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Kids Top Phablets Cheap Phablets <$100 <$250 <$500

More affordable big-screen phones.

People often like to buy the biggest phone they can afford. Sadly, high-end phablets often cost more than $700. The good news is phone makers understand that big doesn't have to mean expensive. These more affordable phablets still have large displays and batteries, but dial back specs like the processor and camera to help lower the cost. These surprisingly inexpensive phones can almost pass for high-end handsets.

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LG G Stylo

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LG G Stylo

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LG G Stylo

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ZTE Axon Pro

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