Now, according to @jaymoh , this is the only place where poverty is frowned upon. Well, it’s true that not everyone will afford 15k and above to buy an old flagship or a decent midrange phone from the mainstream manufacturers (refer to title to know what I mean). However, that doesn’t mean that those manufacturers don’t have offerings in the bei ya sufferer range. Those that are readily available to us may be lesser specced than those mediachieth phones. However, may I remind you, there is no substitute for pedigree and quality. Evidence below…
This was some tecno (can’t remember the model. Don’t expect me to) with 8 megapixels at the back
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And this was a Nokia Lumia 510 with 5 megapixels
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Taken a few minutes apart from the same spot, in the same direction. No effects or settings changed or added.
Honestly, kwa nini ukimbile specs high at a very cheap price (btw it was cheaper than the lumia) and end up with photos that look like water colour painting? Even the colour reproduction is terrible.
Even a 2 megapixel Samsung Pocket plus can do better…
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Moving on, here are some of the best. The phones are sim unlocked and new. However, I still stress, if you know your way around unlocking phones, you are bound to get very cheap phones.
1. Motorola Moto G (3rd Generation)
http://cdn2.gsmarena.com/vv/pics/motorola/motorola-moto-g-3rd-gen-1.jpg
OS: Lollipop upgradable to Marshmallow
SoC: 1.4 Ghz quadcore snapdragon 410
Screen: 5 inch 720p
Memory: 2Gb ram 16Gb rom
Camera: 13mp and 5mp
Battery: 2470 mAh
Price: $144 (roughly 14.8k)
2. HTC 530
http://cdn2.gsmarena.com/vv/pics/htc/htc-a16-desire-530-1.jpg
OS: Marshmallow
SoC: 1.1 Ghz quadcore snapdragon 210
Screen: 5 inch 720p
Memory: 1.5Gb ram 16Gb rom
Camera: 8mp and 5mp
Battery: 2220 mAh
Price: $120 (roughly 12.2k)
Ah shiet, have to go away. @Deorro would it be possible to edit the thread and add more phones later?
You can also add your own (priss, no mediatek, I beg of you.) tuelimishane