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I agree it isn't ideal, but hitting that price point isn't easy. And a Moto E and a flashlight is still quite a bit cheaper than a Moto G, so I understand why t
by fpgeek 12y ago
I agree it isn't ideal, but hitting that price point isn't easy. And a Moto E and a flashlight is still quite a bit cheaper than a Moto G, so I understand why they might have made that cut.
- funkyy 12y agoYou really think that a flashlight adds more than $1-2 to the production cost of a mobile phone? They are doing this to attract more people to their premium models... The key selling point of Nokia 1100 was strongest flashlight on the market and the low price... I bought it for its flashlight phone as working as technician few years back...
- JohnTHaller 12y agoAt the very low end, $1-2 is a lot in terms of the production cost of a mobile phone. I'd wager that's why Nokia dropped it from the 520 as well, since they're at $70 off contract now.