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ajw

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#138211 25-Dec-2013 09:15

Was thinking about buying one of these entry level phones for my son to use on Skinny. I note they have a 1GHZ dual core processor and battery capacity of 300 hours standby.

Would appreciate any feedback about this phone. And it will be used for talk and text only.

Thanks.

http://www.thewarehouse.co.nz/red/catalog/product/Skinny-V795-Bundle-Green?SKU=1771861

Yabanize

2350 posts

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#957192 25-Dec-2013 10:05

It looks like a nice device APART from the fact it has Android 2.3 and not 4.0/4.1/4.2/4.3 etc

But if its only used for text and talk it shouldnt be a problem

It may even get upgraded in the future

but for $39, you certainly can not complain.

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