Best Cell Phones - 4 to 6 oz. Weight, 300 to 350 $ Prices

'The end result is a smartphone that looks practical, like a sports shoe or a torch.'

'The Moto X Play is another solid, good looking phone from the Motorola's stables. '

'Add a splash-proof body that protects the internals from all kinds of spilled drinks, and the option to wildly customise the colours of the phone to suit your exacting tastes and you've got yourself one hell of a smartphone.'

'The Moto X Play is the balancing act between the Moto G and Moto X Style with a tendency to aim high instead of settle for less.'

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

'Unbeatable price-to-performance ratio.'

'Top-notch specs.'

'Superb value.'

'high-end smartphone'

'   ZTE. 's Blade S6 is a desirable mid-range Android Lollipop phone with 4G LTE connectivity and some smart features. '

'It’s a pain the Blade S6 doesn’t have 4G support in the U.S. too, because at $250, it’s an extremely competent phone with a highly competitive price tag. '

'This particular hardware setup is quite good, especially for a sub $300 phone.'

'4G and dual-SIM.'

'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.'

'All told, the ZenFone 5 package is rather excellent. '

'Specs-wise, the Asus Zenfone 5 is a pretty interesting phone. '

'display quality is pretty decent.'

'The Sony Xperia E3 is an improvement over its predecessor in every way possible, which is probably why Sony chose to skip through E2 - the two digit improvement was needed to underline the big jump forward.'

'1080x1920 pixels panel is of the laminated IPS-LCD variety, meaning a tight, bright, low-reflection package, integrating the touch layer into the display itself. '