Shenzhen CE and IT Limited

Shanzhai phones are better known in the west as clones of more popular branded phones. This is exactly the track that the Mini E72 has taken, taking Nokia’s E72 design, and changing it around to stand out of the crowd.

The E series of phones from China have recently been almost entirely slider phones which reveal a full QWERTY keyboard underneath. The makers of this series choose the E1000 to be their first model to have this feature.

It is impossible not to notice that more and more brands are coming out with QWERTY keyboard designed phones. Trying to tap into this trend, the makers of the S600 have developed a phone that they hope will perhaps draw your attention to it.

If there is one thing that upsets an owner of a new mobile phone, it is that there purchase feels a bit plasticy and cheap. People who dislike these kinds of phones are exactly who the makers of the F98 are trying to sell to.

Senior citizens often find modern phone’s to be confusing and with features they don’t want or need. This being the case, the makers of the XYH001 have made a phone that tries to tap into this market need.

iPhone clones are a dime a dozen these days. So in an attempt to grab your attention, the Air Phone NO1 makers have come out with the thinnest one ever made. How does it measure up though to the crowd?

An easy way to distinguish your phone from competitors is in its design. Does that mean that the 9800 china phone successfully accomplishes this?

The X10 follows suit with phones like the China G2 which use a OS similar (but which actually isn't) Google’s Android OS. Does that mean this phone is any good?

Phones that come built with a pico projector have only been around for a short time, so here comes the NCBC 888 which hopes to capitalize on the interest that these phones generate. So is this phone a one trick pony?

For your consideration, I present the fairly average A03 mobile phone.