for only / only for

English as a Second Language English Vocabulary, Grammar and Idioms
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  1. You can get a mobile having so many features for only this much money.
  2. You can get a mobile having so many features only for this much money.
    Which one is correct and logical?
    Thanks.
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  1. You can get a mobile having so many features only for this much money.
    But I’d recast it thus: You can get a mobile phone with many more features just for this sum of money.
    (Note that ‘only’ is a restrictive adverb, which can be placed to emphasize the word/phrase that follows. For instance: Only he spoke the truth to the police yesterday. He only spoke the truth to the police yesterday. He spoke only the truth to the police yesterday. He spoke the truth only to the police yesterday. He spoke the truth to the police only yesterday)
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Concisely:
You can have a multi-featured mobile for only this amount of money.