4 unconventional phones we reviewed in the past 3 months, ranked

2019-2-18 19:03

We test a lot of phones here at TNW, which is no surprise considering just how many handsets are released every month. Because we’re lovely, we’ve gone and rounded up four of the models we’ve reviewed in the last three months and ranked them.

By how unconventional (read: weird or different) they are. Why? Because why the hell not? Here we go! 1) Doogee S90 Doogee — and I think they’ll forgive me for saying this — has a propensity for releasing strange phones. Remember the Doogee Mix 2 phone? Y’know, the one which had to be flipped 180 degrees in…

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