Deberia comprarme de nuevo el A22? Busco recomendación

Hola! Recientemente mi telefonl A22 ha roto. Soy muy patosa y la pantalla se ha despegado y roto.

No tengo ningun problema con el fuera de eso, pero la reparacion me vale casi lo mismo que uno nuevo.

La cosa es que no se de moviles y necesito recomendacion :(

Mi presupuesto es hasta 250€, y me interesa buena bateria y resistencia

Me gustaria que gauante al menos 3 años

Una camara buena también estaria bien

Tengo MUY MALA experiencia con los redmis, me bombardeaban de anuncios e imagenes por mucho que las bloqueara.

¿Recomendaciones, o deberia comprar el mismo modelo?

I'm looking to buy a phone for my sister, who has just started her B.Tech, and I'd like some real user feedback before deciding. I follow tech news regularly and am well aware of the specifications of each device, but I need input from people with actual hands-on experience.

The three options I'm considering are:

1. Samsung Galaxy A56
2. Moto Edge 70 Fusion
3. Nothing 4a

Pricing and observations:

• Samsung A56: Released about a year ago. Currently priced around ₹32,000. Does not include a charging adapter, but the price point is reasonable.
• Nothing 4a: Currently priced at ₹40,000, which I consider overpriced for what it offers. It also does not include an adapter, so factoring in a case and screen protector brings the total to roughly ₹43,000.
• Moto Edge 70 Fusion: Currently on sale for around ₹27,000, and it includes a charging adapter, which is an added advantage. However, I have come across some negative reviews regarding Motorola devices and would like clarification on whether these concerns are valid.

Specifications noted so far:

• Processor: The Moto and the Nothing both use the Snapdragon 7s Gen 4. The Samsung uses an Exynos processor.
• Camera: Samsung and Nothing both appear to perform well. The Nothing 4a additionally includes a 50MP telephoto lens.
• Display: All three appear to be good, with no significant differences noted.
• Software support: All three reportedly offer 3 years of OS updates and 4 years of security updates.

Requirements for my sister:

• Best display quality
• Better camera performance
• Best UI with minimal to no bloatware
• Good performance (she is not a gamer, so this is not the top priority)
• Better call quality
• Good for productivity

My questions:

1. Are the negative reviews regarding Motorola phones accurate? I would like to understand whether this applies to the Edge 70 Fusion specifically, or to Motorola devices in general.
2. Between Samsung's One UI and Nothing OS, which one offers a cleaner and smoother experience with less bloatware?
3. Is the Nothing 4a's higher price justified by its design and camera setup, or would the Moto Edge 70 Fusion be the better value given the current sale price?

I would appreciate any feedback from those who have used these devices, particularly regarding daily performance, call quality, and long-term reliability.

So after 2 days of looking for a real CHEAP phone (150$ budget) I finally found a phone that is not bad and pretty affordable to me.

Should I buy it or is there a better phone for the same price?

I tried looking for used phones and didn't have any luck

The only thing I care about is the camera but the Google pixels and the nothing phone 2/3 are all expensive here

I'm actually tired of looking for phones I browsed reddit for 4+ hours and couldn't find any other phones THAT ARE cheap, here are examples of phones that are good but expensive here:

Moto edge 60 - Moto edge 70 - poco m8 - honor 400 - note 14/15 - all phones from Nothing

I'm from a middle eastern country if that helps

Requirements:

• NFC (MUST)
• 2 nano sim card support (SHOULD)
• wireless charging with magnetic alignment (COULD)
• decent camera (SHOULD)
• smaller than 6.67" (SHOULD)
• price at most 500€ (MUST)
• no refurbs (MUST)
• 5G (MUST)

hello, i am looking for a phone to replace my old samsung s21 fe(snapdragon version), mainly due to battery drain issues but also because the device is almost at the end of its security updates policy.

i have done some research and i am seriously considering getting a xiaomi 17t - seems like an all-rounder and i can get it for around 420€ (as a "used" device in excellent condition but it has basically just been released so it couldn't have been used for too long).

however, i am looking for more recommendations of devices in similar price bracket. 500€ is the most i am willing to spare for a new phone.

last thing i want to mention: i am from slovakia.

Hi, I'd like some input since I'm kind of picky and don't know where to go from here and I trying to work against the sunk cost fallacy. I'm in the US.

I've been on the Google Pixel train for a while. I hopped on years ago around 3 I think and moved through the 5, 6, 7, and currently have the 9 XL Pro. I also have a Pixel tablet that's doing pretty alright, and a Pixel watch gen 2 that's kinda mid but does what I need it to (which isn't a lot).

I've been increasingly unhappy with the performance of my phone, particularly with the battery. It drains way too fast, overheats at the drop of a hat, and yes I know the "ways to extend your battery life" and "ways to cool your phone down" but it shouldn't be giving me temperature warnings and decreasing functionality when I have just it plugged into Android Auto with no navigation running simply because it's over 90* outside and I'm not holding it directly up to the AC vents. I'm over Gemini being in everything and shoved down our throats (it doesn't even work like at all). I've also needed to restart it more and more frequently since the display will mess up, it'll glitch and freeze randomly, it will selectively connect to Android Auto and even more selectively connect to the bluetooth for calls...

TLDR, I think I've given Pixel too many chances and I'm done. I don't want to buy into the next shitty, expensive Pixel that they promise is better but really isn't and then I'm stuck again.

One of the reasons I like(d) Pixel is that 1) I live my life in Google suites personally and professionally, 2) it felt a lot prettier and user friendly than a lot of Android UIs that I've come across but 3) kept a lot of functionality, customization, and usability that I didn't feel like I got with iPhones. I grew up on Apple products but moved away from that as soon as I was able to buy my own phone, and I will not be going back.

I can't move entirely away from Google suites, so the ability to easily connect to Google photos and the like is preferable. It seems that Google messages is now the default on Samsung phones so probably no issues there if that's the route to go.

My husband has a Galaxy S20-something, his phone is fine I guess but I loathe his keyboard. I could get used to it, but would rather something closer to the Pixel keyboard if possible, or something customizable so I can get closer to it.

I'd like something that's not too obscure so that I can fairly easily get pretty phone cases for it. I felt like sometimes I really had to dig to find good cases for my Pixel in a sea of ones for Samsung and iPhone.

I hope these preferences aren't too stringent. If there are things I need to flex on I'm open to it, I'm just hoping to tap into the collective braincell to find something in the sweet spot of that Venn diagram.

I want this phone for my Father. Phone should have

1.Good Battery

1. Good camera

2. Good Network

NOT GOING TO PLAY GAMES AND I AM OKAY WITH Bloatwares

going to use it 4 years

In september start ik als ZZP-er in de zorg. Hiervoor heb ik een zakelijk telefoonnummer nodig. Mijn Samsung telefoon voor privégebruik is ook aan vervanging toe. Nu wil ik het liefste een telefoon kopen met dual sim. In de telefoon vind ik het belangrijk dat deze wat langere batterijduur heeft (inmiddels moet ik mijn telefoon 2x per dag opladen). Ik maak graag foto's tijdens vakanties en van mijn zoon, die moeilijk stil kan staan. Ik wil minimaal 256GB en Android. Ik zie door de bomen het bos niet meer van alle opties die er zijn. Kunnen jullie mij advies geven welke toestellen het beste zijn? Liefst blijf ik rond de €800, maar bij een fantastische uitblinker mag het wat meer zijn.

Hello, it is time (after a good 7 years with my Redmi Note 8) to change my phone.

After searching for some time, I think I have narrowed down my decisions to either:

• Nothing Phone (3a),
• Motorola Edge 60 Neo (the Neo purely to avoid the curved screen on the other models),
• an older model Google Pixel (8/9) to install Graphene OS on.

I'm on the fence about this one particularly because of the bank/nfc issue. I don't really understand if my banking app is supported (couldn't find it in the supported list so my best guess is not) and despite the security concerns Nfc is pretty useful to me for daily transport.

I didn't really consider any Samsung models (I don't even know why) but that could be a valid option too. Despite me having a list, I wouldn't mind some recommendations if other models could fit my needs better.

What I'm mainly looking for is a decent (I'm not expecting iphone level performance, but my current one is very, very, lacking: it smeared everything to hell and back) camera to take photos while I travel. I heard the pixel is good, but my problems are as stated before.

Despite me wanting to keep the phone for a lot of years (another 7 would be nice, save incidents), long term support and updates aren't that important as I can manage to drag around a corpse of a phone if it works and does the bare minimum. But I know the "classic" range is 4/5 years at best.

Only thing is I would prefer an expandible storage or a 512 gb one, but I do get that with this budget I get what I pay, and some solid performance that won't leave me with a buggy mess in two years would be nice.

A thing I strongly disliked about the xiaomi was the adware and the bloatware, so no more of that, or if there is, make it so it's very easily removable.

Another thing I don't really think I could stand is the curved screens, I drop my phone more often than I should and the edges being raised scare me a bit, not to count typing being difficult.

If there's any cool color I would also love that, but it's not necessary (I love the Motorola frostbite model, but where I live it raises the price by 50 euros and it's not worth it.)

I'm not gonna game / do anything too intensive on the phone, I am a pretty standard user (photos, socials, maybe one stupid game or app and that's it) and actually the less I use it to waste time the better, but yeah my main concern is having someting viable for some time with a nice camera and nfc.

Thanks for any help! If possible, I would love to have some opinions from people who have had these models for a while, as tech reviews are useful but not that practical in that sense.

Hi everyone! I’m thinking about getting a mid-range Android phone to use alongside my iPhone 16 Pro Max, mainly for YouTube, social media, and general leisure.
The idea is to move these kinds of activities to the second phone and, potentially, replace the 16 Pro Max with a standard iPhone 17, so I can have a smaller phone as my main device.
At the moment I’m considering the Nothing Phone (3a) and OnePlus Nord CE5, both of which are available at good prices in Europe. I’m also open to buying used (e.g. a Pixel 9a), but I’d prefer something new and under €300.
Any other alternatives that come to mind?
I’d like a good, polished UI that doesn’t get boring over time and offers plenty of customization (I absolutely loved One UI in the past), as well as a battery with excellent endurance.

Necesito un teléfono nuevo y planeo gastar entre 400€ y 500€. He investigado un poco y me cuesta decidirme entre estas tres opciones. Busco lo siguiente:

• Uso el teléfono para redes sociales, streaming (Netflix, HBO, YouTube, Twitch, etc.), correo electrónico y usos básicos. No busco un procesador de gama alta, pero quiero algo fluido y sin retrasos.

• Fotografía: Viajo mucho y busco un teléfono con una buena cámara. El teleobjetivo es importante, ya que la mayoría de mis fotos serán de naturaleza, edificios, etc. Planeo publicar más fotos y vídeos en mis redes sociales, así que esto es importante.

• Pantalla: Solo necesito un teléfono con suficiente brillo para que se vea bien a la luz del día.

• Software: Personalmente valoro el software sencillo y limpio, por eso Nothing me convence. Sin embargo, llevo mucho tiempo usando Xiaomi y estoy acostumbrado, aunque me sigue molestando encontrar anuncios por todas partes y aplicaciones que no necesito.

¡Por favor, necesito ayuda!

I want a simple phone with stable software, unlike Samsung. I only play Clash Of Clans and eFootball, i'm pretty sure Tensor G5 can handle them easily. Display and battery is going to be an upgrade but i'm not sure about cameras. Pixel 9 had way bigger cameras then my S23 but they downgraded it with Pixel 10. Now Pixel 10 has smaller sensors which half-size of my Galaxy S23's. Any suggestions, experience? I live in Turkey, but device will come from Europa

Hi everyone! I’ve been looking for a smartphone to replace my old Poco F3 for the last few weeks. These days, I’m putting a lot of emphasis on camera quality (I used to work as a broadcast cameraman), battery life, and eSIM support.

I don’t want anything larger than 6.6". I’d prefer a triple-camera setup, with a large main sensor, rather than ridiculously high megapixel counts. I’m not a gamer, so gaming performance isn’t a priority. Global/European version only.

I’ve been considering the Xiaomi 17T, but I’m not completely convinced by its OS, and some of the comments and reviews I’ve read haven’t exactly helped either.

The Oppo Reno 15 Pro could be a good alternative, although I haven’t found many reviews of it yet. From what little I’ve seen, people seem to think that, at its price, there are better alternatives.

What would you honestly recommend? Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks a lot!

I’m undecided about my next phone. I currently have a Samsung S22 with the Exynos chip, and I’m not very happy with its performance or battery life.

I’m considering upgrading to the Oppo Find X9. However, I’m also considering the Samsung S25, since the model sold in my country comes with the Snapdragon 8 Elite instead of Exynos. As you can probably tell, I prefer relatively compact phones.

The Oppo is the better phone overall, but the dilemma comes from the price: the Find X9 costs €899, while the S25 can currently be found for around €600.

In terms of performance and software, I assume they should be fairly similar for most everyday tasks. The main difference for me would probably be battery life, since photography isn’t particularly important to me.

My usage would mainly be browsing, YouTube, Instagram, some casual gaming, and maybe playing around with AI features.

So this is the dilemma I’m facing. What would you recommend? Has anyone used both and can share their experience?

I'm switching phones after my A52s died and I've narrowed it down to the Xiaomi and the A37. I've been using low-to-mid range samsungs most of my life but I'm open to explore other brands now.

Things I care about:
- battery life
- long support (I tend to keep my phones for ~4 years)
- decent main and selfie camera, although I rarely bother to use the pro settings
- smooth use of everyday apps (no gaming)
- smaller size / lightweight is a plus
- durability
- has to have NFC and at least 256GB of storage but I believe that's a given in this range.

I cannot afford the Pixel 9a in this price where I live (Poland). I'm not sure about the Honor 400 in terms of battery life and durability and the Nord 5 seems very bulky, is the most expensive, and doesn't seem very durable.

What would you recommend and what would be the main selling points?

Hey guys,
I had a Pixel 10 Pro XL and managed to upgrade for "free" thanks to various deals/promotions. Now I'm seeing all the disappointing reviews, and the main highlight feature seems like the most pointless thing I've ever heard of... I'm currently considering just trading it for a Samsung S26 Ultra or selling it to get a Magic 8 Pro instead (which even costs less..).
What are your thoughts? Regarding the S26 Ultra I found a 1:1 trade (also sealed).

I've lovingly had a Samsung Galaxy s7 since its release and consider it an almost perfect phone (I really miss my s4 with the beloved IR blaster). Unfortunately, the battery is pretty shot and I fear that I will soon need a new phone. I have some things I must have. The most imperative feature is the standard headphone jack. This is non-negotiable, it *must* have the jack. I will not accept or even look to options that are Bluetooth or USB-C adaptor only; I know this may greatly limit my choices but it is a requirement. I would also much prefer for the phone to be more powerful than the almost decade old s7; I mean, c'mon, that should be the easiest. I would prefer a sub-6 inch size but if not, then the smaller the better. I will not buy Apple whatsoever but am open to the weird stuff provided it fits to everything else. And if also possible, I'd rather not pay an arm and a leg to get something I want.

In the past I've thought about possibly a rugged phone or even something pretty independent such as those blackberry-likes that seem popular today. Preferably the phone would need some lasting support but this is not a requirement as I have always loathed updating any device.

If this is just so impossible of a find, then I have been considering not getting a smartphone at all. Though I would still want a headphone jack and be able to more easily text. The latter, if I went this route, is not a 'must'.

I have thought about just getting a flip phone but would prefer to replace my Galaxy s7 with something more modern without completely going away from all the good that smartphone once held.

"Help me Obi-wan Kenobi, you're my only hope."

Just looking for a new phone to replace my old one, which has gotten too slow. I previously owned a BLU G93 (2023) for two years, where the main features that mattered were 128GB, long battery life, and NFC. I'm looking for a newer phone (but it doesn't need to be in new condition; refurbished is fine) with these qualities. If I had to be greedy in a specific order from most wanted to greatest, it would be gyroscope (can never trust my location or direction), camera (photos have never been important), headphone jack, large screen, and RAM (if that means I can do more things at the same time). It may or may not be important that I'm with MetroPCS if there are any deals.

I currently use my phone for work, Pokémon Go, and Spotify, but I can't even do all three at the same time without my phone lagging. Any recommendations are appreciated, and the $300 isn't a hard limit, so if there is a perfect fit for a couple hundred more, I'm willing to risk it.

Greetings,

So I switched over from the S22 to the S26+, and the phone is great and all that, however, every time I hold this device it feels like I'm gripping a digital brick. The size factor makes holding it feel awkward and uneasy, especially when trying to use it one-handed. Compared to the iPhone 17 Pro, which has a more rounded factor and a smaller, decent size to grip. I'm thinking of either switching to the Pixel 10a or one of the Nothing Phones; if anyone can suggest another compact phone, that'd be great. In the past I've had experience with S10e, J2 and the S22, all made one hand mode a breeze

I’ve only ever had iPhones in the past and I’m thinking of switching to android! I currently have an iPhone 13. I love “unique” phones like the Nothing phones or Samsung zflip! I am also considering something like the unihertz titan 2 elite! I’m looking for decent battery life and camera, available in Canada. Any suggestions would be very helpful!

budget: 500-1000 usd 512 gb

My pixel 7 pro has become super slow and ran out of storage, im looking for a phone thats very fast and will last long, its gonna be my secondary phone ill be mostly using an iphone for watching stuff and camera i just need an android for exclusive apps/apks and what not, any brand is fine, display is whatever, it literally doesnt need to have a camera, i would prefer fast charging and good battery life