What's the most important thing when buying a phone?

I would pick a phone with which I can call, send SMS and surf internet.QUICKLY :p

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Screen size (4 to 5 inch), size of RAM (min 1.5gb)/Built in Memory (min 16gb), card slot, decent camera. but if I was holding 2 identical spec handsets I'd have to go with the one that felt best in my hand. I love the spec of the Xperia z2 but I don't think it will feel right in my hand/s (based on using the Xperia T)

Future Apps

I would pick a phone with which I can call, send SMS and surf internet.QUICKLY :p

I think this can be done by every phone available in the market because this is why they mobile phones are built for !!

John Farrell

Future Apps

I would pick a phone with which I can call, send SMS and surf internet.QUICKLY :p

I think this can be done by every phone available in the market because this is why they mobile phones are built for !!

Was kidding bro !!

I want to keep my phone for a while so I look mainly for a premium build. Processing power isn't that important, but a good camera is nice bonus.

I look for hardware specification first and then the display second. That is why the samsung galaxy note 3 is the best phone around.

@future apps well, that sure is a nice joke !! I would say I would go for a phone that would fly when I whistle

I just upgraded to the S5 and the contributing factors that I look at are aesthetics, weight, size, and options that make a particular phone or device stand out from the crowd. In the case of the S5 it was the only phone that had all the things I was looking for (see above) plus the water resistent and dust resistent aspects because water intrusion is my biggest cause for destroying phones.

Big screen with high resolution and good price

but at least iin place of phones FHD should be enough, we dont need 2 or 4K...

The built-in features, for sure!

I usually look for phones that have the best in the features that I use the most. So for me: I need a great keyboard/pad (must be really touch-friendly, and not lag) I also like to have a quick-focus camera with editing available.

for now I can add "not having Kitkat" to the list...

For me first of all battery back up of any smartphone. Then its performance and of course the budget always matter, after that its Camera, surf internet quickly and processor & all.

What do you guys think about all this Android Silver business?

Do you think it will replace both Nexus and Google Play editions, or will Nexus go the super low-end route, as suggested by the $100 nexus rumor, and Silver will go high-end as an Apple competitior? What happens to the middle ground then (currently occupied - and occupied very well - by Nexus devices)?

I like the idea of more premium flagships available with minimal bloat and rapid updates, and I don't even mind Google having a controlling say in the specs of those devices (because I like how they've done Nexus), but I'd be very sad to see a high-spec, mid-priced device range like the Nexus line disappear.

even though I like Samsung more coz of SD and removable battery, I wont say that nexus is bad and honestly I would miss it still...

and if they want to make devices with a premium price they REALLY have to step p and come with huge space (and re-introduce microSD), huge (rather removable) battery and everything

for me size doesn't matter i usually see features mostly processor, RAM, battery life, internal space, sensor size, touch focus, and last but not the list i should carry the device in my hand comfortably.

hardware imean cpu, gpu n RAM
of course the size of internal memory too.

Hardware and price.
But this ratio is on par with community.
I pick the phone with the most active developer community on the internet.
You get to talk with them, have fun, mod the device to make it even more awesome.

Well for me, when i'm looking for a new phone i'm interested in the aspect of the phone, the price and the performance of it.
But overall if i like the design i BUY !

I generally looking for high processor, huge RAM, Huge internal storage space, huge screen resolution, and specially color of device i generally like dark colors.

**Hello,
Look at the new phones of performance and features. But the most important thing is to see him update, for example Nexus 5.

Thanks**

For me it is always the size. The smaller the better.