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In order to be in touch online, it is beneficial to have a powerful, functional and simply beautiful smartphone in your hand. But choosing such a device is considered a difficult task, since it is important to look first of all at the technical side, that is, paying attention to the processor, screen part and RAM.

Let's start with the processor

Budget versions of smartphones often have 2-4 cores, and each of them can develop power up to 1.3 GHz, which allows the phone to have a fairly high performance, especially if you need to open programs and applications sequentially. But if you need even more performance, then it is quite possible to choose a smartphone with 8 cores, such as Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Black... And each of them can easily support a frequency of at least 2.2 GHz, which allows the user to open programs at the same time in a great variety and the phone will in no way be able to slow down. Especially if it will have RAM in the range of 1-4 GB.

The disadvantage of an overly powerful processor is the rapid drop in battery power. But if the latter has a capacity of up to 5 mAh, then the phone on a single charge will easily last for several days. But even versions with relatively weak (up to 200 mAh) batteries are also considered a good solution due to the low price component.

The screen is an important component of any smartphone

The screen part is also of great importance to many users. Most people try to choose phones with large (up to 6.7 inches) screens, which are quite convenient for watching videos or playing mobile versions of games. But typing in various messengers will have to be done with two hands, and sometimes, if you need to write a lot every day, it is better to choose a phone with a relatively small (up to 3.5 inches) screen, on which you can type text with one hand. If the screen also turns out to be correct, that is, to have an operating frequency of at least 90-120 Hz, then the user's eyes, even with frequent work with the smartphone, will not practically get tired. The main thing here is that the glass is durable. The best versions of the phones have Gorilla Glass, excellent for increased durability.

Low-end phones are often equipped with simple glasses that need to be protected with polymer films. As a last resort, you can also buy a protective cover made of wood, bamboo, silicone or plastic.

What about the camera?

Most modern models are equipped with quad cameras, which have a total resolution of at least 46 megapixels, which guarantees excellent image quality. But you can also choose budget models that have "only" up to two cameras, the resolution of which should not be less than 12 megapixels, and the front one must have a resolution of at least 3 megapixels. If the quality of the images still remains low, then they can be dramatically raised by using a detachable set of lenses, allowing you to get both wide-angle and macro photography.

What's with the body?

Cases for top-end phones can be made of steel or even aluminum - all this can significantly increase the strength of the entire device. But paint from steel or aluminum runs the risk of peeling off after a year of operation. In this case, there is only one solution - purchase of a plastic or rubber case, which will not only cover the edges of the phone, but also protect the device from strong shocks. But most of the phones in the budget category are also equipped with a plastic case, which is valuable not only for its cheapness and zero performance in terms of thermal conductivity, but also for moderate strength.