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Nexus 4, released in Oct 2012, is still better spec-wise in terms of screen and RAM than most $50 devices. I picked up one on ebay for $AU80 and the battery is

by petecox 10y ago

Nexus 4, released in Oct 2012, is still better spec-wise in terms of screen and RAM than most $50 devices. I picked up one on ebay for $AU80 and the battery is still okay but the non-replaceable feature the only thing keeping me from using it indefinitely. Although the supported OS is Google abandonware, so this vulnerability may finally encourage me to upgrade to a custom ROM. (And yes I'm currently a thrifty student and happy to accept hand-me-downs rather than spend $500 on new bling)

01Michael10 10y ago
That is not correct... You know I am taking about the $50 Amazon Blu and Moto Prime deals? Please look up their hardware specifications. The Nexus 4 was a solid beautiful phone in it's time. It doesn't even officially support LTE and I can name 6 other specs were it comes up short compared to the Amazon Prime phones. Google abandonware? Nexus devices get better official and unofficial support than any other Android OEM phones.