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5.3 inches
Display size
16GB
Internal storage
13 MP
Rear camera
4,100 mAh
Battery size
Finder rated as Excellent vs similar phones
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Launch price (RRP) | $349 |
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Launch date | 2016-08 |
When you buy a cheap phone, you accept all sorts of compromises compared to devices that play in the mid-range or over $1,000 premium space. Cheaper processors, cheaper design and, all too often, smaller battery capacities are the norm in this space.
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