China Android Smart Phone? Keep reading, and all will be revealed... You can never get enough advice when it comes to choosing and buying great China Android phones.
Buying from China, regardless of if you're buying 1 phone, or one thousand, requires you to be careful, and to research what you're going to be doing in advance.
1. Research The Phone Manufacturer.
There are many phone manufacturers, or even companies that 'claim' to be manufacturers, in China. Would you buy from someone that you don't know?Whilst you can buy from a reseller, you're going to get the best deals by going straight to the manufacturer.
A search online should give you some indication, but don't forget to use Chinese channels to find them as well, as they may not be advertised on the Western internet.
2. What Are The Phones' Specifications?
OK, so you may have found a manufacturer, or supplier of China Android phones, that you like the look of. However, you also need to spend some time researching the phones that they're offering.Check the specifications of each phone, and make sure that the design of each is what you're looking for. Are they the right size, powerful enough, operate on your local networks, etc?
3. Find & Read Reviews On China Android Phones.
Even smaller Chinese brand phones will have online reviews, or perhaps videos, somewhere. Seek them out and read or watch them. They'll give you a truer feel for what the phone is really like than the manufacturer's specifications will.
I suggest searching for the brand of your phone, and its model in Google. Despite being a Chinese phone, it's very likely that Western sites will have picked up on it. Videos are also useful, even if they're sponsored, as these help you to see what the phones look like when held and in use.
4. Be Prepared To Pay Import Tax.
You're no doubt aware that your country may charge import tax on any new phones that you have shipped to you, but don't forget to factor in this cost to your deal.Although Chinese phones may be cheap compared with buying in your country, the tax could tip the deal over the edge into not being so worthwhile.
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