100, camera is cracking, runs android and pretty much anything she or I would want and tbh makes me question the value in my Samsung note 9 which was closer to £800 sim free on release"
I second this! I got my redmi note 6 as a second phone, the camera is fantastic and it's a great phone all around. Love it as much as my iPhone, it's brilliant! |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"I got our wee one a Xiaomi redmi note 6 pro sim free for around £100, camera is cracking, runs android and pretty much anything she or I would want and tbh makes me question the value in my Samsung note 9 which was closer to £800 sim free on release
I second this! I got my redmi note 6 as a second phone, the camera is fantastic and it's a great phone all around. Love it as much as my iPhone, it's brilliant! "
Blimey that looks mega for the money the spec and reveiws are fab, hows the battery life has it deteriorated since buying? |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I got our wee one a Xiaomi redmi note 6 pro sim free for around £100, camera is cracking, runs android and pretty much anything she or I would want and tbh makes me question the value in my Samsung note 9 which was closer to £800 sim free on release
I second this! I got my redmi note 6 as a second phone, the camera is fantastic and it's a great phone all around. Love it as much as my iPhone, it's brilliant!
Blimey that looks mega for the money the spec and reveiws are fab, hows the battery life has it deteriorated since buying?"
Nope not that I've noticed, lasts a shed load longer than mine and she's pretty much always got it in her hand |
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