This phone is amazing cause it is cheaper than other smart phones which can compete with this mobile and haves good quality its features are just mind blowing! its back camera is 13 mega pixels and auto focusing.

An attractive product the has solved the quintessential problem of meeting the ladies on the train for me at in instance. Pros: good-looking, even sexy; large screen, easy to use. Cons: cumbersome, UN-intuitive, hard to find accessories, limited functionality. Overall, I am a 64-y.o.

The Huawei P8 Lite 2017 is a dual-SIM smartphone that features a 5.2in Full HD display, a fingerprint reader and an octa-core processor, and runs on Android 7 Nougat. Its price? £185.

Screen brightness; Expandable storage; Android 7 Nougat

Rear glass; Display

While Androidphones are still in the minority this offering from Huawei has it. Until last year Huawei was a name I had not heard of. A huge launch brought the P9 to the world's attention and although this was launched much later this is the latest version of the P8.

The P8 Lite is to the Huawei P8 what Apple's iPhone 5c was to the iPhone 5s ( at Amazon) . 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. use, and it's available for just $249.99 unlocked. It's a tremendous smartphone value and an especially alluring option for Android fans that prefer the iOS aesthetic. But competition on the unlocked phone  market is fierce, and the Alcatel One Touch Idol 3 ($249.99 at Amazon)  remains our Editors' Choice thanks to its beautiful display and better camera output. Design, Features, and Call Quality Without reference, you'd be hard-pressed to tell the P8 Lite apart from the P8 ( at Amazon) . It ditches the metal and glass accents for an all-plastic construction, but the faux-brushed aluminum look is quite convincing at first blush. At 5.62 by 2.77 by 0.30 inches (HWD) and 4.62 ounces, it's also a slightly...

The Huawei P8 Lite is a classy, well-equipped Android smartphone and an outstanding value, but competition on the unlocked market is fierce.

Thin, light, and solid build; Attractive; Affordable

Heavy-handed Android skin; Disappointing camera performance

It's a shame that Huawei is a bit of an unknown entity in the United States, because the Chinese device maker consistently releases great-looking hardware that performs just as well as that of its American competitors.

Sleek; clean-looking build; Edge-to-edge display looks great; Solid battery life

Huawei's Emotion UI is terrible; Specs; while still decent; are frustratingly lower than larger model

stylish and wonderfull mobile..... no heating problem... amazin perfomence... emui os is awesome........

perfect processing; best camera quality

need more battery power...and also inbuilt memory extension required

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

It's been a curious year for flagship smartphones so far: from the impressive highs of the Samsung Galaxy range revamp, with the company's S6 and S6 edge, to the oh-it's-the-same-again HTC One in its M9 form .

Affordable; majority of design is on point; tiny bezel design; microSD card expansion; camera is impressive

EMUI interface annoyances; battery life ought to be better; processor has heat and power consumption issues

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