Best Cell Phones - 234 to 319 ppi Pixel Density, Quad Core Processor, 250 to 400 $ Prices

'The Oppo F1 is a neat phone, particularly if you're after something that'll keep you away from pricey contracts. '

'Great value.'

'Slim, part-metal frame.'

'Sleek design and sturdy build.'

'The Samsung Galaxy J5 is a fine budget smartphone. '

'TouchWiz interface still feels relatively smooth and responsive, and apps don't take an age to open either.'

'This display is pretty incredible for the price, despite its resolution.'

'The customisations are far and few and according to us is what keeps the UI running smooth without any hiccups.'

'Oppo R7 Lite is a good phone with decent performance and design. '

'Good battery life.'

'Sturdy and well built'

'With decent hardware and a price tag of around ?300, it is a solid phone. '

'It will feel comfortable to most users and the Xperia M4 Aqua is very thin and light for a mid-range phone at 7.3 mm and 136 g.'

'It's the best equipped smartphone in the Lumia 640 series - it packs a massive 5.7" screen and a 13MP camera. '

'You also get 1080p video capture on both the front and rear cameras, with good results. '

'The Samsung Galaxy A5 is a nice looking smartphone with a very thin profile of only 6.7mm, a height of 139.3mm and a width of 69.7mm. '

'The Lumia 735, which of course runs Windows Phone, is pitched as the ultimate selfie phone thanks to an ultra-wide, 5-megapixel front-facing camera. '

'The Nokia Lumia 735 is comfy to hold, with colourful, interchangeable cases and a good screen.'

'Granted, it's not a phone that stands out from the crowd but one that looks solid, dependable and by no means cheap.'