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The US has no shortage of attractive smartphones at the moment, from cheap-but-featured packed Androids to the latest flagships from the big names. But not all the best devices are available Stateside. Here are some of the best handsets that are just out of reach for Americans.
Probably the most well-known phones that aren’t sold in the US are Xiaomi’s Mi Note and Mi Note Pro, with specs high enough, and prices low enough, to give the iPhone 6 Plus, Galaxy Note 4, and Galaxy S6 a run for their money.
Xiaomi’s Mi UI often attracts comparisons to the iPhone, but this phone’s curved edges have something of the Galaxy S6 in them - and its name doesn't exactly hide which device inspired its creation.
Amazingly, but typically for Xiaomi, the company has delivered a high-end 5.7-inch aluminium and glass construction phablet with 64GB storage for just $450, while the 16GB version costs $260. (Samsung’s Galaxy S6 launched in China at RMB 5288 ($852) for the 32GB model). The Mi Note comes with a 13-megapixel rear camera, Qualcomm Snapdragon 801 processor, 3GB of RAM, and a 3,000mAh battery.
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