It or really easy to operate love the design and weight of the Huawei.would definitely recommend to all my family a.d friends.

The market for affordable Android phones continues to grow at a rapid pace, with many of the Chinese phones continuing to flood the market. Huawei is one such brand; after launching its much vaunted Huawei P8 smartphone, it's little brother, the Huawei P8 Lite makes its way here to the Malaysian...

Price; Camera

Heat; Occasionally lags

Unlocked smartphones are attractive to customers who are looking for ways to avoid a long-term contract with a carrier, replace a broken phone, or travel overseas. If you've shopped for an unlocked phone, you'll likely have come across a company called Huawei .

Jolly good smartphone. Mum loved it after I upgraded her old one. She said it is super fast and has no trouble switching between apps or keeping hundreds of tabs open. Wonderful value for money smartphone.

The Huawei P8 Lite was designed to a budget, for users who don't want to splash out a fortune on a new smartphone, yet want to enjoy the P8 aesthetics. However, somewhere along the way, Huawei overdid it on a couple of fronts.

Recently, Huawei launched the budget friendly P8 Lite in Nepal for Rs.28,999. As the name suggests, Huawei P8 Lite is a mid-range version of the flagship P8. The P8 Lite has some astounding specs But how does the phone perform in the real world Let us find out in this review.

Everyone knows how many millions of phones Apple and Samsung ship every year - they're easily the two largest smartphone manufacturers in the world. In Australia, the world's number three smartphone giant - Huawei - doesn't get as much love as it should; we're all seduced and distracted by Sony and...

Cheaper than flagship competitors; High screen-to-body ratio; thin bezels; Surprisingly good battery life

No fast charge or wireless charging; EmotionUI skin significantly alters Android; Average GPU performance

Huawei's P series has always been about the best of the best without you needing to sell a kidney, so can this year's model fight the threat that is the iPhone, or is it just a poor cousin?

Comfortable to hold; Well built; Fairly fast; Free screen repair (for one time) if you break the phone's display

Storage amount could be larger; Mediocre battery (standard for a flagship; though; No 802.11ac despite the phone being flagship; Huawei's take on Android may not be ideal for all; Included screen replacement cost feels like a bit of a useless feature if you never break your screen

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 Huawei P8 is a good option at its asking price, although it falls ever so short of being an entirely "premium" experience. I was notably taken with Huawei's flagship 2014 phone, the late-arriving Huawei Ascend Mate 7 .