Who can help me recommend a phone?

The original poster: Just a game Views: 234 Replies: 29 Posted in: 2013-04-07 20:52:28
Anything under 2,500 is fine.
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Mi Two…
Nokia...
Damn, Nokia is in my hand right now, I want to switch things up.
Is the MIUI 2 system different from Android? Baidu says it is (I forgot what it is) but it's still based on Android.
Lenovo K860i
Xiaomi or Samsung!
An annoying Mi axis system..
Samsung's, I guess.
i9100
Rice…
Samsung i9100? It's a phone from two years ago. The specs are completely outdated. Putting the specs aside, can you even buy a new one?
I suggest you go to a flea market to buy a second-hand Android phone. First, second-hand phones are cheap! And you can also bargain. Second, why buy Android? Because Android is becoming more and more popular. Although Android has many drawbacks, considering everything, it's still the first choice for buying a phone. Third, our money doesn't come from the wind; it's either given by our parents or earned ourselves, and it's not easy. To put it this way, you can buy a decent phone for 150, but how much can you get if you spend 2,500? If a second-hand phone breaks, you don't have to repair it at all—just one word: "sell"! Nowadays, no matter what phone it is, even Nokia, you can get 5 yuan as a buyback fee, and a slightly better one can fetch 10 yuan. (Second-hand phones are your number two option for buying a phone.)
Alright, waiting for Mi 3
I want to pin this!!!
Deng Mi 3 or MX3
Are you kidding me? If I have to use a second-hand one, I'd rather use a Nokia. I mean, everyone around me with Androids and iPhones loves to show off, so I want to buy a new one. Otherwise, I wouldn't think of changing. Using a second-hand one would be even more embarrassing.
(⊙o⊙)…Let's buy an HTC for around 1800
Hey, this could work.
The system doesn't lag on version 4.0 and above, feels okay.
You can buy anything, just as long as it's not a domestic product! Remember!
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