Villaon V5606

OhoPrice editorial review

The Villaon V5606 is a true ultra-budget feature phone. Its tiny 1.4" 128x160 TFT screen and just 4MB of memory make it suitable only for very basic calls, texts and maybe an FM radio if offered. The 1000mAh battery is small but should last because the hardware is minimal. The presence of a rear camera is a convenience, but without a listed megapixel count you should assume it is very low quality and only usable in good daylight. This phone is for someone who needs the lowest-cost option and is willing to accept a tiny display, low memory and basic camera capabilities. Against the Sego Value 200, the Villaon has a smaller screen and far less memory, while the Sego offers a larger 2.0" QVGA display and more storage headroom with 32MB+32MB. Both share the same 1000mAh battery, so runtime is likely similar, but the Sego’s clearer specs make it the safer choice if you want a more usable display and more breathing room for basic apps. The Villaon only makes sense if the price difference is critical and you can tolerate the smaller display. Check PTA’s DIRBS calculator for the exact registration and duty amount, and installment plans are typically available through major retailers for phones in this category.