Best Cell Phones - Games Phone Features, 100 to 150 $ Prices, IM Messaging Formats

Large, pretty screen, Snappy performance

a budget smartphone in every sense

The Nokia Asha 503 brings a more robust 5MP camera (be it fixed-focus) and 3G to a package we already liked, and that's what we can safely call a good start.

It's a looker - compact and stylish

We can't see why you'd choose the Xperia M over its rivals

Stylish design, Good battery life, Decent speaker quality

cheap Android phone is okay, but there are better budget phones

Clear call quality, a decent 5-megapixel shooter

Exceptional call quality, Good fit and finish

Inexpensive given its feature set, Excellent battery life

Large and bright screen, Affordable, Lightweight and comfortable design

Good performance, Low temperatures, Enhanced sound via DTS

Very inexpensive for an unlocked smartphone

Web-based Firefox OS platform easy to create apps for

Extremely economical, Factory unlocked, Well built for the price

Very low price point

Sturdy build, DLNA streaming and NFC

Cheap, solid, works as you'd hope and expect

Large IPS display, Good camera performance

Unpleasant, bloated Huawei software

Good display, Adequate performance

Handy Quick Key, MicroSD support

Camera shutter can be voice activated

Cheap, plastic build, Weak camera

Thin and light for a mid-range device

High-contrast AMOLED screen, Smooth user interface

Has almost all the features of its last flagship Galaxy S III

Jelly Bean out of the box

Colorful, fun and compact device

A tiny, colorful phone with budget specs

Choice of software and games is poor