Huawei P10 Lite 3GB 32GB

Huawei P10 Lite review review

High-quality design and build; Powerful enough for most tasks; Competent camera; MicroUSB charging feels cheap at this price; Slippier than a Turkish oil wrestler; The Honor 9 only costs a little more;

Huawei P10 Lite review

The P10 Lite is a great mid-range phone. It’s got the style and build quality of something much more expensive, a top-notch screen and decent performance. At £300 SIM-free, though, it's in an odd price bracket that doesn't make a whole lot of sense - not now the phenomenally good value Honor 9 has arrived for £380. If metal and glass aren't mission critical, Motorola’s Moto G5 matches it in almost every other area when it comes to pure specs but costs £140 less. Does it really deserve that P10 branding? Probably not - not only does it ditch the things that make Huawei’s best phone stand out, like the dual cameras, but it ostensibly tweaks the design too. Neither of those changes make it a bad phone. If you’re after something with style, that comes in at half the price of a flagship phone, it’s still a great choice - just be aware that a little extra cash buys you a lot more phone, and the cheaper competition is basically on par when it comes to screen and CPU.