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Azrath
Hello!
So since I found a job I wanted to get rid of my old Huawei G630 phone. It still working fine but for apps I started using more and more every day its not enough. 4GB internal memory wont cut it any more and neither does 8GB SD card.
Anyways I seen Huawei P8 Lite and I was wondering what are your opinion on this phone? You had it? Seen it at the store? Maybe your friend has it? I need to know info before buying it and everyone online says it performs well, only in games it lags but I do not play games on phone so I do not really care about that. Tho my friends, 2 of them I asked about phone says it is not good as it looks like.
So I am open to any opinions and suggestions on what phone to get, I am in love with Huawei brand as I had G300 as my first android phone and to my surprise it still works, not like in its glory days but its still usable, same with G630 but it is getting a bit old for my taste.
So since I found a job I wanted to get rid of my old Huawei G630 phone. It still working fine but for apps I started using more and more every day its not enough. 4GB internal memory wont cut it any more and neither does 8GB SD card.
Anyways I seen Huawei P8 Lite and I was wondering what are your opinion on this phone? You had it? Seen it at the store? Maybe your friend has it? I need to know info before buying it and everyone online says it performs well, only in games it lags but I do not play games on phone so I do not really care about that. Tho my friends, 2 of them I asked about phone says it is not good as it looks like.
So I am open to any opinions and suggestions on what phone to get, I am in love with Huawei brand as I had G300 as my first android phone and to my surprise it still works, not like in its glory days but its still usable, same with G630 but it is getting a bit old for my taste.
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The Swift 2 Plus is quite a good phone, 110 euros is pretty much a steal for it. Has the same processor as the BQ Aquaris U (Snapdragon 430) with 3GB of RAM, clean and close-to-stock software that's getting a surprising amount of updates, has a solid all-metal build, a good camera and decent display albeit only 720p, and useful features like NFC and a fingerprint scanner. It's usually not something I recommend because its competitors are for the most part priced better, but at 110? Definitely would be a great buy.
Honestly, the only two sites that I know are good and trustworthy for buying phones are eBay and Swappa, and the latter is really only active in the US. If you look into eBay, look for what eBay calls "top-rated sellers" - this usually means they have a high amount of feedback with the overwhelming majority of it positive.
Honestly, the only two sites that I know are good and trustworthy for buying phones are eBay and Swappa, and the latter is really only active in the US. If you look into eBay, look for what eBay calls "top-rated sellers" - this usually means they have a high amount of feedback with the overwhelming majority of it positive.
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Alright! Thanks again!
