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Could you help me pick a good inexpensive unlocked GSM android phone?

Nov 19, 2012 3:13 AM

Right now my top choice is Samsung Galaxy Y for $120
I don't really need the latest technology and my budget is quite low (around $200)

nekojan nekojan

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Motorola RAZRs have served us well for quite a few years.

jsimsace jsimsace
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@jsimsace: I like RAZR a lot too. It was my 1st cellphone :)

But now I'd prefer a touchscreen one.

nekojan nekojan
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the blue one, it complements your eyes,

videowallart videowallart
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Samsung Dart or Exhibit II - both work on GSM. I'm using both in our house.

kbsig106 kbsig106
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Anyway at all you can come up with another Benjamin? The Google Nexus 4 is getting rave reviews: it is the pure Android experience without TouchWhiz, Sense, or any other nonesense messing it us. The Nexxus series also gets updated faster than everything else. Think about it.

https://play.google.com/store/devices/details?id=nexus_4_8gb&feature=device-featured#?t=W10.

wilfbrim wilfbrim
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I am a fan of www.n1wireless.com

I know the BBB ratings for them are not great but I have ordered from them many times (over 5) and have never had a problem. They have some decent buys for unlocked phones.

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