Android Phone Buying Guide

Android phones have gradually become the most popular smartphones worldwide.

And large numbers of Android phones are being manufactured and pumped into the smartphone markets almost on daily bases.

With the high volume of these android phones almost saturating the markets, it now becomes tricky and a bit confusing when seeking for an android phone to obtain especially for some un-techy fellows.
Android-phone-buying-guide

But with android phone buying guide that we will dropping, it will help you narrow your preference and know how to obtain android phone that will be most appropriate for you.


Without wasting any time, let’s hit the road with the perfect guide for buying android phones;

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1.    The first thing first in buying an android phone is for you to know your pocket – You need to have a budget before going to snap up any android phone out there; some android phones are expensive whereas some are inexpensive. So you have to know whether your pocket is heavy or light.

2.    When you have determined your pocket, the next thing is to determine the brand of android phone that you will like to snap up – Google Android has opened the door for many and different phone makers to use its platform in phone manufacturing and with that reason a lot of OEM now produce android phones

There is what is regarded as high end android phone brands where we have the likes of Samsung, hTC, Sony, LG coming in and also we have the mid-range android phone brands where most of the Chinese OEM fall in place with brands like Tecno, Infinix, Gionee, Innjoo etc.

And with High end and mid-range brand, you definitely will expect High end brand to take the heavy side of your pocket while the mid-range grabs the light part of your pocket.

3.    Phone design comes to mind next – the look of a phone and how it feels in your hand matters a lot for many. In general, most people prefer sleeker designs and that is to say, the thinner the better because not only that it looks adorable to the eyes, it also gives you good feelings to your hand

4.    After you have determined the design that best suits you, and then come the Screen Size and Screen resolution – Currently and in general we have 3 major different screen sizes of android phones that consumers mostly prefer and they range from 4.5inches, 5.0inches to 5.5inches.

Now, if you are the type that is more concern about pocket-fit of a phone, then 4.5inches will undoubtedly be your best bet. If you are less concern about that but needed something slightly larger and can still be fully operated with just one hand, then go for 5.0inches.


On the other hand if you are a game freak and also enjoys wide display of videos, photos and will not mind even using both hands to operate the phone, you should opt for 5.5inches.

Coming down to Screen resolution, a display resolution of 480 X 854 pixel and 540 X 960 pixel is somewhat considered low and you should consider at list 720 X 1080 pixel and above for clearer and sharper display, though depends on your budget.

5.  The next thing that should come to your mind is the Processor – this is normally regarded as the brain and most sorted feature of every android smartphone.

Now depending on the above mentioned brands…high end and mid-range brands. If you go for the high ends brands because of your heavy pocket, then you should be looking out for mostly Qualcomm Snapdragon that the speed is clocked at 1.7GHz and above, and a quad-core of such processor won’t be anything bad, but Qualcomm recently started producing Octa-core processors so you can also consider that.

Though if you are going particularly for the Samsung brand, you can see Exynos processor on the way, which is their self-made processor.


Now for those that will want to stick to mid-range brands because of their not too heavy pocket you should be looking out for 1.4GHz and above Octa-core processor.

It is important to note here that the quad-core of the former is more equivalent to the octa-core of these mid-range brands.

6.    Next in line should be Memory and RAM – memory size cuts across in similar fashion to all brands of android phone and mostly depends on what you like storing in your phone.

Are you the type that like storing many videos, apps and games, then you should be looking for at list 8GB internal memory and above and that is also expandable with external microSD.

Then for RAM, 1GB will still do good job for you with little or no lagging in some heavy apps and multi-tasking usage.

You should know that 2GB RAM and above will do better job but be rest assured to deep down hand more into the pocket when going for them.

7.     And now is the Android version – Now, since this one are upgraded almost on yearly bases, no doubt that from Jelly Bean downward are old, but Kit-Kat can still be manageable and doesn’t make you look old school. Android Lollipop is still not available for many android devices even though Android M has been announced.

8.    Finally is the Battery capacity – Every android phone users like long lasting batteries. Now we say anything less than 2500mAh is low and targeting 3000mAh and above isn’t a bad idea because you will get more of battery juice before charging again.

Those are the general guide that can easily see you through in getting for yourself just the right android phone.

But one thing you also have to know here is that the guide provided above will work well for those that truly want to snap up an android phone and that have zeroed their mind on newer phones with upgraded features.

Remember that when you fail to zero your mind on newer and upgraded android phones and you are the type that always hunger and set eyes on newer phones, you might end up not buying any phone or waiting for eternity before you can make your choice, because newer android phones keep surfacing almost on daily bases.

Now what you should do is just follow up the guide above and go straight and get yourself just that right android phone.
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