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Bluboo Xtouch review: 'Probably the best 5in Android phone so far' - our verdict

Bluboo Xtouch review: ‘Probably the best 5in Android phone so far’ – our verdict

Posted on December 20, 2015February 28, 2020 By Jarvis

The Xtouch is Bluboo’s 2015 flagship smartphone, and marketed as ‘Probably the best 5in Android phone so far’. It’s certainly got a fair amount of style for a budget Android phone, but we see how it fares in other areas in our Bluboo Xtouch review.

PRICE AND UK AVAILABILITY

The Bluboo Xtouch is available from various Chinese online retailers, including Geekbuying, which is currently charging £123.71/$185 for the Xtouch. Bear in mind that although the site offers free worldwide shipping, when buying a phone from China you may be forced to pay import duty when it arrives in the UK.

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Read full post here: pcadvisor.co.uk

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