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vida_llevares wrote:

Do I need to look for a technician or an Android specialist for repair of Android phones? Or can I just bring my gadgets to a generic service center?

There are a good number of techs popping up these days. Where I live in Tempe there is one right next to ASU and I heard he has pretty decent prices. Just google “android repair [your zipcode]” and you might find someone.

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NextLT wrote:

Not necessarily.
It really depends on the maker and the type of product you are getting.
With phones yes, cheap usually does mean a crap phone.

I agree with this actually. A cheap phone will usually suck. Really bad lol.

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My roommate has a pretty cool one that scrolls through a bunch of pictures of galaxies. The coolest part is if you touch it, a star shoots off in a random direction. If you touch and drag you can “throw” stars. It’s pretty cool. I could be a total noob though as I don’t actually have an Android device yet.

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It looks really cool. I was looking at it a couple months ago online when I found out about it. Should be really nice with Google Play integration. Looks to be a all around fun filled tablet.

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I don’t think that means that it sucks. Cheap is a relative term. If you say something is cheap, then that generally means there are substantially more expensive items. I think if it’s cheap, that just mean it has a much lower price. Many times it is also a low quality item. I think that is something you have to see for yourself really.

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