INQ has released a new budget phone into the wild - the INQ Mini 3G - and we got the chance to have a play with it and snap some shots for you.
Despite doing well with the INQ1 (a not unsubstantial amount of awards will attest to that) the chaps in the design studio have come back with a phone that's likely to be even cheaper than it's older brother (although we do hope it sheds the 3G moniker before the release - it's both a little confusing to some people and reeks of 2nd gen iPhone).
This means that for around £70 you'll be able to Tweet, Facebook and Skype to your heart's content, and the fact it's landing on 3 means you'll be getting free Skype calls as part of the package as well.
The phone itself doesn't have the weighty feel of a high end smartphone - but then again, it's not meant to. It's supposed to be a dinky device that does stuff, and it manages that well.
It's very thin, and slips in the pocket almost unnoticeably, as well as still feeling robust enough to throw down the stairs - although we don't advise you do that.
Tell us what you think
You need to Log in or register to post comments