Our list of the newest Go Edition phones includes only phones that obey to these rules:
Given its compound rank of 82%, we determined that the is currently Phonerated's best phone 2019. We also believe that our 130 reviews sampled from our sources give us a high confidence level that allows us to call it a "no-brainer best choice."
With its star rating of 4 averaged from 54 reviews, we rank this model second best phone. * Btw, our choices are based on an in-depth analysis of hundreds of Go Edition phone reviews from multiple sources.
The Blackview A60 offers a measly quad-core 1.3GHz processor, despite many similarly-sized models running on eight-core engines.
The Blackview A20 comes with 3000mAh of raw power, which we would say is a lot, coming from a phone powered by a quad-core 1.3GHz engine.
The Samsung Galaxy J4 Core runs on a modest 1.4GHz quad-core engine alongside only 1GB of RAM, which probably justifies its efficiency-first Android Go OS.
The Asus ZenFone Live L1 is powered by a relatively hearty 3000mAh battery promising above-average self-attributed scores, including a 4-day music playback time and a 28-day 4G standby time.
The Nokia 1 supports up to 128GB microSD cards (8GB storage), which we are not used to seeing on Androids of the lowest caliber.
The Cubot J3 affirms its entry-level specs profile by running on a dated quad-core 1.3GHz processor coupled with no more than 1GB of RAM.
The BLU Studio Mega 2018 might turn off some buyers in terms of hardware, relying on the combination of a basic 1.3GHz quad-core engine and a 1GB-only RAM.
The Cubot J3 Pro relies on a 1GB RAM and a quad-core 1.5GHz processor, both of which were staple low-end facets around the time of its market entry.
The Alcatel 1X features the Android Go operating system that's designed to eat up less storage and data than the full-blown Android 8.1 Oreo OS and to run smoothly on low-specked smartphones.
The ZTE Blade L8 throws together a 1GB RAM and a 1.3GHz quad-core engine, both of which are telltale signs of a low-caliber Android phone.
The Samsung Galaxy A2 Core runs on Android 8.0 Oreo Go Edition as a means to augmenting the performance of its relatively modest hardware components.
The Coolpad Legacy Go is infused with the Android Go ecosystem, a version of the stock Android OS designed to augment the performance of low-specked models like itself.
The Xiaomi Redmi GO runs on the efficiency-driven Android Go ecosystem designed to augment the performance of low-caliber smartphones.
The BLU C5L runs on the efficiency-driven Android Go platform, which is tailored to smartphones with its kind of low-end hardware setup.
The Nokia 2 V runs on a some dated processing components, namely, a quad-core 1.4GHz Snapdragon 425 engine and a paltry 1GB RAM.
The Plum Phantom 2 underscores its low-end specs profile by running on a 1.3GHz quad-core engine coupled with a 1GB-only RAM.
The Nokia 1 Plus belongs to the first batch of entry-level Androids to run on the Go Edition of Android 9.0 Pie, which claims to be way more power- and space-efficient that the original OS.
The BLU Studio X8 HD 2019 awkwardly runs on a 1.3GHz quad-core processor, despite its 2016 base model rocking a 1.4GHz eight-core engine.
The BLU C6L runs on the efficiency-first Android Go OS, probably to make up for its sub-standard 1.4GHz quad-core processor and 1GB-only RAM.
The Alcatel 1C 2019 runs on Android Go, rigging it with a bunch of optimizations tailored to smartphones that use its kind of low-end hardware.
The NUU Mobile A6L is nothing special hardware-wise, running on a 1.5GHz four-core processor and a meager 1GB-only RAM.
The Huawei Y5 Lite combines its paltry 1GB-only RAM and 1.5GHz quad-core engine with the efficiency-driven Android 8.1 Oreo Go Edition OS.
The NUU Mobile A5L runs on the Go Edition of Android 8.1 Oreo, which is tailor-made for Androids with its kind of low-end hardware components.
The Coolpad Illumina joins the growing family of Android Go smartphones, which consists of budget-class models running on lighter versions of stock Android platforms as a way to augment phone performance.
The BLU Vivo Go runs on Android 9.0 Pie Go Edition, an OS that's tailor-made for smartphones with its kind of low-class hardware composition.
The Vodafone Smart E9 comes with the efficiency-driven Android Go OS that is designed for smartphones with its kind of low-caliber hardware.
The NUU Mobile G1 runs on an Android Go Edition OS, which is specifically designed for budget smartphones with its kind of low-key hardware specs.
The BLU Grand M2 2018 runs on the Go Edition of Android 8.1 Oreo, which is designed to eat up less phone storage and use less data while browsing.
The BLU Advance L4 matches its low-end hardware with the Go Edition of Android 8.1 Oreo, which is designed to take up less storage and use less data than the full-blown version.
The BLU C5 2018 runs on Android 8.1 Oreo Go Edition, which consists of watered-down versions of stock Google applications to match its low-caliber hardware components.
The BLU C4 clubs its 1.3GHz engine and minuscule 512MB RAM with the Android Go operating system, which possibly makes it perform faster than some similarly-specked low-enders.
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