Today it is rare to find someone who does not have a smartphone, and like any electronic device these have a limited useful life. Every time it breaks down, or we just get tired of it, we immerse ourselves in a search process in which we analyze aspects such as the screen, the camera or the processor to find the one that will be our next smartphone.
But after all, as much as we like that wonderful mobile, we know that we are not going to buy it. Why? For the price. One of the biggest shortcomings of big manufacturers today is how much they inflate the price. And this leads users to seek better value for money. This is where Chinese mobiles come into play.
Currently there are numerous Chinese manufacturers that have smartphones in their catalog, and if they stand out for something, it is for offering the same specs at a lower price. But not everything is good. Chinese mobiles have always had a reputation for using poor quality components, but we can rest assured, since today these devices have the same quality as any of a well-known brand.
So where is the problem?
Chinese mobiles give us the quality we ask for, good components and premium materials at a lower price than a big brand. But the problems come when we decide to buy one. Getting one of these is not an easy task. Many times we find that we can only buy it online and in stores of doubtful reliability. Sometimes they do not offer a guarantee, and sometimes they do, but it is sent to China for repair, which means being up to a month without a mobile. In addition, you also risk having to pay customs.
For all these reasons, if we finally decide to buy a Chinese mobile we will not have to worry about quality, but we must bear in mind that we must look for a store that has a warehouse in our country, which is responsible for breakdowns without have to send it to the manufacturer and offer a warranty.
One thing is clear, if Chinese mobiles have something good, it is that offer the same specifications for less price, and as a double advantage they force large manufacturers to adjust prices further and improve the medium and low ranges.
And what do you think of Chinese mobiles? Would you buy one? Do you think they force other manufacturers to lower prices?
