Cheapest 4G Smartphones in South Africa – Starting at R549

The African National Congress (ANC) wants Shut down the 3G connection in South Africa To modernize the country’s mobile networks, effectively rendering 3G smartphones useless.

There are many 4G smartphones available in South Africa, but there is often a big price jump between 3G and 4G devices.

MyBroadband compare ten of the cheapest 4G smartphones you can buy in South Africa in terms of prices and specifications.

The cheapest 4G phone we found is Tecno’s Pop 2X Air, which has a 5.0-inch screen, 8GB of internal storage, 1GB of RAM, and runs Android 8.1 Go Edition. PEP Tecno Pop 2X Air sells for R549.

Other notable smartphones include Itel V51 LTE and Hisense Infinity U963, both of which are available for less than R700.

The Itel V51 LTE also features a 5.0-inch display, 8GB of storage and 1GB of RAM. However, it runs a newer OS – Android 10 Go edition.

Hisense’s Infinity U963 has similar specs, but a microSD slot allows you to expand storage up to 128GB.

The most expensive device as compared to the Nokia 2nd edition C1 smartphone, which has a 5.4-inch display, 1GB of RAM and 16GB of storage for R999. Its memory is also expandable up to 128 GB.

Prices and specifications of ten of the cheapest 4G smartphones are listed below.

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Tecno Pop 2X Air LTE – R549 (PEP)

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ZTE Blade A110 – R599 (Takea Lot)

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Itel V51 LTE – R679 (Vodacom)

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Mobicel Neo LTE – R699 (Vodacom)

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Hisense Infinity U963 – R699 (Takealot)

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Mobicell Force – R749 (Ackermans)

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Mobissel Chrome – R799 (Ackermans)

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Quest Raptor – R899 (PEP)

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ETL A48 – R999 (PEP)

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Nokia C1 Second Edition – R999 (PEP)

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