Android phone recommendations?

VincentC · Sep 13, 2025

Smoker1 said:
Stick with older Devices that have a MicroSD Slot and a Headphone Jack (preferably with the FM Radio Enabled)

I've actually got an LG G7 sitting in a drawer that has all that. Pretty solid phone. The LG G6 is complete garbage though.

Would love for someone to release a slim phone with all that plus a removeable battery.

yankii · Sep 14, 2025

Okay, so it turns out the iPhone 17 does take physical SIM cards in some countries. Problem ~~delayed~~ solved!

tafisa · 2026-10-05T21:57:15+0100

console said:
Samsung Galaxy A15 5G, Samsung Galaxy A16 5G, Samsung Galaxy A17 5G and above (best get 256 GB storage and 8 GB RAM) with microSDXC support. Put emulators and retro gaming like Nintendo, PS1, PS2 ,etc, little movies / videos, musics, and everything are great.

I and my dad have both Samsung Galaxy A15 5G, Samsung Galaxy A16 5G (256 GB storage and 8 GB RAM. Very great and afford phones on going. I have power banks for to recharge phones on long trip or for vacation. It's very great! It can take a lot of pictures and videos are great! I and my dad have zero complaints on my phones. Bang for cheap and afford phones!

I recommend order afford unlocked phones on Wireless Place website because of afford and cheap than all other locked phones are way too high prices. I bought 4 phones for myself and my dad. I paid about 200 bucks / dollars on each one phone is great deal! Other stores can't beat cheap phones. Outstanding afford phones!

I recommend looking at affordable unlocked phones from the Wireless Place website because their prices seemed lower than many other stores. I also checked https://ulefone.pissedconsumer.com/review.html while comparing different options. I ended up buying four phones for myself and my dad, paying around $200 for each. So far, they’ve been a good value for the money, and I haven’t found many other stores offering comparable prices.

If GrapheneOS is important to you, I’d stick with a Pixel. They’re the most practical choice because GrapheneOS is designed to work with Pixel phones, and I wouldn’t let that battery-cycle claim alone put you off. Under $800, you should have several Pixel options depending on whether you want new or refurbished. If GrapheneOS isn’t essential, Samsung and OnePlus are worth considering too, but Pixel is the obvious choice if you specifically want GrapheneOS.

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