Which cell phone are you most likely to gravitate towards?

My cell phone is several years old and no longer works properly. The battery leaves a lot to be desired, it constantly deletes events from the calendar, does not connect properly to the WLAN and has a crack or two.

So I would like to buy a new phone, but I don't want to spend more than 300 euro.

I came across the OUKITEL C21, the HUAWEI P40 lite and the Samsung Galaxy A20e, which are within my budget and have very good reviews. Which one would you buy?

Or do you have other recommendations?

Samsung or Huawei I think the two best of them my sister owns the Samsung A20e works very well and has a fingerprint censor on the back. But the Huawei is also very great, I've heard from friends. The decision is up to you.

Have fun looking and LG.

Xiaomi Redmi Note 9 Pro

Under no circumstances should you buy one of the cell phones you mentioned. They are all far too expensive for the hardware installed.

The Xiaomi redmi Note 10 pro is almost certainly the best smartphone under 300 euro (120hz, OLED, power, speakers, 108mp camera…)

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IPhone SE 2 or iPhone 8.

If you've ever switched away from Android, you won't regret it. IPhones are also fully worthwhile if you buy them refurbished or used and they last a very long time without problems (6 years software support). My old iPhone 5s runs almost like new again with a new battery, I've now given it away

I just see that many here are recommending cell phones from Chinese manufacturers like Xiaomi. The cell phones often have very good hardware for the price, but these cell phones do not have good software support, which means that they are obsolete after two years at the latest. There are also major data protection concerns at Xiaomi, for example, as these cell phones collect personal data and send it to China. In this case, you should therefore not choose the cheapest option, but rather go for a manufacturer such as Apple, Samsung or LG (even if they do not have the very best hardware for the price).

It depends on whether it's not in the budget