BEST Budget Android phone? – OnePlus Nord N30

9 thoughts on “BEST Budget Android phone? – OnePlus Nord N30”

1. Don't worry about updates, just root it and you'll be good to go. Most features drain performance anyways, so with a simple UI you're looking at a keeper.

2. So it's a really good phone that does everything a phone needs to do really well but it feels kind of tinny

3. ONE YEAR OF UPDATES?? I know that that’s basically the norm on android, but in all honesty that’s a crime against personal cybersecurity in general. Updates aren’t just useful for the new features, they constantly patch exploits discovered by security researchers. I am aware that Apple only has to cater to a very limited spectrum of devices, but just look at their software support, android phonemakers should be embarrassed

4. One year of updates also means this is a more expensive phone than most flagships lol. Not to mention the e-waste…

5. plastic? that wont matter in a case, 1 year of updates? i use custom roms anyway

6. One year of updates means an absolute no go for anyone who actually cares about their phone.

7. Iqoo neo 7 exists… Also under 300 schmekels
   I don't think there's a smartphone out there under $300 that can compare…

8. I was looking at this phone but with no water resistance, its a no go. I need my youtube while showering!

9. What a thickkk accent dude

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