The Huawei P8 Lite is a good phone for the price but the screen is 720p that what i do not like about it. The processor is good

The P8 Lite's surprisingly good camera doesn't quite make up for average performance and a disappointing display.

Good camera; Useful software additions

Poor display; Middling performance

Without a carrier to subsidize their prices, unlocked phones can get expensive. Not so with the Huawei P8 Lite, however. At $250, ￡180 or AU$300, it's incredibly affordable -- it costs about the same as some high-end devices with a contract.

The Huawei P8 Lite has a low price; a lightweight design; a sharp camera and dual-SIM capabilities

The handset runs the rather dated Android KitKat OS; and its camera settings don't rotate when the phone is held in landscape mode

Every way you look at it, the Huawei P8lite is without a doubt a gorgeous device. It has managed to capture the style of its premium sibling and has brought it over to the mid-range market where refined design is significantly harder to come by.

The P8 Lite is to the Huawei P8 what Apple's iPhone 5c was to the iPhone 5s . The core experiences are largely comparable, with some performance concessions and design tweaks in the name of affordability. Unlike its fancier sibling, the P8 Lite is fully banded for U.S.

Thin, light, and solid build; Attractive; Affordable

Heavy-handed Android skin; Disappointing camera performance

There's a burgeoning market for unlocked phones among shoppers who want quality handsets without spending flagship bucks. The Huawei P8 Lite joins the fray with a 5-inch display, 13-megapixel camera and dual SIM card slots, all for a very reasonable $249.

Good camera; Dual SIM card slots

Short battery life; Runs older Android OS; Low display resolution

I justified my rate in every section. The only cons I have to underline here are the sound, the earpiece doesn't seem to be too loud. At least not loud enough for me. I suggest you to keep up with the EMUI updates and use Google Keyboard. It's the best phone I've bought so far.

Thin Build; Fast UI; Resistant/Durable; Great Touchscreen; Display; Performance; NFC

Earpiece; Sound Overall; Stuck with Dual-Sim

The Huawei P8 is a really good Android phone. It's crammed with features – some that you might use and some that you won't, and offers great performance no matter what you throw at it.

+ Impressive camera modes; + Good battery life; + Tons of features to explore

- Emotion UI occasionally buggy

The Huawei P8 Lite is a cheaper version of the P8. It's still an attractive phone, but with a plastic case instead of aluminium. It has a lower specification than the P8, with a 5-inch 294ppi display, a more modest 1.2GHz 8-core processor, and a smaller battery.

Huawei's P8 is a brilliant piece of hardware that's let down by its software. The raw specs and camera skills make for a captivating handset that looks the business and doesn't cost the earth at €499 (£357), but Huawei's Emotion UI lets it down in many ways.