Mobile Brand Discussion

[Grinch_]

Mobile Brand Discussion!

Nowdays mobile have become an important part of our life.In the past people didnt know the word mobile but think about now.Even a new born baby who cant even write a,b,c even he knows how to what is mobile phone.
So in this topic share about what is your favourite mobile? What is its features & why its your favourite etc stuff here.Discuss all about recent mobile phones news here.
Have fun.
Edited September 27, 2017 by Inan-Ahammad

[HaRdSTyLe_83]

my favorite mobile is the one that can still make phonecalls

 

seems that most manufactures just focus on the new applications while battery life just goes to sh!t

 

im going to buy something like the nokia 3310 (17) or something that can last the entire day of making phonecalls without the need to carry the charger everywhere

Edited June 29, 2017 by HaRdSTyLe_83

[JuniorChubb]

I have gone back to having no mobile for a while.... it is bliss

 

If I do get one I would consider most brands except for Apple, unfortunately there is no voting option to cover that.

[~Tiger~]

That is a very bizarre list of choices in your poll.

 

No Nokia.? The biggest selling device in history and the pioneer of cellular technology?

 

No Motorola? Another pioneer.

 

No Sony? No LG?

 

And Oppo is a brand that is huge in China but mostly unheard of in US and European markets.

Edited June 29, 2017 by ~Tiger~

[Grinch_]

That is a very bizarre list of choices in your poll.

 

No Nokia.? The biggest selling device in history and the pioneer of cellular technology?

 

No Motorola? Another pioneer.

 

No Sony? No LG?

 

And Oppo is a brand that is huge in China but mostly unheard of in US and European markets.

Opps Really Forgot about Nokia...Thanks bro for Telling..Added Nokia & Sony.

Deleted the previous votes..To make it even more accurate

Edited June 30, 2017 by inan.ahammad

[Grinch_]

Well My favourite Mobile Brand is Samsung!I really like that company.Be it a mobile or any other.Tv,Fridge,monitor etc..This company is best on my opinion.I used the J7 2015 verson.It really Amazed me.Teseted score on An tutu it goes to 42000.Nena Mark 2 60 Fps.I really Loved that phone.With the S bike mod and Power Saving options and with the Amoled Display The phone is a beast in comparison with other phones...at same price of course of other brands. .Super Fast...Never got a hang!!!No wonder if a phone Like J7 is this much How would be S8 +.Cause dont think ever will get a chance to buy that device.

[asmitgta sa]

Yes bro i completely agree with you i have also tried j7 prime its awsome

[Flachbau]

Even though I own a Galaxy Note 4 currently, LG is my favorite brand and manufacturer. Sure, their Android UI skin is kinda fruity but I quite like how it looks and operates.. some may also argue about the whole boot-looping thing, too. Fair point in every way. I hope they never have an issue like that with new devices moving forward.

 

Really wish I could get a G6

[Grinch_]

Android 7 ( Nouget )

Share us about your android phones android 7.What new features did your device manufacture brought with the new Nouget Update?

Have you device has gotten the Nouget yet or will it get it???

Share all about the new android update!

[Furry_Monkey]

I've been a HTC user for many years (I still have the beast that is the HD2), and also had a Galaxy S2 and a Galaxy 7" tablet, but I really like pure Android and Touchwiz is just vile to me. Sense is nicer, but still too far from pure Android. So, I got a Nexus 5X and it was really nice, but the hardware couldn't keep up with my requirements, so it had to go. I'm now using a OnePlus 5 (after loaning a 3T for a few months) and, apart from a few OS issues that I expect to be sorted out soon, it's absolutely lush. Sure, the Oxygen OS isn't really AOSP, but it's the closest I've seen outside the Nexus range.

 

So, I didn't vote, but if I did it would be HTC and OnePlus.

Edited July 2, 2017 by Furry_Monkey

[Shaytan]

I've voted Nokia. I've almost bought the Nokia 5, but ended up not doing so because the reason I was going to replace my device ended up not happening. I think Nokia is on the right path to become at least the second best Android smartphone maker, after Google itself. While other companies go way too much into the rom customization thing imo, Nokia uses stock android on their devices which makes the user experience the simplest and cleanest, as well as it makes it easier and quicker to release updates (as Nokia promises to), something Samsung and others alike are infamous for not doing. Their build quality and repair-friendly design is also a great aspect.

 

Notice I haven't mentioned Apple/iOS because the company's policy regarding smartphones (focusing mostly in stock/first-party user experience, lack of customization freedom both software and hardware wise) and the OS itself doesn't really fit my expectations in terms of certain apps I use quite often not available for it (game console emulators and others alike), again the lack of control and customization I've mentioned, increased difficulty transferring files in and out through a PC, limited storage to internal memory and many other reasons. I don't think it's bad or inferior to Android, simply that it has its own advantages for some users (like my mother that has one) but not really for others, and I'm on that side of the river.

[Jimmy]

Been a Nokia user since I first knew about the existence of phones. Switched to a Motorola Moto E as my first droid, followed by Moto G3, Moto G Play & Moto G5 (currently). My fascination with Motorola was due to the Stock Android and performance offered for budget prices. I hated the skin of Samsung TouchWiz, Huawei's EMUI, Meizu's Flyme and finally the chinese gaints Oppo & Vivo. None of Android devices ever had any after-sales service issues except an Asus Zenfone which I brought for my dad.

 

Recently, I joined a new job at a MNC and was handed a Xiaomi Redmi 4 for business purposes. Redmi's offering for the price's really nice. Everyone at work wields a Xiaomi device. The skinning and UI is decent, Lite and offers a variety of useful features as well. That's my brief take on smartphone brands or atleast the ones I've used.

[DEALUX]

Ideally the one with the best specs, price, and the ability to install a custom Android ROM.

[Grinch_]

Anyone interested in the J7 Max.Is it good for high gaming?

Like Asphalt Extreme and Some Nfs games?

[Shaytan]

Anyone interested in the J7 Max.Is it good for high gaming?

Like Asphalt Extreme and Some Nfs games?

Not me for sure. Already got burnt with the J3 '16, and so did my girlfriend with the J5. Samsung is terrible at keeping their devices up to date, mostly if they're not their flagships. You'll get at most a single new Android version upgrade (if you're lucky enough, and still months after it's officially released), and then next year they release the 2018 version of your device and cut all your hopes for more support. Plus, even if the specs are higher than other devices you might compare it to, expect it to perform slightly worse, TouchWiz is slower than stock Android or most other custom ROMs and it'll also come with a ton of bloatware you can't unninstall.

 

About playing games, sure it will, even my J3 and my old Core Prime could those, I expect it to run them with higher graphics as well. Still, I'd go with Nokia.

Edited July 19, 2017 by Zombified Andy

[MuntyJack]

Meizu is a great phone too

[Grinch_]

Everyone Vote in the poll:And if anyone wanna add thier favourite brands ask ok Got a lot of spaces left!

[Audi]

I love my Samsung phones, but I prefer apple personally when it comes to tablets.

[Jimmy]

Samsung phones are really poor with Gaming, except the flagship devices. Most mid-rangers from Samsung suffer at playing graphic-intense games like Asphalt or NOVA. Casual gaming gets the work done but still the phone heats up real quick.

[Grinch_]

Samsung phones are really poor with Gaming, except the flagship devices. Most mid-rangers from Samsung suffer at playing graphic-intense games like Asphalt or NOVA. Casual gaming gets the work done but still the phone heats up real quick.

Never used any flagship devices but used J7 2015.Well it didnt heat up that much.But still when come to android its the best brand.Currently using Huawei ad totally disappointed.

[Jimmy]

 

Samsung phones are really poor with Gaming, except the flagship devices. Most mid-rangers from Samsung suffer at playing graphic-intense games like Asphalt or NOVA. Casual gaming gets the work done but still the phone heats up real quick.

Never used any flagship devices but used J7 2015.Well it didnt heat up that much.But still when come to android its the best brand.Currently using Huawei ad totally disappointed.

 

AFAIK, Huawei devices offer some really nice specs for the price segments. Apart from after-sales services, I've never heard of any complaints about their devices.

[Shaytan]

 

 

Samsung phones are really poor with Gaming, except the flagship devices. Most mid-rangers from Samsung suffer at playing graphic-intense games like Asphalt or NOVA. Casual gaming gets the work done but still the phone heats up real quick.

Never used any flagship devices but used J7 2015.Well it didnt heat up that much.But still when come to android its the best brand.Currently using Huawei ad totally disappointed.

 

AFAIK, Huawei devices offer some really nice specs for the price segments. Apart from after-sales services, I've never heard of any complaints about their devices.

 

They also send your data to Chinese agencies but not a big deal... or at least that's what appears to be the common belief, considering nobody talks about this and nothing is done to stop it.

[Grinch_]

 

 

Samsung phones are really poor with Gaming, except the flagship devices. Most mid-rangers from Samsung suffer at playing graphic-intense games like Asphalt or NOVA. Casual gaming gets the work done but still the phone heats up real quick.

Never used any flagship devices but used J7 2015.Well it didnt heat up that much.But still when come to android its the best brand.Currently using Huawei ad totally disappointed.

AFAIK, Huawei devices offer some really nice specs for the price segments. Apart from after-sales services, I've never heard of any complaints about their devices.Well,i am noy talking about features.I was aiming for performance.Huawei's performance is good but not as Samsung.It was totally a different feeling using a Samsung device.It offered some really cool things which i cant see on any other android brands!

[HaRdSTyLe_83]

 

They also send your data to Chinese agencies but not a big deal... or at least that's what appears to be the common belief, considering nobody talks about this and nothing is done to stop it.

 

 

im less concerned about someone in china seeing my text messages then google knowing my porn preferences

Edited August 7, 2017 by HaRdSTyLe_83

[Grinch_]

 

They also send your data to Chinese agencies but not a big deal... or at least that's what appears to be the common belief, considering nobody talks about this and nothing is done to stop it.

 

im less concerned about someone in china seeing my text messages then google knowing my porn preferences

Ha ha ha!

Not just Google.Also your sim operator.

[Kingbing]

Apple is the best. I had a samsung phone for years and it was on it's deathbed at the end. It would only charge if you pushed on the charger a certain way, and then it finally just stopped charging all together. The battery life was absolutely terrible. I couldn't go one day without putting my phone on airplane mode so it didn't die before I got home. I didn't get any system updates for it either so it was stuck on android 4. I got an I phone this spring and it's been great. the battery lasts a few days when I don't use it heavily, it's still supported, and it has a much better charging system.

[HaRdSTyLe_83]

^^ can they now share musics and files over bluetooth or wi-fi ?

i only had the iphone 4 and found it to be a piece of junk, software wise, just the need to connect it to a pc on start up was quite hilarious to me.

 

edit from all the phones i had growing up the one i like the most was the nokia 8810

Edited August 8, 2017 by HaRdSTyLe_83

[Jimmy]

Layman facts about mobile brands:

 

1. Nokia falls, the ground breaks.

2. Xiaomi and Chinese phones fall, the display shatters.

3. Samsung Phones fall, possible battery explosion .

4. iPhone falls, the owner has trauma and a possible heart attack.

[Shaytan]

Apple is the best. I had a samsung phone for years and it was on it's deathbed at the end. It would only charge if you pushed on the charger a certain way, and then it finally just stopped charging all together. The battery life was absolutely terrible. I couldn't go one day without putting my phone on airplane mode so it didn't die before I got home. I didn't get any system updates for it either so it was stuck on android 4. I got an I phone this spring and it's been great. the battery lasts a few days when I don't use it heavily, it's still supported, and it has a much better charging system.

You didn't mentioned which Samsung you had. Inb4 it was a cheap, entry level device that you're comparing to a high end one - that would be quite an unfair comparison, don't you think? From what you've said, I only agree with Samsung's poor service in upgrading their devices, but that's the company's fault, if you get a Google-controlled device you'd get a much better experience in that matter.

[Kingbing]

 

Apple is the best. I had a samsung phone for years and it was on it's deathbed at the end. It would only charge if you pushed on the charger a certain way, and then it finally just stopped charging all together. The battery life was absolutely terrible. I couldn't go one day without putting my phone on airplane mode so it didn't die before I got home. I didn't get any system updates for it either so it was stuck on android 4. I got an I phone this spring and it's been great. the battery lasts a few days when I don't use it heavily, it's still supported, and it has a much better charging system.

You didn't mentioned which Samsung you had. Inb4 it was a cheap, entry level device that you're comparing to a high end one - that would be quite an unfair comparison, don't you think? From what you've said, I only agree with Samsung's poor service in upgrading their devices, but that's the company's fault, if you get a Google-controlled device you'd get a much better experience in that matter.

 

I had a Galaxy S3. So it's not a cheap, entry level device when you compare it to my new Iphone 5s.