Comparing Cellphones is so easy

Comparing cell phones is an easy process. If you’re looking to see which model has the larger screen or if your checking features on a new cellphone for a future upgrade this website is for you.

How I found it

I found it when I was looking for a cellphone that I could use on my wireless network carrier. A cell phone that would take advantage of the 4G bandwidths of my wireless network. I had done my research into what bandwidths my wireless network carrier was using for its 4G speeds. Armed with that information I was looking for cell phones that used those frequency bandwidths.

It didn’t matter which wireless network they originally used, if my new “used cellphone” had those bandwidths it would operate on my wireless network and utilize the 4G speeds I was looking for. I started looking at the Samsung S3 models. I soon found out that the same S3 model from different wireless networks did not have the same broadcasting bandwidths. Some of these S3’s would not be capable of connecting at 4G speeds on my wireless network. Only AT&T cell phones for the S3 model had the broadcasting bandwidths I was looking for. This type of research allowed me to purchase the “right” used cellphone and I am happy to report that 4G is very fast. I am happy to pass this information along to all and anyone who is looking to upgrade their cellphones.

Welcome to PhoneArena.Com

This is a great website for getting down to the smallest detail when comparing cellphones. Even to the point that you can compare the same model phone from different wireless networks. With that much detail, you can tell which model cell phone to buy for a particular wireless network. In the above photo, you can see that I am comparing my current cell phone to a potential upgrade model.

With this much information selecting a new phone is a piece of cake.

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