Android phones are popular now, and I want to get a new one!\ I used to have an Android phone too, but after downloading a game, it got stuck on the home screen. I mistakenly thought I couldn't play the game, so I threw it away…
I want to ask what cheap yet good phone can run a 100MB game!\ Looking for recommendations, thanks! (Preferably under 3,000 yuan, after all, with our allowance we have to wait until next month to buy a toothbrush if we buy a tube of toothpaste…)
Looking for recommendations for a phone! I'm a newbie.
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Within 3000... within 1000, basically 90% of games can run!! (Excluding issues like game incompatibility) If you just want to play games, then just buy a tablet!! Recently, I happen to be planning to change my tablet!!
The military benefits should be pretty good, right? The engineer uncle seems to be at least an officer. (Although previously Chairman Xi of the Central Military Commission had already ordered a rectification of the military's atmosphere…)
Yes, the Samsung i9300 is good, around 2500. I'm using this phone now, and its built-in 16GB memory allows you to play games without worry. Actually, the Onda tablet I recently bought is also pretty good, priced around 2600. The two phones I recommend can definitely handle large games easily!
Hello, Uncle Engineer. You've reached the 3000 yuan range. My suggestion is for you to go straight for a quad-core phone. Today, I will recommend a few quad-core phones for you here. Of course, you could also buy an iPhone 4, but my suggestion is not to buy the iPhone 4; going for an Android quad-core is much more enjoyable!
The Samsung i9300 goes without saying; it was Samsung's flagship model in 2012. Its performance is very good, the feel is first-class, the user experience is excellent, and the human-computer interaction features are very powerful!
The Meizu MX is a flagship domestic smartphone with very good performance. It can definitely be considered a premium domestic phone, with fine workmanship, though it does get a bit hot!
I recommend the Lenovo A820. I'm planning to switch from this Motorola to Lenovo. The cost-performance ratio seems pretty good, around 700 or so.
Uncle, the toothpaste is more expensive than the toothbrush... some toothpastes come with a toothbrush... personally tested and usable... you're welcome
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