Suggest phone with physical keyboard under Rs. 15,000
The requirements are very simple: The phone should have a physical QWERTY (preferred) keyboard, a good camera (5MP desirable), a front camera, FM Radio (recording optional), bluetooth and the operating system should support all the popular apps viz. WhatsApp, Facebook.
Desired connectivity options are Wi-Fi & 3G.
The cost of the device should not exceed Rs. 15,000.
Looking forward to suggestions.
Desired connectivity options are Wi-Fi & 3G.
The cost of the device should not exceed Rs. 15,000.
Looking forward to suggestions.
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lalNo physical keyboard phone till date beats Nokia E72 or E63 or E5 according to me! All have 'qwerty' keyboards.
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Kaustubh KatdareThanks, but aren't there any modern phones (excluding Blackberry) that have physical keyboard? I tried searching on various sites but could only find Samsung Chat and a few phones in the Nokia Asha series.
I'm not sure how reliable they are. Would really appreciate opinions. -
lalNokia Asha! Eh, I simply dislike that OS. It looks so buggy and feels like a kid's stuff. Besides, there are no much applications for Asha rather than funny ones. You might feel like owning a toy with it. Asha's possibilities are limited according to me.
Samsung chat. No comments! I'm not much familiar with it except that I have seen one of its kinds in one rare occassion. Felt like a huge something in my hand. Difinitely android is a plus point. But I felt the keyboard no good after using the Nokia qwerty for quite long.
Well, its personal opinion! -
Kaustubh KatdareDisclaimer: It's not for my personal use ๐.
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lalIn the present scenario, it may be better to choose an Android phone. Tons of apps and developers out there. I don't find any other advantage than that. For some unknown reason, I always frown at Android ๐
Besides, Symbian's days are over. Asha, that isn't an OS at all ๐ Blackberry, people have become intelligent enough not to spend unwantedly large sums just for the brand name and get nothing usable back. Nokia N900 is there, a Raspberry pi built with keyboard, display and touch input introduced ages ago. But that is too costly! Left with nothing but Android ๐ -
Kaustubh KatdareOkay, I'm checking but are there any reliable phones with physical keyboard and all the other features desired?
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lalIf it is android, I have heard many users favouring Sony Ericsson Xperia pro and Sony Ericsson Xperia mini pro. Those seem to be reliable models. And sony has a good reputation!
You might like to check this link. All phones there have the desired features. I'm not familiar with other phones displayed there except the ones I mentioned above and in previous posts!
Phone Finder results - GSMArena.com -
Kaustubh KatdareFinally decided to settle with Galaxy S Duos from Samsung - it fulfilled every expectation without the physical keyboard. It's a really nice phone and I'd recommend it to everyone looking for a quality phone under Rs. 12,000 in India.
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