Throughout the year at ComputerHoy.com we test hundreds of different devices, especially mobile ones, although there are many more gadgets that also pass through our hands, we test them and, if necessary, recommend them.
Buying a phone is a key decision as it is the device we use the most so there are always doubts. ComputerHoy.com has product recommenders of all kinds in which we also resolve doubts, although today we want to especially recommend five mobile models that we have tested recently.
A little bit of everything, but mostly these are mid-range mobile phones, around 300-400 euros, a figure that already has some models that are very competitive and complete, providing excellent service, not even comparable to high-end. those. .
Some of these models belong to brands that are entering the market for the first time, such as Nothing Phone (1), a long-awaited premiere that, above all, is distinguished by its original design.
- OnePlus Nord 2T 5G
- Nothing Phone (1)
- POKO X4 GT
- Realme GT Neo 3T
- Google Pixel 6a
OnePlus Nord 2T 5G
OnePlus Nord 2T
Add and follow OnePlus, a brand that once only focused on premium mobile phones but has now taken a big step to be present in lower-priced segments. The Nord is your bet and we are particularly concerned about the Nord 2T.
This is a mobile phone that boasts, for example, 90Hz AMOLED screen, 80W fast charging and above all Android software (with OxygenOS as a layer) very, very fluid and with long term updates.
If what you’re looking for is an Android experience without pre-installed apps or annoying proprietary services that you can’t get rid of, this mobile phone is a very good option.
- See OnePlus Nord 2T review
Nothing Phone (1)
Nothing Phone (1)
Even though its price can’t be called affordable as it is close to 500 euros, it should be noted that Nothing Phone is a very perfect mobile phone in every way. It has several characteristics that put the land in the middle with other types of the middle class.
We refer, for example, to wireless charging or OLED display, among other things, that we really liked when we tried it. Its software is quite innovative simply because it is Nothing’s first mobile app that also focuses on a very clean interface and with little overhead on the manufacturer’s part.
One of the few disadvantages that can be put is fast charging of “only” 33W of power.
- Phone review See Nothing (1)
POKO X4 GT
POKO X4 GT
A step down in terms of price is the POCO X4 GT, a very good analysis to carry out, and this is that it is a mobile phone that strives to excel in terms of power and has many virtues such as the excellent Dimensity 8100 processor. you want and how you want.
However, its design is somewhat larger and heavier than other models, with a screen that just fits.
Of course, if you are looking for a gaming mobile phone at a more or less affordable price, this is probably your best option.
- See POCO X4 GT Analysis.
Realme GT Neo 3T
Realme GT Neo 3T
Another brand that is slowly gaining popularity is realme, and we’re not surprised that we’ve tested many of its phones in recent years. One of them is the Realme GT Neo 3T, with an original design in honor of the manufacturer’s GT line.
There’s only one thing in his test that didn’t convince us too much: the camera. Otherwise, this is an outstanding mobile phone with 120Hz AMOLED screen, 80W fast charging, Snapdragon 870 processor which guarantees fluidity for several years.
For less than 400 euros, this is not bad at all, although there is a lot of competition in this area.
- Watch realme GT Neo 3T analysis
Google Pixel 6a
Google Pixel 6a
Google does not give up and its Pixels continue to develop with dignity, retaining all the distinctive features of the line and with some pretty good news. This time in the Pixel 6a, it’s a Google Tensor processor equivalent to the Snapdragon 800 series.
It’s powerful as a mid-high range, but above all it showcases what is its main attraction: 100% Google software, the purest Android you can find, and with very long-term updates, which no one can today promise.
Plus, it comes back to make your camera take pretty good photos with processing and a design that isn’t flashy, but isn’t boring either.
- See Google Pixel 6a analysis
Source: Computer Hoy
I am Bret Jackson, a professional journalist and author for Gadget Onus, where I specialize in writing about the gaming industry. With over 6 years of experience in my field, I have built up an extensive portfolio that ranges from reviews to interviews with top figures within the industry. My work has been featured on various news sites, providing readers with insightful analysis regarding the current state of gaming culture.
