The Lenovo Phab 2 is a strange beast. It is a huge, yet affordable Android phone. The 6.4-inch screen diagonal puts it between the phone and tablet categories, while the $200 price tag situates it in the low end of the phone spectrum. The Phab 2 may not be a powerhouse, but it should be able to handle light every-day tasks just fine.
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Got this phone on sale for @$150. I like the hardware buttons. The screen is bright and the Dolby sound/EQ is loud and clear for media. The lower, resolution is not that bad and text is readable just fine. Feels good in the hand. Haven't tested any games but feels pretty snappy cpu-wise.I don't think there is a better, low cost large phone out there right now that competes with this.
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