What is a good phablet, large screen, inexpensive, fit's in pocket?

[BenMargoza]

I don't really use a mobile phone but since it's becoming increasingly necessary to have a mobile number I would like to get one that's pretty much all screen and good quality for an inexpensive price. Any suggestions?

 

[B. Diddy]

Maybe a silly question, but is there a reason why you don't want bezels? It's all the rage right now, but there are downsides to bezelless screens (like unintentional touches at the edges).

What's your budget?

 

[BenMargoza]

I don't mind bezels, actually assumed it'd have them. Like I said I don't use mobile phones. What I meant was one that doesn't have buttons for dialing or texting, that just comes on the screen like with tablets. For all I know they all do nowadays.

 

[B. Diddy]

Are you in the US or somewhere else? Certain budget phone makers tend to be more available outside the US. In the US, I'd suggest looking at Moto and Nokia phones, if your budget is $200 or less -- see this article: https://www.androidcentral.com/best-android-phones-under-200. If you can get up to $300, then the Pixel 3a is a great choice.

 

[BenMargoza]

Yes, I am in the USA. Really not going to use it for much, maybe to call an uber, or take a pic of something while I'm out; if screen was big enough it'd give me something to read while waiting for app'ts. I wouldn't mind picking up something used off eBay etc if the quality is good.

 

[johnnyshinta]

The Moto g7 power has a 6.2" screen and is only $250. The pixel 3a XL is $479 and has a 6" screen. The Moto z4 has a 6.4" screen and is $500.