Features - QOTW: Which mobile phone do you use?

[wyte_w0lf]

Galaxy note 3. Had to make a return to android as ios wasnt doing what i wanted (too closed in both hardware and software choices)

Very glad with it. Use powersaving mode nearly all the tine and it still doesnt struggle to run anything. That 3Gb of ram is great too. Pen is usefull for photo editing and the odd quick note. When pc gets upgraded itll be a good size for remote desktop use too. Emulators run great, office apps so far are decent and the freedom of android is just... bliss.

[Brumski]

Nexus 4 - Sensible price (compared to some phones), does everything I want and I like the stock Android experience.

[Jedibeeftrix]

nexus5

great hardware.
always been a bit "meh" about android, and unhappy that they took away Op Apps.

[malculator]

Samsung Galaxy S3. Recently re-rooted after Samsung upgrading phone to Android 4.3. Put CWM on it a few days ago, but not tried any custom ROMs yet, as I'm happy for now since removing all the Samsung bloat.

[Percy1983]

Nokia Lumia 520, love it.

[kudos1uk]

Sill on my old Samsung Galaxy S2 with stock JB and still dead happy with it.

[MrFawlty]

Sony Xperia T. James Bond uses it so it's got to be good right? I'm kinda pleased with it. The screen isn't very bright and colors aren't that accurate but it does what I need. Thinking of putting CM on it if Sony wait much longer for even the 4.3 update, nevermind the 4.4 one.

[Jaffo]

Moto G. Picked up the 8GB PAYG version from Tesco using the clubcard exchange but even at £100 it would have been a bargain.

Only two minor issues with it. Firstly, the camera is pretty poor; it's on a par with my previous budget phones but it's pretty ropey when you look closely. Secondly, it totally puts my tablet (Xoom) to shame in most apps, especially Chrome, so it means I'll probably end up having to buy a new tablet too!

[bigsnake123]

Lumia 720 - very good and easy to use

[Luke7]

I actually took a risk the other day and decided to but one of the new BlackBerry 10s - The Q5. Have to say I am extremely impressed with the OS and support provided by the community (user designed SnapChat which is awesome). I've owned two other BBs from a few years back which were horrible when things like the S3 and iPhone4 were around but, I must say that if BB can turn their brand image around and back into their favor then they're on to a winner. Having said this I do believe it may be too late for BB even with their new awesome phones - the last few gens just killed the company off.

[3s-gtech]

Got my Galaxy S2 twelve months ago on a great contract offer. Does absolutely everything I need, and the camera is pretty good too. Still on ICS 4.0.4 though as it's on nasty Orange firmware and they disable the 'Check for updates' option. May manually update it in the future instead.

[tigertop1]

HTC ONE+ my first decent smartphone and I am very happy with it in all respects

[smithy1158]

I got the moto G as a gift from my partner, absolutely incredible phone, stunning value for money.

[LSG501]

Moto G.... paid just £12.04 of real money for the 16gb due to the voucher deal from Tesco's. Removed the tesco rom for the generic stock rom and have no interest in a custom rom at the moment... unlike my last phone the orange san francisco, yes I know but I only update when needed.

[ili]

Nexus 4

[KeyboardDemon]

Nokia Lumia 1020, I bought it in the States as I was there when it launched, should have waited for the UK launch as Nokia don't offer international warranty, which I was told at the time but was too impatient to consider listening to reason.