Please recommend an Android phone!
Price: Around 2000.\Functions: A bigger screen (important), can play some games, listen to music, and preferably read novels!\Others: Battery should be more durable! Relatively drop-resistant.
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Durable against drops???
Just don't drop it on the ground and have to look for parts everywhere, as long as the safety height exceeds 4 meters!
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I am currently using the Sony Ericsson LT18i, 4.2 inches, 8 megapixels. When I bought it six months ago, it was 1,950 yuan, and it must have dropped in price now. The first online game I played was Wangxian. The game runs well, no need to say more. You can search on Baidu for more detailed information.
It seems that Sony Ericsson batteries don't work well. How many mAh is yours?
I don't know how to read the specs, but it does indeed get hot. It has the smallest 1465 mAh battery because it's single-core, but the CPU performance is the best among all single-core phones, enough to play large online games like Wangxian.
It is said that the system is version 2.3.
A mobile phone system from over a year ago—if it weren't for how fast phone systems are being replaced now, how could it be priced so cheaply? Moreover, compared to the Nokia phones you use, running large-scale games is like night and day...
There are Android versions available, but they are all low-priced phones, though they have a high cost-performance ratio! If you support domestic brands, you can buy well-known domestic brands like Huawei, ZTE, Lenovo, etc. The screen size just needs to be moderate; if it's too big, it will be difficult to operate. For Huawei, you can buy the Honor 2, P2, etc. As for ZTE, I'm not very sure.
Lenovo K860II
Samsung I9220
The original poster's requirements aren't high!
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