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I am looking for an inexpensive phone with good battery life, preferably an Android phone. I am not bothered about having quad-core, HD screen, etc, just a usable phone with a good battery. Does anyone have any suggestions?

[GeordiePaul]

How cheap is cheap? You could get a Moto G gen 1 for 100 quid or so. If you want something a bit more fancy, you can get great deals on HTC One M8, LG G2 or OnePlus One.

[BKM]

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Originally Posted by asm

I am looking for an inexpensive phone with good battery life, preferably an Android phone. I am not bothered about having quad-core, HD screen, etc, just a usable phone with a good battery. Does anyone have any suggestions?

The dumber the phone the better the battery life so wanting an Android is not, perhaps, the best idea! A simple Nokia106 at ~£10 or so will last up to a few weeks on standby!

[IvanIV]

Yes, if you start using any smartphone properly, the battery goes by the end of the day.

[Lyceum]

My Aunty has a moto e which she charges once a week. Granted she's not a heavy user and it is used for calls Text and whatsapp only. But still a smartphone battery lasting that long these days is excellent. She doesn't turn it off at night either.

[Neil_N]

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Originally Posted by Lyceum

My Aunty has a moto e which she charges once a week. Granted she's not a heavy user and it is used for calls Text and whatsapp only. But still a smartphone battery lasting that long these days is excellent. She doesn't turn it off at night either.

This! I have a Moto E as well (as does my Mum), and the battery does last all day.

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Thanks for the suggestions. I was considering a Lumia 630 as it seems the battery life is pretty good (not android obv.) but the Moto E sounds like a good option.

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The Nokia 106 looks interesting, but it does not have 3G so won't work on '3'.