A lot of android devices are in the market now, and
up for sale at various price. It is becoming difficult to
pick a phone out of these various brands and makes
of Android devices and majority don’t even know
what to look at when picking one out of them all.
Well here are the first five features to look out for
before buying an android device. But before going
through all of these you should definitely know what
exactly you want to use the Android device for;
gamming, just social life, programming and so on.

Source: www.androidcare.net/2015/05/5-first-features-to-check-on-before.html?m=1
Number 1: Battery life span
Before you decide if to buy an Android device, first
you should check on the battery life span. This is the
power life of the device so if you are buying the
device for gamming, programming or even just mare
use this should be the first thing you consider
because without the battery you cannot even use
your Android device for anything.
Check on the life span for the device when on 2G, 3G,
on call time, and stand by time (when not in use). Get
enough time for your device use.
Number 2: The processor speed
The processor is a semiconductor material that
performs most of the logical and mathematical
problems in the device. It is more like the brain of the
device and the speed of the brain should definitely be
the second thing to check on. The processor speed
determines how fast the device will operate and
respond to operations.
This must be taking into consideration if the device is
to be used for gamming, programming and other
sophisticated operations.
Number 3: The device Random Access Memory
(RAM)
RAM is known to be the working space of any device,
and it is one of the most important features to check
on before buying any Android device. Permit me to
use a football field to define the RAM, if the football
field is big enough, the football player will have
enough space to showcase and perform well but if
not the performance will be limited. So RAM provides
space for the working process on the device. High
ram of about 3GB and 4GB is effective and enough
for gamming and programming, but for just social
life 2GB is enough, depending on how social you
want to go.
That is simply why you need to check on the device
RAM before buying.
Number 4: The device internal memory
Internal memory otherwise called the ROM is the
space provided for storage of media file internally in
the device. Files stored in the internal memory of a
device are saver than those stored just on external
SD, this is because the external SD can be removed
by a predator and easily accessed, but when stored
in the internal memory there only get access when
they have access to your device password.
Another important file that should be stored in the
device internal memory is the media files for games
and other Android Applications. The applications you
use are better stored in the internal memory of the
device should incase the external SD gets missing or
corrupted.
So for social, gamming, programming and even
personal use, you need enough internal memory.
4GB is good for a start, but there are devices with
32GB internal memory
Number 5: Device camera
This feature is specifically for those who want to use
their Android device just for social and personal use.
This is when you check if the device has a primary
and secondary camera (the front and back camera).
You also check on the mega pixels of the camera, phase
detection/laser autofocus, optical image stabilization, LED
flash, sensor size, simultaneous video and image recording, face
detection and so on.
Other features you can check on after the first 5