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We have some 90 smartphones in front of us, ask us anything about them!

By Chris P.

Updated: Mar 29, 2016, 7:47 AM

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We have some 90 smartphones in front of us, ask us anything about them!

For nearly 15 years now, PhoneArena has been one of the web's most recognizable mobile tech venues. As far as web sites go, that's a pretty long stretch. In that times, the various members of the team—some past, others still present—have brought, and will continue to bring, more news pieces, reviews, and articles than we care to count. We honestly wouldn't even risk querying our database lest it halts and catches fire. In any case, and as you can imagine, during all these years, hundreds—perhaps even thousands—of phones have passed through our halls for a closer inspection.

Undeniably, one of the significant perks of working at PhoneArena is having early access to the hottest smartphones on the planet. The official company policy towards these is very liberal, meaning that colleagues are not only allowed, but encouraged to use them as their own. A neat job benefit? Sure, but also a prerequisite to informed opinions. And while we can't claim to have laid a finger on each and every smartphone ever made, we're probably as close as anyone. This helps paint the bigger picture, instead of looking at devices in a vacuum.

Most of the phones that have visited our offices are long gone. Gifted, broken, out of fashion and ditched, or just sold, they've passed onto the Nether. Regardless, we still have enough devices to supply a small shop, or alternatively—build an awesome fort. According to our latest count, our inventory numbers over 90 different devices available at our head office—some of them in number. Why care to make this public? Well, because we thought it'd be fun to hold a sort of Reddit-style AMАA (Ask Me Almost Anything) as a one-off experiment, and answer as many questions as you may have about any one of them.

Obviously, it goes without saying that requests to somehow damage the devices will be left ignored. Instead, try and think of questions that aren't a Google search away, and that won't require an unreasonable amount of man hours for us to address, and we'll be happy to get back to you!

Here's the list:

Apple	Samsung	LG	HTC	Google	Sony
iPhone 6s	Galaxy S7	G5	One M9+	Nexus 6P	Xperia Z5
iPhone 6s Plus	Galaxy S7 edge	V10	One M8	Nexus 5X	Xperia Z5 Premium
iPhone 6	Galaxy Note 5	G4	One M7	Nexus 6P	Xperia Z3
iPhone 6 Plus	Galaxy S6 edge+	G3	One Mini	Nexus 5	Xperia Z1
iPhone 5s	Galaxy S6 edge	G2	Desire 510	Nexus 4
iPhone 5	Galaxy S5	L70	Desire 500
iPhone 5c	Galaxy Note 4
iPhone 4s	Galaxy Note Edge
iPhone 4s	Galaxy K Zoom
	Galaxy S3 Mini
	Galaxy S1
Microsoft	Motorola	Huawei	OnePlus	BlackBerry	Nextbit
Lumia 950	Moto G 2nd Gen	P8	One	Classic	Robin
Lumia 920		Mate S	2	Passport
Lumia 735		Mate 7	X
Lumia 635		Honor 7
Lumia 630		Ascend P7
Lumia 520		Ascend G700
Asus	Alcatel	Acer	BLU	Xiaomi	Meizu
ZenFone 2	OneTouch Hero 2	Liquid Jade S	Pure XL	Redmi Note 3 Pro	PRO 5
	OneTouch Idol Alpha	Liquid S1	Vivo XL	Mi 4i	m2 Note
	OneTouch Pop C1	Liquid S2		Redmi Note 2	m2
				Mi 3	MX5
Oppo	vivo	ZTE	Elephone	Nubia	UMi
Find 7	X5 Pro	Axon mini	Vowney	Z9	Zero
R7 Plus			P9000
R7 Plus
R1x
R5
N1
N3

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Chris Panayotov is a former mobile tech reviewer of phones, tablets and wearables at PhoneArena. However, his contribution to PhoneArena content includes not just reviews, but all kinds of regular and experimental features, such as news stories, buying guides, and an exclusive column on the most notable phones out of Asia.

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