Description
An entry-level smartphone is a smartphone device that offers basic features and specifications at a very affordable price point. Some of the key features that distinguish entry-level smartphones from mid-range or high-end smartphones include:
- Processor: Entry-level smartphones usually feature basic processors that offer enough performance for basic tasks such as web browsing, email, and light gaming.
- Display: Entry-level smartphones usually have smaller displays with lower resolutions, which can make them less ideal for tasks that require high-definition visuals.
- Storage: Entry-level smartphones usually come with less internal storage than mid-range or high-end smartphones, typically ranging from 8GB to 32GB. However, most entry-level smartphones offer expandable storage options via microSD cards.
- RAM: Entry-level smartphones typically have less RAM than mid-range or high-end smartphones, usually ranging from 1GB to 2GB.
- Battery life: Entry-level smartphones usually have shorter battery life than mid-range or high-end smartphones, typically lasting between 4-6 hours of continuous use.
- Camera: Entry-level smartphones usually have basic cameras, with some models offering 5MP or 8MP rear-facing and 2MP or 5MP front-facing cameras.
Some examples of entry-level smartphones include the Nokia 1.4, Moto E7 Power, and Samsung Galaxy A02s. These smartphones are usually priced between $100 to $200, making them a very affordable option for users who need a basic smartphone for communication, web browsing, and light tasks.
