How to choose a mobile phone? I'll share my experience of changing phones over the years.

First look at the price but not the cost-effectiveness. As long as it is within your financial range, it is fine. Cost-effectiveness does not mean that it is the best at this price.

Second, look at the appearance. If something you carry with you every day doesn’t look good, it’s useless no matter how useful it is.

The third is workmanship, which represents a mobile phone manufacturer's attitude towards the product;

Fourth, look at the hardware. Not all the most advanced hardware is suitable for you. There are many other issues, such as price, optimization, design, etc. However, it cannot be too backward technical hardware. It is OK if it is good enough.

Fourth, the screen is what I care about the most. High refresh rate, resolution, and ppi can all be compared, but the actual viewing experience is the most important, such as visibility in the sun and low brightness performance at night. Generally, mobile phone screens can handle it in the sun, but the real test is in low brightness, such as rag screen, minimum brightness, transparency, high-frequency flicker, etc. It depends on whether your eyes can adapt.

There are many other things worth referring to, such as battery capacity, charging speed, mobile phone signal, waterproof and dustproof level, weight, volume, etc. In fact, it is not easy to buy a mobile phone you like. After all, "no one is perfect, and no phone is perfect." It's good enough as long as it is sufficient.