Things to Consider While Buying a New Smartphone |Tips|
"Smartphone has become a part of life for every human being these days."
Smartphone has become a part of life for every human being these days. Also, buying a smartphone is not easy, especially in today’s age when a new one releases every other month.
With every new phone which we buy, we expect more features in it.
However, with the wide variety of smartphones available in the market, it is quite challenging to decide which one to choose.
Processors and Hardware
There is a lot of hype about processors like quad-core, octa-core, Snapdragon, MediaTek, and so on. The processor is the brain of any device.
Before buying a new smartphone, look at the processing speed that is mentioned in terms of GHz (GigaHertz).
Higher the value faster will be the speed and hence the processor. Sometimes, processor capability is what limits software updates. Qualcomm and Mediatek are safe bets.
Display
Make sure you always look for a display that is bright enough to see outdoors, and the texts are sharp enough when reading.
The quality of a phone display is very important because it’s the one input/output feature we interact with the most on our phones.
And if you’re a mobile gamer, mobile filmmaker, or just love watching movies on your phone, then a good display is more valuable to you than most.
Moreover, for those who like to receive news updates or simply get lost in the HD graphics of the latest Android games, you should really consider a smartphone that is equipped with a display of at least 5.7 inches.
For those that use the smartphone mainly for WhatsApp or to read Facebook posts, a smaller screen will be more than sufficient.
Storage
It is very important to check the RAM and internal storage of the smartphone which you are going to buy. Also, keep in mind that go for larger storage (6GB or 8GB RAM and 128GB or 256GB Storage) if you are a heavy user.
Otherwise, 3/4 GB RAM and 32/64 GB ROM are enough for you.
Moreover, many buy phones with 16GB storage and instantly regret it mainly because apps are much bigger these days.
Pictures can also take a lot of space if you are not storing them in the cloud. A 64GB should be the bare minimum while you choose a smartphone. This also boosts the performance of your phone.
Camera
A good camera is important for everyone these days. Keeping the customers in mind smartphone manufacturers have started to pay more attention to camera quality and features.
They have added features like autofocus, optical stabilization, and increased megapixels on the camera.
Moreover, a camera with more megapixels doesn’t result in better images.
Apart from megapixels, good quality photos are a function of factors like ISO levels, aperture as well as speed of autofocus.
If you are likely to take a lot of pictures, then go for a phone with a 12 or 16 MP camera that has an aperture of f/2.0 or lower, for good results even in low light.
Battery Life
If you belong to this category of users who tends to use apps that need a lot of battery, then it is better to go for a phone with a long-lasting battery with at least 4000mAh battery or above.
However, if you are an average or light user, a handset with a 3500mAh or even 3000mAh battery would be kind enough to run for a full day.
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