It’s tempting to import a Chinese phone for U.S. use, and for good reason. They frequently have more powerful cameras, gigantic silicon-carbon batteries, and clever features at prices that undercut their American and Korean counterparts. I’ve used some myself, and it’s wonderful to have even mid-range Android devices that take quality photos and last two days on a charge.
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