Recent statistics suggest that the jaw-dropping growth of smartphone sales in the Philippines is largely due to steep competition and cheaper phones from numerous companies, thus, resulting in device manufacturers to offer entry-level smartphones that can offer so much more minus a higher price tag. We've already given you guys a list of smartphones that meet the requirements of those who want mid-level and semi-high end performance at varying prices, we figured, there are those who are looking to purchase entry-level smartphones as well. Best for people who: Are not a fan of touchscreen keyboards, messenger addicts, want BBM and social networking on a budget. Cons: OS is outdated, no GPS, no 'true' multi-tasking, small-ish screen, not exactly a smartphone (more like a feature phone with limited smartphone features), lack of apps. Just make sure to take a great care of your grey market smartphone, don't go crazy flashing roms otherwise you'll end up turning your 6,000 pesos into an expensive paperweight. 3) HTC One X The One X is a perfect indicator that HTC has changed its smartphone design philosophy (somehow). Despite the aging Snapdragon S3 processor, the flagship Xperia Ion [in the Philippines] is one of the better-looking smartphones locally available and is basically an upsized Xperia S. Read more in our articles including "9-inch HTC Nexus tablet reveals specs ahead of launch" and "Six (6) Mobile Phones on a Php6,000 Budget".
Recent statistics suggest that the jaw-dropping growth of smartphone sales in the Philippines is largely due to steep competition and cheaper phones from numerous companies, thus, resulting in device manufacturers to offer entry-level smartphones that can offer so much more minus a higher price tag. We've already given you guys a list of smartphones that meet the requirements of those who want mid-level and semi-high end performance at varying prices, we figured, there are those who are looking to purchase entry-level smartphones as well.
Best for people who: Are not a fan of touchscreen keyboards, messenger addicts, want BBM and social networking on a budget. Cons: OS is outdated, no GPS, no 'true' multi-tasking, small-ish screen, not exactly a smartphone (more like a feature phone with limited smartphone features), lack of apps. Just make sure to take a great care of your grey market smartphone, don't go crazy flashing roms otherwise you'll end up turning your 6,000 pesos into an expensive paperweight.
Our coverage of 6k budget smartphone includes: "9-inch HTC Nexus tablet reveals specs ahead of launch"; "Six (6) Mobile Phones on a Php6,000 Budget"; "Round-up: Top 10 Flagship Smartphones". Each article provides unique insights and information.