Best Cheap Android Smartphones [June, 2015]

With the first half of 2015 over and summer finally here, those shopping for a smartphone have a lot of options. Many of which are cheap and affordable Android smartphones. Those who can’t afford a premium new Galaxy S6, devices like the Moto G, LG Escape 2 or ASUS ZenPhone 2 are worth considering.

Now that the Galaxy S6, HTC One M9 and LG G4 have all been announced, buyers are likely weighing all of their options. It’s a daunting task if you’re not up with the latest news, but our list below has everything you need to know. People looking for some of the best cheap Android smartphones that still deliver a good experience will want to check out the options we’ve outlined below.

There are many excellent smartphones for under $200, and a few even better in the sub $300 range as well. ASUS just launched an impressive phone for $199, which has been added to our roundup.

 Not to mention last years flagship phones are now seeing heavy discounts. Below are a few great cheap Android smartphones, or options for those who don’t want to sign a 2-year contract.

Flagship top-tier smartphones like the Galaxy S6 Edge or LG G4 are awesome devices, but they’re extremely expensive and out of reach for many buyers. And while payment plans are available from most carriers, simply buying a cheaper phone may be a better choice for some.

Not everyone can spend $599 and up, or want to sign a new 2-year contract for the Galaxy S6 or an iPhone. If you’re one of the millions looking for a better and cheaper route, read on.

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LG To Launch New G4 Smartphone

South Korean electronics company LG Electronics, Inc. announced Monday the rollout of its flagship G4 smartphone, the successor to the G3, this week to consumers in key markets around the world. It was rolled out in LG's home market of South Korea on April 29.

Starting in Hong Kong, the G4 will follow with rollouts in Turkey, Russia and Singapore, eventually including most of Europe, North America, CIS, Southeast Asia, Middle East/Africa and South/Central America. Nearly 180 carriers and retails are already on board as G4 partners.

"The LG G4 is our most ambitious smartphone yet because it is unlike any other flagship mobile phone on the market today. Our vision is to create our own set of standards without worrying about what trend other smartphones are following," said Juno Cho, president and CEO of LG Electronics Mobile Communications Co.

LG noted that the G4 is scheduled to launch in key strategic markets in the weeks to come continuing throughout the month into June. Prices and participating carriers will be announced locally at the time of availability.

Reports suggest that the G4 will come at the same price as the new Samsung Galaxy S6, but will be about $100 cheaper than the Samsung Galaxy S6 edge. It is expected to retail for around $600 without a contract and $200 as part of a U.S. carrier deal.

LG unveiled its eagerly anticipated LG G4 smartphone on April 29, at launch events in New York, London, Paris, Singapore, Istanbul and Seoul.

With the G4, LG said it is focused on delivering comfortable elegance, a great visual experience and a human-centric user experience.

LG G4 features a new technology 5.5-inch IPS Quantum display, a 16MP rear camera and 8MP front-facing camera for high quality photos and portraits.

The G4 is powered by a snappy yet energy-thrifty Qualcomm Snapdragon 808 processor with X10 LTE, and runs on Android 5.1 Lollipop operating system. It comes with a high-capacity 3,000mAh removable battery, 3 GB RAM and 32 MB memory.

LG has also paid special attention to the materials utilized in its newest flagship, with the G4 available in handcrafted, genuine full grain leather in six beautiful colors and a subtle curve. Other material options for the G4 rear cover include pure Ceramic White with 3D patterns, artisan-forged Metallic Gray as well lustrous, Shiny Gold. It weighs 155 grams.

As part of its most ambitious smartphone introduction yet, LG selected 4,000 consumers in 15 countries who "test drove" the all new LG G4 smartphone weeks before its official launch. The 4,000 lucky customers received the new smartphone as part of the company's largest-ever consumer experience campaign.

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New smartphone uses iris scanning to replace passwords in Japan

Biometrics have changed the way we use smartphones, but they haven't really revolutionized it, yet. Being able to unlock your smartphone with a fingerprint is convenient, but it has become so commonplace that the feature doesn't stand out anymore. 

One of the latest smartphones due to hit Japan this summer sets itself apart from the crowd by allowing users to unlock, sign in to apps, and go shopping using only their eyes. That's right, the iris-scanning technology that was once relegated to sci-fi movies and the higher echelons of government security can now be held in the palm of your hands.

Japanese mobile provider, NTT Docomo, is releasing a new phone this summer, with a built-in iris scanner. The Fujitsu Arrows NX F-04G uses iris recognition to replace phone passwords, and can even be used to send payments when shopping from your smartphone.

 The smartphone uses a front-facing infrared camera and an infrared LED light to illuminate the user's eyes, verifying their unique iris pattern. Besides biometrics, the Android device runs Lollipop 5.0, has 32 GB of storage, 3 GB RAM, and a 5.2-inch QHD display.

Unfortunately for stateside smartphone users, the Arrows NX F-04G is probably going to be a release unique to Japan. China also has an iris-scanning smartphone with the Vivo X5 Pro, which launched yesterday. Other companies like Samsung are reportedly working on iris-detecting smartphones, but we're unlikely to see anything pop up for a while.

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