All information on this site may not be 100% correct. All information have been simplified to an extent for all users to comprehend the reviews. Should You Buy removes all the unnecessary and overly complicated information into condensed simple paragraphs for all users to understand. We aim for not just the 'techy' people to understand the reviews but also non-'techy' people, so that they are able gain value from these reviews.

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All reviews will have this structure:

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- The Overview Paragraph is a conclusion to all the other paragraphs, and it will summarise each of the other subheading to give you a basic evaluation of the phone. There may be other things aspects of the phone slighlt discussed about in the overview paragraph

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- The Design paragraph will contain details of the overall design and build of the phone, including the different variations of the phone that you are able to choose from. Users must consider that design of a particular phone might be more or less appealing to some or more users, and so the content in the paragraph will respect both sides, and ultimately the aesthetic aspect is up to the users liking.

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- The Build Quality paragraph will contain how well built the phone is and the materials used in order to judge durability. Users must also understand that Should you Buy is not repsonsbile for irresponsible usage of a mobile device when durability may be tested. The Content is to simply give an idea of how premium the device is, and how durable the device could be.

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- The Display paragraph will contain content describing the display, such as resolution, screen type, colours ect. Content within the paragraph will not always contain specific terminology of a typical display, instead it will simplified with some some specific details such as the resolution. 

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- The internals Paragraph will contain content about the inside of the device, and it will include things such as storage and raw power of which the phone can produce. Again similar to the Display Paragraph, specific details such as CPU and GPU may be left out to create a balance for all users to understand.

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- The Camera paragraph will contain information about the device's camera setup and how good it is.

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- The battery paragraph will contain information about the device's battery life and charging setup, such as whether the device can wireless charge or how fast the fast charging is.

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- The Operating System paragraph is simple, and it will simply tell the Operating System and version of which the device is at from unboxing.

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- The other/Extra Features paragraph will contain any other features that may or may not be unique to the phone

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- The Negatives paragraph will contain some of the negatives or downfalls of the phone

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- And lastly Our Verdict, is a paragraph which will contain our opinion on the phone which may be bias. There will also be our own rating of the device

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Along side the Reviews, exists is the Common Questions. This section will contain lots of common questions expanding on lots of different smartphones and device. Currently there is not a way to submit your own specific questions, but Should You Buy hopes to provide lots of common questions and queries of the phone.

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In addition, We have a Top List section for users to either compare or find a suitable smartphone for them. This section is for users that may not know what smartphone they would like, or what is best for them. So here we will provide various articles with different headlines such as 'Top 10 Smartphones under £200', 'Top 5 Samsung Phones under £300', 'Top Smartphones for simple use under £150', 'Top 10 Unique Smartphones', 'Top 10 Smartphone ranging from £200 to £500' etc. We hope to have provided value by helping you into deciding the type of Smartphone you may want.

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