yep, you're talking out of your rear

thought so :smiley:

At that budget, you'll get much better bang for your buck by getting older refurbished flagship phones. You can pick up a Samsung Galaxy S5 with a 1 year warranty for around £130 on eBay. That is miles better than a Moto G in literally every category

The key thing with this phone is that it's sold by Amazon so you should have no problems if it goes wrong or even if you don't like it within the first 30 days. It can have dual SIM and microSD operating at the same time which is becoming unusual. I sent mine back because it was slow charging but I may have had a faulty one... but it did look good otherwise.

Is anyone else having battery problems? The battery is draining too too fast. This is my first android phone, I don't know what to do.

If you travel to the US / Canada then I would avoid as they are current switching off 2G and this phone doesn't have any North American 3G/4G frequencies (you might get very limited 4G coverage in where they have deployed 2600 MHz 4G in Canada)

I own this phone and recommend it highly. Just very hard to fault and I'm fussy. Zero problems, nice and fast, minimal Android install so no bloatware to remove.

Agreed.

I prob would have bought this if it had been this price. But it cost me £3 to get an unlock code on eBay and the missus is happy with her new huawei...

If you are locked to Vodafone that's cool, but this phone is available to anyone.

Wonder which side does the thought processing then? Lol!

Nice phone for the money

​lol makes no odds on Giffgaff as the data is so poor

hmmmm so this or Wileyfox swift?

And yet I get 4g on Giff Gaff.

Yeah true but some of the phones can be had from UK sellers at decent prices, I've added an example.

Personally for a reasonably decent UK sourced phone I'd probably take the better spec over an Amazon supply and returns, but Amazon fulfilment is a good first step for someone unfamiliar with the cheaper brands.

The key thing with this phone is that it's sold by Amazon so you should have no problems if it goes wrong or even if you don't like it within the first 30 days. It can have dual SIM and microSD operating at the same time which is becoming unusual. I sent mine back because it was slow charging but I may have had a faulty one... but it did look good otherwise.

Here's a list of somewhat comparable phones on Kimovil:

http://kmv.to/f/5uSxMH

Need to checking for touch sensor and true mp on the camera, but it's a start...

Looks like Vernee Thor is a contender, can get UK delivery and guarantee for £85, better CPU and memory:

http://www.aliexpress.com/item/Vernee-Thor-MTK6753-Octa-Core-Smartphone-5-0-ich-HD-Screen-Finger-ID-3G-RAM-16G/32671134041.html

Very tempted

It has LTE bands 3, 7, 20, 38 & 40 so providing you are on EE (3,7), O2 (3, 20), Vodafone (1, 3, 7, 20) or Three (3, 20) (or one of the companies that use their networks like giffgaff or tesco) then it should work on 4G in the UK.

Which ones? It has all the UK 4G ones

So it does not for working in the uk?

Negative. Missing UK bands. This phone is made for working in China not UK.

Typing on a Smart Ultra 6. Upgraded from a Moto 4G. Absolute dream phone, go for it!

​some of the reviews say it comes with a screen protector and a case

I decided to go with this and was pleasantly surprised that the student discount is applied to the full price before the £50 off so an extra saving of £2.50 for students

Is this as good or better than the wileyfox swift?

Perfect - ordered cheers!

Removable battery, dual sim, microSD slot, 2GB Ram... Nice price if you don't "need" a flagship.
Hot from me, OP.

probably talking out of my rear, but would worry me how much they would have spent on r&d on the affects on a metal casing and network signals.

Have a look at the Huawei P8 Lite, can be had for £80 on vodafone - I got one for the missus and seems decent phone (16GB + memrpy card, 2GB RAM). Guess it depends what you plan to use it for.

Anyone out there knows of a decent replacement for a moto G for around £100 and a good battery life? Mine struggles now with 1G of Ram and 8G of memory...

Half decent phone for the price but be warned, screen doesn't come with any kind of scratch resistance so it marks very very easily. Screen protector is definitely needed with this, and a good one.

Anyone know of a similar specifications phone to BLU LIFE MARK but must have
AptX support and 128gb microSD support. Thanks

Better than the ultra 6? The more I use the ultra the less I like it :disappointed:

mine serves me well for everyday tasks, camera is a joy. Not sure if it will get marshmallow update but for the price you cant get better!

Not a bad phone for the money. I bought the Windows version some time back as temp replacement. Still going strong despite the beatings it gets from the kids. Heat op. :smiley:

Well suppose it can not be as bad as the £300.00 Amazon Fire they flogged me.heat added.

thought so :smiley:

Any word on the Wi-Fi?
N or a.c.?
Dual band?