When it comes to cell-phones everybody always talks about the latest and the absolute best. The latest HTC, or the model with the strongest processor.

But the reality is there’s still a huge market for lower-end phones in developed and developing markets.

Not everyone has the money to smack down 100 plus US on a phone and not everyone would like a phone that doubles as a camera, GPS unit and games player.

But that’s not to say that they are not very interested in a good quality phone. In reality there are such a selection of solid starter-level phones on the market today that you might find you’ve a healthy quality of competition for the customer’s buck.

These are some things customers will be attempting to find when considering which inexpensive phone to buy :

Battery Life
Entry-level cell phones regularly don’t have a massive screen and come without the always-on WiFi / GPS / Bluetooth functionality that drains the battery life-span from smart phones. As a consequence people are looking for phones which will keep going for days between charges, not just hours.

When describing the strength of a battery put more of the targeting on how long the battery lasts, not how much power the battery contains as not every consumer is going to be tech-savy enough to grasp the difference between one thousand Mah and 1400 Mah.

And don’t forget to mention it if the phone features an extra battery as this is often a fascinating feature.

Network Covearage
The phones you get should be quad band. Period.

What this implies is the phones you source should work on the 800MHz,900MHz, 1900Mhz and 2100MHz frequencies to promise world coverage.

Getting phones with less covearage than this will result in issues later along the line or end in lost sales.

Good Microphone And Good Speaker
People are buying cheap phones to make calls and to send SMS messages. As as result if the speaker and microphone are not good then they have essentially got themselves a useless bit of scrap.

This is often shown by displaying the sensitiveness of the microphone and the output of the speaker. It may also be shown by the make and model number of these two parts.

Build Quality
Customers need a phone that feels great in the hand. Something that does not click, or crack, or feel like it is merely a piece of plastic.

This is often shown by writing what the phone is made of and how much the phone weights.

Excellent Value
If someone is looking out for a phone that does not come with WiFi or all of the other bells and whistles then they can expect to be looking out for a phone that’s priced between thirty and 60 GREENBACKS once you get beyond that mark the phone should have WiFi at the least.

These are a selection of the things that attract folk to inexpensive phones. Check out some of the China phones available on today’s market.