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'its 6800K color temperature is very close to achieving that ideal 6500K reference value.'

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'It's a beautiful smartphone, with the eye-catching Deep Garnet model being particularly gorgeous. '

'Bottom line: the A9 is a pretty phone, but in a deeply superficial way. '

'This smartphone still is inconspicuous, curvaceous and symmetrically attractive.'

'Overall speed.'

'Stock Android, timely updates likely. '

'the Moto G's viewing angles were excellent, even at more extreme angles.'

'The Lumia 640 is one of the most capable affordable phones currently available, which is why we gave it a TrustedReviews award at this year’s Mobile World Congress.'

'Distinctive Lumia design with bright color options. '

'Something completely new for the Lumia 640 is a front-facing camera.'

'Large 5-inch screen'

'The front of the device is clean.'

'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.'

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'Superb value.'

'The Moto G remains the only phone we've given 10/10 and is still one of the best cheap phones you can buy. '

'With a bigger screen, much better speakers and improved cameras, the new Moto G is a great budget smartphone. '

'Fluid and stable video footage with 3x lossless zoom. '

'Good full HD display'

'Bright, well-built design. '

'Colour accuracy is lifelike, though, and colours really pop on the OLED screen.'

'The Lumia 830 is, mostly, a very good phone, but before you buy you need to make peace with some tricky weaknesses. '

'There is very little the Nokia Lumia 830 got wrong.'

'Quick and easy transition from phone to tablet.'

'First, the phone in and of itself is solid and reliable. '

'The 1080p video recording is more than usable to share with friends and family.'

'Photos captured using the camera were sharp and full of detail, though colors were too bright.'