Q. I want a user friendly quality smartphone that is much cheaper but functions similar to an iphone, i want to send txts easily, be able to browse internet and read e books and watch videos decently and also the biggest thing is music! It will be maybe the primary reason why i use it, i'll sell my ipod touch and i love how easy it is on that so i want something similar, thanks! =]
A. A very good website to look for a cheap mobile phone is eBay. You're able to do a search for the model type, make and perhaps even the specification you want. Then filter the search results depending on the amount you would like to invest and you can either buy it instantly or possibly attempt to win with a bid on an auction. Usually auctions are a little lower priced if you happen to are successful in one.
What android phone has the best sound quality?
Q. I prefer an up and coming android phone, budget is around 500-600 USD
A. I think the Samsung Galaxy S is the Android with the best sound quality.
Perfect audio quality
Like many other things about this handset, the audio output of the Samsung I9000 Galaxy S is downright impressive. The handset was reasonably loud and scored excellently on each and every reading in our test.
The signal-to-noise ratio is impressive and so are the flawless dynamic range and frequency response.
The distortion levels are also top-notch and generally there is nothing about the Galaxy S audio quality that we can frown at. And here go the results so you can see for yourselves.
http://www.gsmarena.com/samsung_i9000_galaxy_s-review-478p6.php
The Motorola Atrix has excellent audio quality.
Excellent audio quality
The Motorola Atrix 4G audio output is pretty good, as is to be expected from a device in this price range. However Motorola seems to have allowed for its volume levels to be pushed beyond what the smartphone can actually handle when there are no headphones attached.
If you punch in the volume level all the way up when you are connected to an active external amplifier you get really loud output but with loads and loads of distortion, which is not quite ideal.
That's why you would be better off lowering the volume a couple of steps down - you will be enjoying some of the cleanest output we have ever seen. The Atrix 4G won't be one of the loudest devices around, but it scored greatly in every part of our test.
When headphones come into play the volume is automatically limited so there's nothing to worry about. There's a notable increase in the stereo crosstalk and some intermodulation distortion creeps in, but those are hardly detectable in real life scenarios.
http://www.gsmarena.com/motorola_atrix_4g-review-589p7.php
Some other phones (though not Android) that has excellent or even "perfect" audio quality are...
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Samsung S8500 Wave
The best Nokia phone in terms of sound quality is the 5800. (not that I would recommend it at this point)
Perfect audio quality
Like many other things about this handset, the audio output of the Samsung I9000 Galaxy S is downright impressive. The handset was reasonably loud and scored excellently on each and every reading in our test.
The signal-to-noise ratio is impressive and so are the flawless dynamic range and frequency response.
The distortion levels are also top-notch and generally there is nothing about the Galaxy S audio quality that we can frown at. And here go the results so you can see for yourselves.
http://www.gsmarena.com/samsung_i9000_galaxy_s-review-478p6.php
The Motorola Atrix has excellent audio quality.
Excellent audio quality
The Motorola Atrix 4G audio output is pretty good, as is to be expected from a device in this price range. However Motorola seems to have allowed for its volume levels to be pushed beyond what the smartphone can actually handle when there are no headphones attached.
If you punch in the volume level all the way up when you are connected to an active external amplifier you get really loud output but with loads and loads of distortion, which is not quite ideal.
That's why you would be better off lowering the volume a couple of steps down - you will be enjoying some of the cleanest output we have ever seen. The Atrix 4G won't be one of the loudest devices around, but it scored greatly in every part of our test.
When headphones come into play the volume is automatically limited so there's nothing to worry about. There's a notable increase in the stereo crosstalk and some intermodulation distortion creeps in, but those are hardly detectable in real life scenarios.
http://www.gsmarena.com/motorola_atrix_4g-review-589p7.php
Some other phones (though not Android) that has excellent or even "perfect" audio quality are...
All Iphones
Samsung S8500 Wave
The best Nokia phone in terms of sound quality is the 5800. (not that I would recommend it at this point)
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