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Best Boost Mobile Cell Phones May 2013

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To create this best Boost Mobile phones list, we simply gather the top-rated Boost Mobile cell phones (according to various reviews) and present them according to their compound review score.

So (drum roll), here are the top phones by Boost Mobile for 2013 (As of May 2013):

#1. The LG Rumor Reflex

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Average Rating:
77.7%
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Description :

Navigating through the LG Rumor Reflex is easy with its 3-inch capacitive touchscreen, as well as a full slide-out QWERTY keyboard. It is also made from recyclable materials, which makes it eco-friendly.

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#2. The Kyocera Hydro

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Average Rating:
83%
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Description :

Here is a water-resistant Android Ice Cream smartphone that can be submerged under up to a meter of water for half an hour and can withstand water jets. Features are average, with a 1000Mhz CPU and a 3.5-inch touch screen.


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#3. The HTC EVO Design 4G

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Average Rating:
70.7%
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Description :

The fifth installment to the Evo family, the HTC Evo Design 4G offers notable smartphone features, including 4G data speed, a 5-megapixel camera, a 1200Mhz processor, and a sober design. Running on Android 2.3 Gingerbread, it is also the first Evo world (GSM) phone.

#4. The ZTE Warp Sequent

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Average Rating:
75%
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Description :

This follow-up to the ZTE Warp, the Warp Sequent, boasts improved specifications, including a front-facing camera, the newer Android 4.0, a faster 1400Mhz processor, and a higher resolution display (now 540x960). It also has a slightly bigger 1650mAh battery and a thinner body.

#5. The Samsung Transform Ultra

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Average Rating:
80.9%

Description :

The Transform Ultra is a mid-range texting and web-browsing Android smartphone sporting a 1000Mhz processor, a sliding full keyboard, and two cameras (3-megapixel main and VGA front-facing).

#6. The LG Marquee

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Average Rating:
72%

Description :

This CDMA variant of the LG Optimus Black is only 0.36-inch thick and includes a 4” NOVA touch screen with automatic brightness adjustment, dual-camera (5-megapixel rear and 2-megapixel front-facing), and 512MB of RAM.

#7. The ZTE Warp

Photo of the ZTE Warp.

Average Rating:
69.2%

Description :

This smartphone features a scratch-resistant 4.3-inch Gorilla Glass display, a 5-megapixel camera, and a 4GB internal memory with a MicroSD card slot that supports up to 32GB of expansion (2GB preinstalled).

#8. The Motorola i412

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Average Rating:
73.3%

Description :

This walkie-talkie flip phone is streamlined for basic communication. It only includes simple features: VGA camera, GPS, and a Push-to-Talk key.

#9. The Samsung Replenish

Samsung Replenish picture.

Average Rating:
71.3%

Description :

Samsung’s first eco-friendly Android smartphone, the Samsung Replenish, is made up of 82% recyclable materials, minimal environmentally harmful substances and it comes with an energy efficient charger.

#10. The Samsung Galaxy Prevail

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Average Rating:
69.9%

Description :

The first CDMA Android smartphone for Boost Mobile offers intermediate features such as a 2-megapixel camera and a 3.8-inch touchscreen.


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