Huawei needs to get its naming conventions in order. While its premium line of "P" phones gets a new number every year (we're now up to P10), the P8 Lite keeps its name despite being an entirely new phone in the Lite range.

Attractive design; All-day battery; Android 7

Easily scratched; Patchy performance; Slow camera

OK. I was looking for a bargain and at the equivalent of 200 quid or so, this new handset promised to be it. And the design was highly attractive. A nice, clean candy bar. I was shown a white one by the helpful assistent. The packaging is compact and pleasing too.

When I buy this cell phone the time I think I make a mistake but this is nice cell phone the camera is awesome and the performance is unbelievable

Over all, this is a good budget phone. Disappointed 4.4.4 out of box and no NFC.

low price, no bloatware, light weight; Budget phone with 2gb RAM, 16gb (10gb usable), Micro SD slot support up to 32 gb

Android 4.4.4 out of box, not 5.02; NO NFC; Only 720 resolution, but it is clear to read email and web

I have this smartphone for two years and I am quite happy. Its main advantage is the price and so I'm not too upset that he started to mow. That could be expected. I could not expect anything other than plastic.

Price; dual sim

battery; plastic

Dual SIMS work great. works with 2 phone Numbers. Good Price. happy customer

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.