Shame it's based on the fairly old 32-bit Snapdragon 400; it immediately looks obsolete next to the current wave of Chinese wunderphones. The 400 is bargain-ba

Shame it's based on the fairly old 32-bit Snapdragon 400; it immediately looks obsolete next to the current wave of Chinese wunderphones. The 400 is bargain-basement material on that sort of market, usually paired with a 720p screen around the $100 mark. The only phones cheaper than that use the MTK chipsets.