Do you purchase cheap or expensive smartphones?

[neku]

Smartphones are available at different prices to cater to the requirement of customers. Some models smartphones are cheap costing $100 or less while others are expensive, costing more than $500. Do you purchase cheap or expensive smartphone and what is the reason for your choice?

 

[riberet19]

I really buy mid-range smartphones, neither expensive nor cheap, I currently have a Samsung which costs me about $400, some will find it expensive, and others cheap.

 

[neku]

I am purchasing cheap smartphones in the last few years, most of the smartphones cost less than $100, some cost less than $50 because of the great losses which I am making.

 

[mrki444]

Only mid range for about 250$. I had two for 100$ but barely last a year or two. Mid range is best for me. I don't use to much options on it so this cover everything. It is unsane when I see people who gave 2000$ for phones.

 

[klassicdoll]

When purchasing a smartphone, I really don't think about whether it's cheap or expensive; I just think about the brand and its specs. If the one I like is a cheap one, then I will consider it a very good deal, and if it is an expensive one, I always make sure that it has all the necessary functionality I want in a smartphone to make the price worth it.

 

[Kirubel]

I bought my Samsung S8 plus when it was a trend and yeah it was bit expensive at that time.

 

[King Belieal]

The Redmi smartphone that I am using now was gotten for over $100. And it is serving me well. For me, I place value in the performance of a smartphone before anything else.

 

[Xtynehappy]

For me l am the quality person over the quantity. So l would prefer the
Buying of the the more expensive phones because l like good quality.

 

[eLdavis]

For me I simply go for a smartphone I can afford. At the moment I can't afford does very expensive ones, but I go for a budget friendly phone that can still give me at least some of the features I need.

 

[deucher]

I don't buy either of them, because I bought an iPhone that should be expensive, but I bought it used, so it was much cheaper, but no worse than a new one

 

[freelancermaria]

When it comes to selecting a smartphone, I always prioritize reliability over anything else. For me, it is more essential that the phone is dependable, rather than being a trendy or popular choice. Of course, a good deal is always a plus, and I consider myself lucky if I can find one.

 

[Stardom22]

For me l normally go for the phone's that have the desired specific features that l like. Unfortunately l always find that those phones are very expensive to buy.

 

[Fidelia]

I always stick with efficiency when I set out to buy phones. I asses my needs and buy a phone that is suitable for my needs. And I don't know if it is cheap or expensive.

 

[pousinha]

I could say nor one nor the other. When I purchase a phone, I look for medium to advanced features at the best price (choosing sales periods as Black Fridays). For ex., I skip the S line of Samsung phones, as it's shamefully expensive and I don't need a greatly super featured phone. I need compatible with bank apps devices, letting me downloading some paid to play apps as WowApp, presenting a discreet RAM avoiding the phone to freeze and a good camera. My Samsung A9 and the Motorola Moto G10 have been a very good compromise between quality and price.