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Would you buy an Android phone that copies the iPhone X?
So, Apple's iPhone X has a... recognizable look. We all know of the controversial Notch up top, which eats into the rectangular shape of the screen, the vertically-oriented dual camera module, the shiny frame. Say what you will, it looks like nothing out there. And it's priced like nothing out there, starting at $999.

But hey, if you are after the look and not necessarily after iOS, you are probably already eyeing a few phones that might give you that iPhone X appearance at about a fifth of the price. Indeed, certain manufacturers are already announcing their own notch-equipped handsets, which look very, very familiar, and are powered by Android.

So, be it for the giggles, or be it for the actual looks — would you buy one of these Android phones that sport the a-la iPhone X style?

Would you buy a (cheap) Android phone that copies the iPhone X?

Sure, that sounds fun!
26.33%
Nope
73.67%
Votes 2526
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