GIGABYTE GSmart Alto A2 Pro Reviews

MediaTek's ultra low-cost chips have matured and proved to be capable enough to handle the needs of users shooting for a low-end smartphone. And a stock Android experience is nothing to sneeze at, by the way. This would have actually made the Gigabyte GSmart Alto A2 a phone worth your serious consideration, was it not for the out-of-a-horror-flick display and disappointing call quality. In fact, these two are so problematic (especially the former), that they overshadow every other issue one might have with the phone. The other problem with relatively obscure device like the Alto A2, is that both availability and pricing can be quite hectic, depending on where it is you call home. A quick search of ours brought back a compelling price tag for the dual-SIM Alto A2 – about $180. And while the phone doesn't excel in any particular venue, it's a decent deal, if you can't get your hands on something like the Moto G, that is.