Huawei Honor 3X G750 / Huawei Ascend G750

The ; comes packed with plenty of features, including dual-SIM capability, an octa-core processor and a 5.5-inch IPS display at a not-too-shabby price of $280.

It's still running on Android 4.2.2, where other newer handsets come loaded with Android 4.4 KitKat; you'll need to do some work to set up the phone if you're getting the handset straight from China, as it lacks all the Google features, such as the...

The Honor 3X offers great performance and specs for its low price. However, unless you're getting a local version with Google Mobile Services pre-installed, you will not be getting the full flavor of Android without some effort.

Swift SoC, Decent screen, Good cameras, Dual-SIM, Both SIM slots support 3G, Removable battery, Good runtimes, Convincing speech quality, Both SIM slots support 3G - that is a rare thing

No MHL, OTG or NFC, Weak speaker, No LTE, Wi-Fi module with occasional interruptions, Power supply too weak and too hot under load, Broader frequency coverage for HSPA. LTE support would also have been nice

The ; comes packed with plenty of features, including dual-SIM capability, an octa-core processor and a 5.5-inch IPS display at a not-too-shabby price of $280.

It's still running on Android 4.2.2, where other newer handsets come loaded with Android 4.4 KitKat; you'll need to do some work to set up the phone if you're getting the handset straight from China, as it lacks all the Google features, such as the...

The Honor 3X offers great performance and specs for its low price. However, unless you're getting a local version with Google Mobile Services pre-installed, you will not be getting the full flavor of Android without some effort.