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- Simple to use: Basic-use devices with a physical keypad, focused on calls and SMS. They offer exceptionally long battery life, durable construction, and simple operation, without the demands or constant temptation to “scroll” like smartphones.
- For Seniors: Simple-to-use devices, ideal for seniors, as they feature large buttons, a simple menu, a loud speaker, and often a dedicated SOS button on the back for immediate calling of loved ones.
- Foldable Smartphones: Devices with a flexible screen that folds in the middle. They feature a second external display for quick access to notifications, widgets, or apps without needing to open the device.
- RAM memory allows smartphones to have more applications open simultaneously, so they are immediately available to the user without long loading times.
- at Least 4GB: Enough for basic use, social networks, and content viewing.
- at Least 6GB: They offer better multitasking performance, on social networks and light games.
- at Least 8GB: They are suitable for gaming and provide smooth multitasking performance.
- at Least 12GB: They are suitable for demanding gaming and heavy content processing applications.
- Storage capacity plays an important role in a mobile device, as it allows us to store files and content, as well as install more applications.
- NFC: Make contactless payments at POS with your mobile.
- Memory Card: The mobile phone can accept a memory card to expand its available capacity.
- Fast Charging: It offers a high percentage battery charge in a short amount of time.
- Fingerprint: The fingerprint sensor is used for our identification in various phone functions, such as unlocking.
- Waterproof: Device capability to operate underwater. (IP67: Submersion up to 1 meter depth for 30 minutes. IP68: Submersion up to 2 meters depth for 30 minutes)
- OLED Screen: Mobile phones with LED screen technology (AMOLED, OLED, Super AMOLED)
- Qi Wireless charging: Ability to charge with compatible wireless charger.
- Milliampere-hours (mAh) measure the battery capacity. The higher the number, the longer the battery life. For example, a phone with 6,000mAh lasts about 8-9 hours of video playback, compared to 6 hours for a model with 4,000mAh.
- The diagonal of the mobile screen in inches.
- Up to 5.4": Screens up to 5.4 inches can reach a length of 12.5 centimeters.
- 5.5" - 5.9": Screens from 5.5 to 5.9 inches can reach a length of 12.6 to 13.5 centimeters.
- 6.0" - 6.4": Screens from 5.5 to 5.9 inches can reach a length of 13.3 to 14.2 centimeters.
- 6.5" and above: Screens larger than 6.5 inches start at a length of 14.2 centimeters.
- Snapdragon: Qualcomm processors with great capabilities, such as the latest Snapdragon 8 Elite, which can be found in premium devices.
- MediaTek: A company with a long history in manufacturing processors and microchips. The most recent one is the MediaTek Dimensity 9400.
- Exynos: Processors specifically manufactured for Samsung devices. The latest ones are from the Exynos 2400 series and can be found in Galaxy S24+, S24, A35, A55, A25, and others.
- Unisoc: Unisoc, formerly Spreadtrum, is a semiconductor company based in Shanghai that produces chipsets for mobile phones
- Google Tensor: Processors specifically manufactured for Google devices. The latest one is the G4 and can be found in the Pixel 9 series.
- Apple Chip: Processors specifically manufactured for Apple devices. The latest ones are the A18 and A18 Pro, which can be found in the iPhone 16 series.
- More megapixels mean greater detail, especially in good lighting conditions. However, other factors (such as the lens and image processing software) also affect photo quality.
- The higher the refresh rate, the smoother the image on the device's screen will be. It offers better video quality and smoother gaming.
- Optical Zoom 2x–3x (Portraits): Brings the subject slightly closer, ideal for capturing impressive portraits with natural background blur.
- Optical Zoom 5x+ (Long Distances): The ideal choice for taking crystal-clear photos from a long distance (e.g. at a concert).
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