Vodafone Smart 4 Power

Vodafone Smart 4 Review

Made by a company called "Yulong" (no, we've never heard of them either), this is the rather cheap (£75 on Pay As You Go) Vodafone Smart 4.

Vodafone Smart 4 Power

If you crave a 4G phone, but can't afford a top-end handset like the Samsung Galaxy S5 as well as a pricey new data contract, cast your eyes over Vodafone's pair of more affordable 4G phones.

Vodafone Smart 4 Power review: A cheap 4G phone with a big screen

If your main concerns are fast 4G data speeds, a big screen for video and a cheap price, the Vodafone Smart 4 Power is worth a look. Its low-res screen, poor camera and slow interface mean your money could be better spent elsewhere, however. If you crave a 4G phone, but can't afford a top-end handset like the Samsung Galaxy S5 as well as a pricey new data contract, cast your eyes over Vodafone's pair of more affordable 4G phones. The Smart 4 Power is a 5-inch Android KitKat device that you can pick up only from Vodafone for £175 on pay as you go.

Vodafone Smart 4 Power review

Vodafone recently released a brace of own-brand 4G handsets (the other being the Vodafone Smart 4 Turbo ) and of the two, this is the big 'un, with a 5-inch screen and more powerful processor. But is it worth the extra cash? Chassis & screen Power and Turbo eh?

Vodafone Smart 4 Power

Budget smartphones have been steadily growing in size of late, with first the Asus Zenfone 5 and then the Motorola Moto G 2 moving up to 5in displays for less than ￡200. The Vodafone Smart 4 power is the latest handset to join the club, but it has one feature its rivals lack: 4G.

Budget smartphones have been steadily growing in size of late, with first the Asus Zenfone 5 and then the Motorola Moto G 2 moving up to 5in displays for less than ￡200. The Vodafone Smart 4 power is the latest handset to join the club, but it has one feature its rivals lack: 4G.

Vodafone Smart 4

Vodafone's no stranger to the budget blower arena, with last year's Smart III providing fairly decent bang for buck, but a lot has changed in the span of a year. Motorola's Moto G is the reigning champion when it comes to low-priced mobiles, and the recent 4G addition has only boosted its longevity.

Vodafone Smart 4 Power review

As with a growing number of handsets such as the HTC Desire 510 , EE Kestrel and Motorola Moto G 4G , the Vodafone Smart 4 Power brings 4G capability with a sub ￡200 price tag. On Vodafone's own online store the Smart 4 Power is being sold for ￡120, making it a good deal cheaper than the HTC Desire...

Better than expected and still finding new features.

I have had this phone 10 weeks and it is performing very well !.It is an improvement to my Smart 2 and is easier to use my knowledge of smart phones is limited but what I can't sort out myself the staff in Castleford store are very good at explaining things to this 76 OAP.

The Vodafone Smart 4 improves on last year's model with a better processor and larger screen, but it simply can't compete with the ever-growing range of budget blowers that offer you plenty of bang for buck.