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.

Fact is, what we once thought was considered "mid-range" in regards to smartphones has truly changed. And now, you can have the same premium features you'd expect from those $500 and above smartphones at a reasonable price!

The pocket-ability; battery life

Internal Memory; expandable memory

Overall, the Huawei P8 Lite improves on the premium looks of the Huawei Ascend P7 but doesn't quite reach the same level of features and premium design as the P8. This is quite understandable though as it is currently priced quite competitively from just RM760 which means it has rather few...

Along with the flagship P8, Huawei also unveiled their sleek new mid-range smartphone yesterday. The P8 Lite takes several design cues from its bigger (and more expensive) brother, but gets a few downgrades to make the phone more affordable.

It used to be, not too long ago, that buying an unlocked smartphone online from some unfamiliar Chinese OEM was a sure-fire recipe for frustration. The thing is, the bar for no-contract phones has gotten so high within the past two years or so that you could easily ditch the common flagships down at...

The P8 lite is not the most inexpensive phone on the market today. For example, Motorola's Moto G also offers a 5-in. LCD display but with a slower processor, less memory and without LTE capabilities for $180. So it all depends on what you're looking for. In this case, Huawei's foray into the U.S.

Already available in Europe, the sleek and affordable Huawei P8 lite was announced in London on April 15, 2015 alongside its high-end sibling the Huawei P8. The P8 lite has now been officially introduced in the US market and we had the opportunity to get our hands on it early on, during a private...