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Alcatel A30 Plus Review: A Blah Budget Phone

Alcatel A30 Plus Review: A Blah Budget Phone

Posted on September 27, 2017May 18, 2019 By Jarvis

Five years ago, the prospect of snagging an unlocked smartphone for less than $100 was almost unthinkable. But technology has come a long way, and it’s led us to Alcatel’s latest bargain, the A30 Plus. The first thing you’ll notice about this Android phone is its price — just $80, if you buy it throughAmazon’s ad-supported Prime Exclusives program. The standard unlocked version of the A30 Plus costs $130.

Truthfully, that price tag is the only thing you’ll notice. The A30 Plus is about as budget as budget gets. If you’re looking to spend as little as possible and don’t need a particularly fast or flashy smartphone, this device will get the job done. Still, other options offer better value.
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