Here are three of CNET’s top picks for smartphones that cost $200 or less.
Cheaper phones have a mix of modern technology with some of the best legacy features you can’t find on more expensive phones. For instance, you can get a phone with a 6.5-inch screen and multiple cameras, plus a headphone jack and expandable storage. However, these phones will likely run slower and may only receive a few software updates. But when it comes to using the phone itself, you’ll still be able to install most apps and get security updates.
People are also reading… Samsung also plans to support the phone with at least four years of security updates, which at this price range is as good as it gets. It’s less clear how many software updates are scheduled, but the phone ships with Android 11 to start. The phone ships with Android 11, and Motorola is pledging one software update to Android 12 along with two years of security updates for the phone. This is on the shorter side, but the phone’s cheap enough you might consider the two-year timeline to be roughly as long as you were planning to keep the device.
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