Problem is that you don’t get GPE’s outside of the US which really sucks . You can’t even buy the one plus one. So really it’s the nexus 5 or Moto
G, your pick
The moto g has an lte version doesn’t it? And the HTC one m8 camera kinda
sucks, I think out of everything on this list, the nexus 5 should’ve still
been number 1. It has a good camera, and they both have nice unibody
designs, and 1080p screens. The only advantage of the M8 is probably the
front facing speakers, but is that worth more than double the price?
There is a 4G LTE variant of the Moto G however it only comes in North
American at the moment, only support 4G LTE Bands 2, 4, 5, 17 (1900, 1700,
850, 700 MHz) but weirdly, it also supports all 5 mainstream bands for 3G
UMTS/HSPA+ (850, 900, 1700, 1900, 2100 MHz) wheres the 3G only US GSM Moto
G only support 850, 1700, 1900 MHz and the Global GSM model only
support 850, 900, 1900, 2100 MHz. However, do you really need LTE, HSPA+
Also, as a bonus, the Moto 4G has expandable storage upto 32GB. Anyway, if
I was buying an unlocked phone for travelling overseas with, I would
probably go with either a Moto G vairant or the Moto E due to their low
cost, epecially if it will only get used a few weeks out of the year, sure
that camera’s mediocre at best but if will probably be fine for those
social media pics of strange food and lounging by the pool and your
vacation photos really deserve better than a smarphone camera. However, if
shopping for a daily driver, the Nexus takes first prize in my opinion.
Yes, the M8 looks better, has expandable storage and all those duo camera
features but the 32GB Nexus is only $400, add in a wireless HDD and you’ve
got upto 2TB of extra storage for media.
I think it’s odd to call the Nexus 5 camera bad and the M8 camera good. I
would call the N5 camera average and the M8 camera awful. It doesn’t even
produce colors properly.
Add in that the n5 has optical stabilization whereas the M8 doesn’t (some
of you will attempt to say that it does, but it doesn’t as is apparent on
any video taken with the M8. If it does have it, it doesn’t work) and your
judgment gets even weirder.
I like turtles
iPhones FTW
Where is the oneplusone
Problem is that you don’t get GPE’s outside of the US which really sucks
. You can’t even buy the one plus one. So really it’s the nexus 5 or Moto
G, your pick
So…Nexus 5. Or the OnePlus One, if you’re lucky enough to get an invite.
The Moto G does have LTE now.
I thought one plus one will be number 1 even though it’s not available but
it’s coming out this June to public
Just bought a Verizon moto g for 50 bucks I’m not using it as a phone just
a cool toy/mp3 to have around
#android
#goggle
#topfive
I’m surprised the iPhone 5S wasn’t on the list.
OMG Oppo One Plus yes hard to find BUT best value beat specs lol
I would not pay $600 for a 4 megapixel camera
Nexus 5 is best bang for the buck
No one in my country buy contracts it considered rip off
HTC $699
What about the oneplus one!
The moto g has an lte version doesn’t it? And the HTC one m8 camera kinda
sucks, I think out of everything on this list, the nexus 5 should’ve still
been number 1. It has a good camera, and they both have nice unibody
designs, and 1080p screens. The only advantage of the M8 is probably the
front facing speakers, but is that worth more than double the price?
@Karan Kaushal Try getting one.
Where the hell is Galaxy Note 3, this is relatively affordable (as it now)
and has specs with kick the shit out of the Motorola phone.
There is a 4G LTE variant of the Moto G however it only comes in North
American at the moment, only support 4G LTE Bands 2, 4, 5, 17 (1900, 1700,
850, 700 MHz) but weirdly, it also supports all 5 mainstream bands for 3G
UMTS/HSPA+ (850, 900, 1700, 1900, 2100 MHz) wheres the 3G only US GSM Moto
G only support 850, 1700, 1900 MHz and the Global GSM model only
support 850, 900, 1900, 2100 MHz. However, do you really need LTE, HSPA+
Also, as a bonus, the Moto 4G has expandable storage upto 32GB. Anyway, if
I was buying an unlocked phone for travelling overseas with, I would
probably go with either a Moto G vairant or the Moto E due to their low
cost, epecially if it will only get used a few weeks out of the year, sure
that camera’s mediocre at best but if will probably be fine for those
social media pics of strange food and lounging by the pool and your
vacation photos really deserve better than a smarphone camera. However, if
shopping for a daily driver, the Nexus takes first prize in my opinion.
Yes, the M8 looks better, has expandable storage and all those duo camera
features but the 32GB Nexus is only $400, add in a wireless HDD and you’ve
got upto 2TB of extra storage for media.
+CNET The HTC One M8 only has an 8mp camera though ? Seems a little
light-on for a flagship phone, no??
In addition the XperiaZ2 has better specs
This video is fucked up! There are so much better unlocked android phones
out there
The Xperia Z2 is only $653 on ebay
http://m.ebay.com/itm/331163924030?nav=SEARCH
You save when you go unlocked.
I think it’s odd to call the Nexus 5 camera bad and the M8 camera good. I
would call the N5 camera average and the M8 camera awful. It doesn’t even
produce colors properly.
Add in that the n5 has optical stabilization whereas the M8 doesn’t (some
of you will attempt to say that it does, but it doesn’t as is apparent on
any video taken with the M8. If it does have it, it doesn’t work) and your
judgment gets even weirder.