Kogan Agora

The Moto G has a firm rival on its hands with the Kogan Agora 4G, which gives you plenty of bang for your buck, a solid build quality and a fairly stock installation of Android onboard, and it's bigger too. Kogan and BenQ have simply done a superb job...

With a price of $229, it's hard to argue Kogan's Agora 4G, a phone that does a great job of bringing an unlocked example of 4G LTE to anyone who wants more than 3G and isn't prepared to spend more than the $300 that would normally require.If “unlocked”...

There are better 4G phones to be found, but none of them come close to the low price tag on the Kogan Agora...

The Kogan Agora 4G is a surprise packet that offers a range of features for a very affordable price.Pound for pound it offers some of the best value you'll find in the smartphone market and it can stand up in most areas against other devices that are far...

There's a few small issues that stop the Agora 4G from being ultimate budget 4G handset, but low costs always bring compromises. That being said, the Agora 4G isn't a bad phone, it makes less compromises than most. It's not a phone for everyone, it's...

Kogan isn't a name you'd normally associate with smartphones, and its aggressively priced Agora is the first to become available in the UK. Does it do enough to establish Kogan as a force to be reckoned with?Well, Kogan has managed to cram a 5 inch...

Kogan is a brand that's big down under, but has a similar profile in the UK to that of a minor member of the TOWIE cast. The company flogs low-cost electronics kit direct to consumers via its website to keep its costs low, and while it mostly...

Kogan has produced a handset that promises much but the delivery is flawed in some significant respects. A smaller screen might have been a better bet if Kogan was really stuck with the low resolution it offers here, the handset really needs 1GB of RAM,...