Top Android phones: Best buys (August 2011)
- — 24 August, 2011 15:04
Looking for an Android phone on a budget? You should look no further than PC World Australia's best buys. These Android smartphones are a rank of the top 10 handsets based on perceived value for money.
Google's Android platform has not only provided a genuine competitor for the Apple iPhone, but it has also opened up opportunities for powerful smartphones at the lower end of the market. The 10 selections in our August list are headed by the Huawei Sonic, which sells for a super low $188 in supermarket chain Woolworths and electronics retailer Dick Smith.
HTC is the most popular best buy Android phone vendor in August: four models from the Taiwanese giant made our top 10, including the Telstra-exclusive Desire S.
6 / 10
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Huawei Sonic
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HTC Desire S
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LG Optimus One
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Huawei IDEOS X5
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HTC Wildfire S
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LG Optimus Me
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HTC ChaCha
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Huawei IDEOS X1
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HTC Salsa
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INQ Cloud Touch
The LG Optimus Me has a low-res display, and its price tag isn't as low as some of its competitors, but it still offers most features and functions of higher priced alternatives.
- Review Date:
- Reviewer:
- Manufacturer:
- 3rd May, 2011
- Ross Catanzariti
- LG
- Rating:
- Price:
- $ 229.00
- Pros:
- Reasonable price
- Capacitive touchscreen with multitouch
- Most features and benefits of Android
- Cons:
- Small, low-resolution display
- Occasional sluggish performance
- Poor on-screen keyboard
