iNQ Cloud Touch

Reasonable features list ; Handy info button and lock screen ; Flexibility of Android OS

Average build quality ; Slow UI in various areas ; Low resolution screen

The INQ Cloud Touch offers heavy Facebook integration at a reasonable price, though its low-resolution display and average build quality are disappointing.

Good Facebook integration, Speedy navigation for a budget Android

Poor camera, Mediocre battery life, Music button only works with Spotify

Deep Facebook integration ; Cheaper price tag ; Cute chassis ; More efficient typing ; Cool unlock motion

Slower camera ; Average keyboard ; Slow to update People tab ; No camera flash

Last year, we saw the INQ Chat 3G and INQ Mini 3G, promising Facebook integration on a budget - but sadly, thanks to quite poor processing, neither really stepped up to the task.

Facebook integration, info key, affordable, direct access to Spotify via button

Some of INQ's features are begging for more functionality, the battery life is poor, and the screen isn't especially good, Wi-Fi iffy at times

Overall the INQ Cloud Touch offers up an interesting twist on Android: this isn’t a copycat device, it is original in its design and there are some very positive benefits that INQ have brought to the table. The info button is really useful, the look...

Facebook, keyboard, Spotify features, affordable

Could potentially lack power

Reasonable features list ; Handy info button and lock screen ; Flexibility of Android OS

Average build quality ; Slow UI in various areas ; Low resolution screen

All in all the INQ Cloud Touch is definitely a budget device. Right now it is just $0 on a 24 month $29 plan, so it’s about as cheap as they come. If you don’t mind the idea of a temperamental phone then you might be willing to give it a go. Otherwise...

Facebook is fully integrated, with shortcuts to specific profiles, Facebook Chat, messages and news updates, while Spotify is the default music player

The plastic bodywork leads to a cheap look and feel