The worst Android phones of all time
We round-up some of the worst Android phones ever released in Australia
Google's Android operating has been a huge success, spurring a wealth of new and innovative smartphones that now dominate the market.
Despite Android's huge success right now, however, there's been plenty of duds down the years. We round-up some of the worst Android phones ever released in Australia.
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Huawei Ascend Mate
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ASUS Padfone
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HTC EVO 3D
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Telstra Corporation Frontier 4G
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HTC Desire C
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Telstra Corporation Smart-Touch 2
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LG Optimus L7
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LG Prada Phone 3.0
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Telstra Corporation Qwerty-Touch
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Huawei Vision
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LG Optimus Spirit
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Telstra Corporation Smart-Touch
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INQ Cloud Touch
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Samsung Galaxy 580
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Boost Mobile Droid
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Motorola Flipout
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Sony Ericsson XPERIA X8
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Motorola Backflip
The ASUS Padfone, an Android phone that docks into a tablet shell, is one of the most interesting mobility products we've ever seen. Unfortunately using the Padfone on a daily basis simply feels like an unfinished product in desperate need of both a hardware revision and multiple software upgrades. If you want a smartphone, buy a smartphone and if you want a tablet, buy a tablet. We can't recommend buying the Padfone.
- Review Date:
- Reviewer:
- Manufacturer:
- 1st Aug., 2012
- Ross Catanzariti
- ASUS
- Rating:
- Price:
- $ 999.00
- Pros:
- Good performance in phone mode
- Padfone Station charges Padfone
- Included stylus headset & case
- Cons:
- Tablet is too chunky and heavy
- User experience feels unfinished
- Average screen on both devices
