Acer Liquid A1 review
There’s nothing terrible about the Acer Liquid A1, unless you use your phone to gain street cred or want to save energy.
The screen can be a little unreliable at times – especially when typing on the range of keyboards – but it’s something you can get over when you realise what is packed into this powerful little machine.
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By annejaa on Friday Feb 26