Smartphones these days are getting more affordable and more functional than before. Before we get inefficient smartphones for a really hefty price, right now, though, they’re offered almost everywhere and different features help heighten up its functions all around. In regards to that, we figured to list down five great budget phones that are under the minimal amount of Php5,000.
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The S4 Lite is a recent alteration of Cherry Mobile, from its more recent Flare lineup. This Cherry Mobile Flare S4 Lite version isn’t all that Lite to begin with. Despite being a regular 5-incher, the Flare S4 Lite packs a decent punch in the system department. It holds a MediaTek hexacore chip, as well as a decent 1GB of RAM since most phones at the Flare S4 Lite’s price range, are only around 512MB RAM. The latter doesn’t look very fancy in the battery department and all, but since the latter is under the Flare lineup, you should expect the best from it. The Flare S4 Lite is priced at around Php3,999.
The Xiaomi Redmi 3 is a yet-to-be-launched device here in the Philippines though we are expecting it to bring the hype as soon as it gets here. The expected price range of this device is around Php4K, which is a pretty good deal since this device packs a pretty decent specs lineup. This 5-incher has 2GB of RAM and 16GB of ROM, however it’s not entirely sure if the Php4K pricing is final, hopefully, it is.
The Lemon 3 is Lenovo’s answer to Xiaomi’s Redmi 3, with an almost identical specs lineup with the Redmi 3. The latter is yet to be launched though hopefully, we can see more of this handset, as well as the Redmi 3 in the PH market sooner or later. It holds a 13MP and 5MP camera pairing, similar to the Redmi 3 and has a 2750mAh battery capacity. The Lemon 3 is expected to be priced at around Php5K.
The Omega HD3 is Cherry Mobile’s most affordable Omega phone to date and it’s no stranger to performance. It holds an almost similar specs lineup with the Flare S4 Lite, which makes this handset a great pick for a powerhouse budget phone. It has an 8MP rear shooter and 2MP selfie shooter. Though shooting isn’t much its specialty, it still holds a few decent specs in hand to function greatly. The Omega HD3 is priced at around Php2,999.
MyPhone is keeping up with the budget lineup smartphone market. With their recent My-series lineup looking to take over the PH market in 2016. The My27, together with a few more handset takes the market by storm. This more budget-wise pick is no stranger to performing well. MyPhone has been praised for its more long-lasting handset built and is considered to be a great pick for the clumsy ones. The My27 is priced at Php2,999.
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