There are lot of new and upcoming Android phones for 2014 especially after the IFA event in Berlin where we saw the Samsung Galaxy Note 4 that packs a QHD display. 

However, if your budget does not fit the bill for the Galaxy Note 4 but you'd want to get a smartphone with a QHD or 2K (2560 x 1440) display, then you can still get other options. 

Even before the IFA showcase, there are already a number of interesting smartphones to watch for, and one of it is the IUNI U3. 

The Chinese manufacturer is said to be a spin-off manufacturer of Gionee, and offers high-end smartphones at eye-popping rates, on a positive note. 

The IUNI U3 boasts a 5.5-inch display with QHD resolution, a Snapdragon 801 chipset, 3GB of RAM and a 32GB built-in memory. Does it sound like an LG G3? It sure does, and when you place the Adreno 330 GPU and 13MP primary camera at the back, that would surely be the case. 

In front of the device is another spec to marvel at, it is the 4MP UltraPixel shooter of the HTC One M7 and M8, though there are no secondary sensors.

However, the IUNI smartphone has one tiny characteristic that will put it in the 'to-buy list' of many consumers - its price. 

According to the report by GSM Arena, the device only costs CNY 2,000 in China, or about $325. 

A flagship device that packs one of the latest Qualcomm chipsets, high-end specs and a whopping QHD resolution for just a fraction of the Galaxy Note 4's price? That's certainly a great deal to anyone who can get his hands on this juicy device.