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The cheapest Android phone I found costs 50 euro. You can easily find feature phone for 15-20 euro.
by szatkus 13y ago
The cheapest Android phone I found costs 50 euro. You can easily find feature phone for 15-20 euro.
- rsynnott 13y agoDepends where you live. In Ireland, for instance, if you walk into a shop wanting a prepaid phone, you're pretty much getting an Android, with most telecoms. Three, for instance (generally the cheapest major telco), currently lists precisely one non-Android phone in its under-100 euro category, and it's not a feature phone, it's a Symbian smartphone. The rest of its cheap phones are Android, mostly 2.3 and 4.0/4.1. You could buy a feature phone separately and bring it to the telecom, of course, but normal consumers don't do that.
- redacted 13y agoThree, and every other telco, has a vested interest in getting you to buy something that they can sell you data for [1]. Argos will sell you an unlocked Samsung phone for 19 euro, Nokia for 25. [1] of course, Three doesn't let you use that data because their network is a joke, but that's another story from the annals of "Ireland may be wealthy, but our infrastructure sucks so hard CERN has a contender for accidentally opening black holes in atmosphere"