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Cakebit Code is Art Posts: 500 Reg: Dec 15, 2010 In your local b... 16,500	confirm \| cancel 03/01/20 02:38 AM (4 years ago) Recommendations for an Android device? Does anyone have a recommendation for a fairly modern Android device? I would like to test out some native app builds, but don't own a device that can run any of the modern Android OS versions. I've heard great things about the Google Pixel, Samsung Galaxy, OnePlus, etc but I'm not all that familiar with what's best in the Android ecosystem. (Ideally it would be great to have a device I can buy outright- not tied to a cellular plan.) Let me know if you have any suggestions! Title Comments Does anyone have a recommendation for a fairly modern Android device? I would like to test out some native app builds, but don't own a device that can run any of the modern Android OS versions. I've heard great things about the Google Pixel, Samsung Galaxy, OnePlus, etc but I'm not all that familiar with what's best in the Android ecosystem. (Ideally it would be great to have a device I can buy outright- not tied to a cellular plan.) Let me know if you have any suggestions!

FunkyMonkey Aspiring developer Posts: 1177 Reg: Aug 07, 2013 blackpool 14,570	03/07/20 07:03 AM (4 years ago) samsungs s series is good cheap option dude, you can pick s8 up for about 150 s7 for about 100 might get bargain on ebay, otherwise any of the newer huawei models, most females i know go for the huawei and men samsungs cheers sean Comments samsungs s series is good cheap option dude, you can pick s8 up for about 150 s7 for about 100 might get bargain on ebay, otherwise any of the newer huawei models, most females i know go for the huawei and men samsungs cheers sean

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