by Chris Cui
Published Tue, Jan 10th 2017, 05:42 | Advertising
There are many smartphones in the market that make it confused to people, which one should they have and how to get the right one that they will not regret later. People will argue that before you start shopping a gadget in the market, you should also know what is the important things you are looking for and most importantly how to get one that will satisfy both in the specs and the cost. If you have a low budget, that can be even tougher for you, you have to choose between the new and the refurbished iPhone. However, the most difficult part is when you have to choose between two products which are similar in many aspects, like the iPhone 5 and the iPhone 5c.
Before you make any decision we should take a look at both of devices first. Let’s revisit the iPhone 5c and its predecessor, they both come with the 4-inch (1136×640) screen, a new dual-core 1.3GHz A7 processor, 1GB of RAM and the same 8-megapixel camera. The iPhone 5c differed in a few small ways under its new colored plastic skin, in that it featured a new antenna design built into the case for added rigidity and better signal, and a slightly larger battery: 1510mAh versus the smaller 1440mAh power pack in the iPhone 5. The only other real difference comes in the graphics power on the 5c. The updated A7 processor, despite being faster overall, also features a new graphics engine which renders everything from games right down to the animations and motion in iOS 7 and eventually iOS 8 much faster and smoother. the industry now favors quad-core processors over dual-core and much higher resolution screens. Of course, that doesn’t matter to a lot of iPhone fans: they buy phones either out of love for the company or love of iOS. And when you think about how the rubber hits the road on iPhones, lower specs on paper tend to perform as well as high-power devices in the real world. The dual-core A7-powered iPhone 5s, for example took down the quad-core, Tegra 4-powered Nexus 7 tablet by a comfortable margin in our benchmarking tests, thanks to careful control of the operating environment and deep software integration with the hardware. So don’t be fooled by specs on paper: the iPhone 5c and iPhone 5 still be powerful enough to get the job done.
So the question about which one you should buy? The answer to that comes down to how much you want to spend and what you’re comfortable living with. The iPhone 5 is still an excellent phone, and features everything current-gen iPhones do: a 4-inch screen, a Lightning Connector, and compatibility with iOS 7. The problem is finding where to buy one. Storage specs iPhone vary, and of course you’re missing out on warranty coverage when you pick it up from a stranger. The other thing to keep in mind is the condition of a used refurbished iPhone 5 when you buy it. The iPhone 5 body was notorious for scuffing on its chamfered edges, with paint chipping off the body as a result. If you’re buying a used one, make sure to look at the corners to see if it has been kept in good nick.
If you want to have iPhone 5 or iPhone 5c, the best way for you is to buy a refurbished iPhone of these models from eBay. There are many distributors can offer you one, but you can only rely on a trusted and experienced refurbished unlocked iPhone 5c supplier like cellphone age. Want to look for the best deal and trustworthy refurbished iPhone handset? You are at the right place now. We ‘only’ offer Grade A unlocked refurbished iPhone 5, 5s, 5c, 6 in great condition as new. All the refurbished iPhones are fully inspected and tested prior to dispatch. We also offer a warranty of a year which I assume is the best you can get.