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BLU Life Play Review: An Impressive Budget-Friendly Device With Cost-Cuttings Measures Made In All The Right Places
The display is beautiful. Colors are rich and vibrant, viewing angles are excellent, and it gets plenty bright for viewing outdoors.
One of the things that makes the Nexus series of phones so enticing is the extremely affordable pricing options. When the Nexus 4 first hit the scene, it was only $300 for an 8GB model and $350 for the 16GB, then Google slashed the prices by $100, making them even more affordable. In a world where most high-end mobile phones can't be purchased for less than $550-600 off-contract, Nexus pricing is a breath of fresh air. That's exactly what BLU hopes to accomplish with all of its phones: good handsets that won't break the bank (while forgoing the contract route).