Alcatel OneTouch Pop Mega LTE
Six inches in a budget Android 4.3 phone: the Alcatel OneTouch Pop Mega LTE runs off AT&T's LTE and costs under $250. Read our first take.
Alcatel OneTouch Pop Mega LTE
The Pop Mega LTE only has a 960x640 resolution across its massive 6-inch screen, but has an 8-megapixel camera and quad-core processor.
Alcatel OneTouch Pop Mega LTE
There's 4GB of internal storage, expandable up to 32GB via microSD.
Alcatel OneTouch Pop Mega LTE
Alcatel promises 14 hours of talk time and 22 days of standby time thanks to a big battery.
Alcatel OneTouch Pop Mega LTE
What's this? The device comes with the Pop Mega LTE and is a Bluetooth handset masquerading as an old-school phone so it can take calls in case the phablet is otherwise occupied. Pretty clever-looking gadget, actually.
Alcatel OneTouch Pop Star LTE
For a smaller phone, the 4-inch Pop Star LTE sells exclusively through Walmart's prepaid TracFone service, and run on AT&T's LTE network, just like the Mega. It costs $150 off-contract. Read our first take.
Alcatel OneTouch Pop Star LTE
A look at the Pop Star from the side.
Alcatel OneTouch Pop Star LTE
It has a 5-megapixel rear camera, and a 1.2 GHz quad-core processor. The 4-inch display has an 800x480 resolution.
Alcatel OneTouch Pop Star LTE
4GB of onboard storage is all you'll get, but you can expand to an extra 32GB via microSD card.
Alcatel OneTouch Pop Icon
Bigger, but no LTE: the 5-inch-screeened Pop Icon costs under $150 too, but doesn't run off an LTE network. It runs Android 4.4, too. Read our first take.
Alcatel OneTouch Pop Icon
This Wal-Mart exclusive phone runs off Wal-Mart's StraightTalk network. The 854x480 screen resolution's pretty low for a 5-inch phone.
Alcatel OneTouch Pop Icon
A 5-megapixel rear camera, 4GB of included storage (expandable to 32GB via microSD), and 1.2 GHz quad-core processor are similar to what you get on other Alcatel phones.