The writing is quite important for those who want to buy a smartphone selectively. Most of us look at the reviews or see the configuration before buying a smartphone. But do the reviews I get online really speak to the weaknesses of the lineup or the company? I think not. Let's say you are looking for a kit that has a good camera within the budget. And it got reviews and likes on YouTube. Sim saw by comparing pixel density. But being inept, you didn't realize that the camera resolution of a slightly cheaper branded set was better than this, and you realized it after you bought it. There are many other confusing things that are difficult to say or understand before actually using the kit. So what to do?
Before buying a kit, first choose a brand, then choose a configuration, and then see where the configuration fits into your budget. You will see reviews on the net and do another thing, that is, go around the market and see how the camera is, the home display, the performance of the applications (does it freeze when there are heavy applications or if the CPU heats up), in your view of the display . Whether it is the reading effect (unless they are branded, some smartphones have a bad display that can cause your physical problems), accessibility options, what is the adaptive brightness option and of course the Android version. Always try to buy the latest versions of Android. Because there are some bugs in the previous versions that are fixed in the next version.
And most importantly battery life. If you're playing games or running heavy apps, check how the battery backs up and what kind of backup people using these kits get.
Now let's talk about mobile company marketing. Never be fooled by the colorful colorful ads on TV Beware!! New brands are constantly coming to the market. But how many can the market catch? Even if it goes missing after two days. Not everyone can offer quality products at low prices. These companies are created for a low profit margin. Business will boom for a few days, then the market will die down. We all know more or less such numerous brands. Be careful! Before buying non-branded things, you need to check the practical user market, i.e. what is their lifespan. I hope the tips are helpful.
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