5 Cheapest 4G Supported Smartphones Ever That Anyone Can Buy Easily

As we all know 4G is becoming more accessible all that time and not just because the networks are expanding their coverage, but also because it’s finding its way into ever more phones, many of which are surprisingly affordable. Here we have a list of 5 Best Cheaper 4G Phone all time. See the list below.

Google Nexus 5

Price = (~£299)

Admittedly at £299 the Google Nexus 5 isn’t exactly cheap, but if you shop around you can get it a little cheaper and even full price its fantastic value for money, as with a 2.3 GHz quad-core processor and 2GB of RAM it has the specs you’d expect from a £400 handset. Its 8 megapixel camera is pretty average for a high end phone and there’s no expandable storage, but when it’s as much as £200 cheaper than the competition we can live with that.

Nokia Lumia 735

Price = (~£200)

The Lumia 735 is a selfie specialist thanks to a front-facing wide-angle 5 megapixel snapper, which is backed up by a solid rear-facing 6.7 megapixel camera with Carl Zeiss optics and an LED flash. It's also got a spacious 4.7-inch 720p display and is powered by a 1.2GHz quad-core processor and 1GB of RAM. The Windows Phone platform itself is now much more enticing than it used to be and assuming you aren't locked into the Android or iOS platforms then the Lumia 735 is one of the best cheap 4G smartphones in the world.

HTC Desire 610

Price = (~£200)

The HTC Desire 610 is another mid-range Android smartphone with 4G LTE support. But it has a couple of advantages over other smartphones in this price bracket and the first is that it comes with HTC's software including the excellent HTC Sense user-interface and BlinkFeed. But before you run out and buy one bear in mind that the HTC Desire 620 is set to land soon, with a larger screen and better front-facing camera. No price tag has yet been attached to it, be we’d assume it will be almost as affordable.

Sony Xperia E3

Price = (~£150)

The Xperia E3 is Sony's most affordable 4G smartphone, as it’s available for just £110. This Smartphone has a 4.5-inch (480*854 pixels) display and is powered by a 1.2GHz quad-core processor backed up by 1GB of RAM. Overall it's a great value 4G handset with a quad-core processor and a solid all-round spec but it's a shame Sony couldn't have included a 720p display.

Moto G with 4G

Price = (£125)

The Moto G is Motorola’s most successful phone ever and with good reason. It combined solid specs (a 1.2GHz quad-core Snapdragon 400 processor and 1GB of RAM), with a large, high quality 4.5 inch 720 x 1280 display, an attractive build, Android KitKat and a low price tag. It's a really tough call for Android lovers to choose between the Sony Xperia E3 and the Moto G. Motorola's smartphone has a better display and a superior front-facing camera, but it's a pretty chunky device at 11.6mm.

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