Looking For A New Phone

What do you look for when purchasing a new phone?

It depends on our own interests .But mostly we has to see the minimum specifications for the phones costs above 16000Camera quality.RAMROM (internal storage)Processor (snapdragon 625 ,636)System UI and Android versionBuilt quality .Fingerprint sensor and face unlock timings .Number of cores in mobile ( quad-core ,octa core )Dispaly and resolution. PPI more than 400Batter capacity more than 3000 mAhFast charging .Screen size .i.e 5.5 -6.0Dual cameraFront flash and back flash.Infinity display .Service centers.

I'm looking for a new phone to buy. Should I get a modern budget phone or an older flagship phone?

Cj Creations: My suggestion is to go with Modern Budget smartphones.Because now a days the basic version phone ex: mi 6 launching today in Flipkart has only 7,999 RS. But has the features what you get in mi note 5 which costa 9,999 RS. With some additional features. If you go even far back you couldn't find Smartphone providing same features at that price range.Note: It doesn't mean Old Flagship phones are best in build or New Budget smartphones are worst in quality.Both is upto your way of usage. The lifetime will be considered so my best choice go with modern budget smartphones.If your interested in getting some ideas about smartphones or other tech gadgets visit CJ Creations 24.Finally updates will be coming everyday in our life so don't try to go far back it's very hard to come front again.. so better stay in the current place where you're so that you could move on some more easily.Edit: I forgot to mention one thing that, the resale value. Old smartphones what ever it may be the model once becomes old the value of the Smartphone will be reduced so the resale value won't be much. New which is new even it's not much good as old one the value will be sustained until it gets old.Suggestion is already given and the decision is yours.If you found my suggestion helpful give me a thumbs up .

I'm looking to buy new tech. By this I mean at least a new phone and laptop. I currently have terrible laptop and an I phone 6. What would you recommend and why?

Right now I’m using a modified Toshiba Chromebook2 (2015) that I upgraded the factory storage from 16GB to 128GB. Nice, fast, Intel processor, google play, and 10–11 hours of power from every charge. Bluetooth mouse as well.I also have a Lenovo T430 I5 laptop and an old Dell D630 that I routinely swithc between, depending on what I need done, and if I have to lug it around.For a tablet I now use an unlocked T-Mobile AXS Trio 4G LTE Android tablet that replaced a Samsung Galaxy Note 8.0 LTE.My personal cell phone is now a LeTV (LeEco) X526 (3GB ram, 64GB storage).For my wife, I build a Windows 7 custom laptop from OCZ that she uses, along with a Lenovo Miix320 detachable laptop running Windows 10.It all depends on your needs. I don’t game, edit video, develop code, run AutoCAD, and such.For some, an HP Stream 14 works for them. For others, an Intel i7 is needed. For others, they need a much more powerful unit for graphics. And a few can easily get away with a tablet.As for cell phones, it all depends on your needs. Checkout the Samsung J2 Pro International version ($175 CDN), the LeEco X526 (3GB/64GB) $110–150, or some Blackview, Xiaomi, Umdigi, Ulefone, ZTE, DooGee, HomTom, Leagoo, Kyocera, Meizu, OnePlus, Elephone, Cubot, Nubia, Coolpad, Oukitel, Oppo, Nokia, and so many others out there it’s not a joke anymore. There are even many off-brands that can run you $4K USD if you really want. Checkout the Gionee W909.For a laptop, checkout an i5 or i7, 6GB of ram or more, opt for a 256GB or larger SSD, and a battery that can last at least 6 hours. Stay away from gaming or developer models as they’re very expensive, physically large, and just not worth it in my opinion, unless that’s what you need and have the money to burn.

I am looking forward to buy a new mobile phone. It should have a good back camera, low battery consumption and a good RAM. What are your suggestions?

Since you haven't mentioned your budget then let's start from low range smartphones and then would go to high end ones.Around 10k- according to your requirements you can opt for le eco 2 smartphone, its amazingly fast and smooth or another is Moto g5 its also a good smartphone in this range and comes with latest updates.Between 10–20K- in these price range you can opt for honor 8 smartphone if you require only single sim because so gorgeous and meets all your requirements easily, you can also see honor 8lite if you need dual sim, also not to forget moto g5 plus which is also a power packed phone, and if you are iPhone lover spend a little more around 21K to get iPhone SE.Between 30–20K- here are clear cut amazing smartphones i.e the beast one plus 5 6gb ram model where you get everything you desire for a dual lens setup latest processor and much more, another the latest launch honor 8 pro is so beautiful on blue colour with best in segment battery of 4000mAh and still so thin and with latest specs and dual lens camera.Between 40–30K- you can go for one plus 5 8gb ram and 128gb memory version which is the best in range smartphone and is worth the buy, if you are an iPhone lover can get iPhone 6s in the range and if you can wait Samsung's s8 mini is coming and is likely to fall in this category.Between 50–40K- it is a superior category and for iPhone lovers iPhone 7 goes here, but you must never neglect what Samsung s8 is because it's innovation and power both together but you have to be careful while handling the S8. Another beast is HTC U11 with superior look and squeez feature with till date best camera and smooth performance. If buying iPhone 7 can also see iPhone 7plus if you can spend some more ₹ to get dual lens setup and a little more.I hope this was satisfactory.

I'm looking for a new phone, the iPhone 8 or Samsung Galaxy S8+ (I can get both for roughly the same price). Which would you recommend?

S8+

I’m looking for some new headphones for my Android (LG) phone. Any suggestions?

If you prefer over-ear headphones that have noise-cancelling features that are reasonably-priced and can be used for more than just your phone I would recommend the Sennheiser 4.50 BTNC Wireless.On the other hand, if earbuds are closer to what you’re looking for (since they’re more compact for carrying) I would take a look at the Bose SoundSport headphones for Samsung and Android devices.Both pairs listed above have built-in microphones and can be used for multiple purposes.The Sennheiser 4.50 are more practical if you like listening wireless and they do come included with a nice carrying case (and foldable design).If you want a pair that’s more compact but still has good sound quality, I would go with the Bose SoundSport earbuds. (Especially if you need a pair for working out at the gym for example.)I hope that helps, you’ll be more than satisfied with either pair! :)