Orange's £200 ($308) [San Diego](http://www.engadget.com/2012/06/14/orange-san-diego-review/) was one of the first Intel-powered Android devices to hit the market. Despite its budget price, it packed a [Medfield-based](http://www.engadget.com/2012/01/10/intel-first-smartphone-lenovo-k800-launch-china-ces-2012/) 1.6GHz Intel Atom CPU that the company promised would deliver more performance and battery life than its pricier rivals. It almost achieved it too, with benchmarks that stood equal to the Galaxy S III and more than 24-hours of standby life. The problem, was that our reviewer couldn't find a compelling reason to buy one of these over a _last-gen_ Android flagship -- but was that the case for you? If you bought one, how has the ownership experience been, so tell us what did you love, what did you hate and what would you change?
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