This is the problem of many low-end phones

Although in recent years the mid-range has taken a considerable leap in terms of construction quality, power level features and multimedia section, the low range has not experienced such a large increase.

It is true, there are better low-end phones than a year or two ago, but it is also true that, in many cases, these terminals do not even serve a basic use of social networks, which is what many people need them for.

If there is something that suffers the current low range is that its manufacturers choose to cut too much in the power section.
the latest models of the Snapdragon 400 series - which is what most low-end uses - work wonderfully with the right optimization.
However, if we find a smartphone with a low-end processor, without highly optimized software, and also with a negligible figure of 2 GB of RAM, performance will not be a strong point, not even far . And if not, just try a mobile mid-range or high-end, with a good performance really.

Let's be clear, the 2 GB of RAM is no longer sufficient for a user who makes moderate use of social networks and has a couple of applications over the account.

Another lack that we see is the multimedia section, and that is, we know that something has to be differentiated from the mid-range, but the HD resolution screens now seem to us something more typical of the Cretaceous than in 2017.

Yes, it is true that in terminals of 5 inches or less, an HD resolution is not bad. However, every time we see a 6 inch phablet with an HD screen, a chill runs down our backs.

If we add to this a moderately decent photographic section, it is compensated. However, at the moment when the cameras begin to weaken, the matter changes. Even if you are not a photographer, the two or three takes that you take out in an afternoon with friends, or a meal with the family, you want them to go well.