Kogan Agora 4G

All-plastic construction, but it feels solid instead of cheap and slippery ; Nice 720p screen ; A good fit for people who like the Moto G, but find it to be too small ; Decent performance and battery life ; Respectable camera for the price ;...

Has a removable back, but no removable battery ; Not much internal storage, and no software additions to make SD card management easier ; GPS is fine at finding your general location, poor at pinpointing your exact location

The Agora 4G (left) is just a bit larger than the Nexus 5, but they share the same screen size.

The Kogan Agora 4G has solid quad-core performance, 4G connectivity, and a surprisingly stylish design, all at a bargain basement price

Sadly the camera is also bargain basement and the screen is a little dull, with poor visibility in sunlight

There are better 4G phones to be found, but none of them come close to the low price tag on the Kogan Agora 4G.

Only available Online – Kogan.com.au

So it seems that Kogan’s claim of having the cheapest 4G phone on the market in Australia right now holds up. Pretty spectacularly too, I must say. Whenever I pick up a cheap Android handset, I imagine the things I’d rather live with on a day-to-day...