Some nice gears to have your wallet in. Not for U.S. people  

Xiaomi Mi Note
Typically hailed as the "best smartphone you can't get in the U.S.," the Mi Note 5.7-inch phablet is thinner and lighter than the iPhone 6 Plus. It even has a great camera, with the ability to make your selfies look better by fuzzing out the pores and blemishes on your face! The cost is about $370 USD without a contract, about half what you'd pay for an Android-based phablet here in the states.
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Nokia N1 Tablet
Microsoft bought Nokia's mobile phone division, but the company still exists to make a few other products, like the N1. The Android-based device is currently only available in China, with Europe to follow. It's been called an "iPad mini 3 with Android" because it's the same size as Apple's tablet, but with Google's OS (Lollipop) inside; perhaps its biggest claim to fame is the Z Launcher software interface, where you use a finger to write a letter, and all the icons that match it pop up for a click. It also has an 8-megapixel rear camera and 5-megapixel front shooter.
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Meizu MX4
Ubuntu is like the easy-to-use version of Linux, which has been looking to branch out to mobile for a while now. And it appears there's finally a phone for the Ubuntu for Phone OS that is worth a look: the Meizu MX4. China's Meizu built a nice, metal-bodied phone for the gesture-centric (and app-less) OS. The camera inside has a 20.7-megapixel sensor. (Also, the MX4 can run Android, if you want the apps—but it's still not sold stateside.) It could actually be used in the U.S.—it does work with five network types across 13 frequency bands, plus has 802.11ac Wi-Fi—but don't hold your breath waiting.