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Phone with good battery
Can anyone recommend any phone specifically with very good battery life?
I only want to spend £50-200
Thanks
Oliver
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If you're happy with Samsung in general, and don't mind dropping down the range for your budget, the A15 5G is not bad and has a 5,000 mAh battery.Or just get a replacement battery fitted by Samsung - about £79.
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Google MOBILE PHONE LARGE BATTERY on AmazonThere are many cheap options such as the JoyHandy 4G with a 4500mAh battery and 6.3" screen at £59.99
If I was half as smart as I think I am - I'd be twice as smart as I REALLY am.0 -
Never heard of that brand
I don't want a Motorola again
Samsung seems OK
Any views on hmd is it basically Nokia
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From memory/ impression, hmd smartphone is not good value for money.[Deleted User] said:Never heard of that brand
I don't want a Motorola again
Samsung seems OK
Any views on hmd is it basically Nokia
Apart from battery life, you should also consider phone with fast charging like 90W/ 100W. Those probably can charge 50% in 15 mins with the right charger and cable.
Poco X7 Pro 8 + 256 with 6000mAh battery, currently £240 at mi.com uk. That included 90W charger.1
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