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Vodafone Smart Tab N8 review
OUR VERDICT The Vodafone Smart Tab N8 is one of the cheapest ways to get hold of a 4G tablet. There’s fun to be had →
Vodafone Smart V8 Review: In Depth
THE GOOD Premium metal build Smart software features Affordable THE BAD No image stabilisation (video only) Thick bezels Vodafone’s new £160/$208 Smart V8 follows in →
Vodafone Smart N8 review
PROS Decent fingerprint sensor Solid build Near-stock Android CONS Sluggish performance Thick borders around screen Locked to Vodafone and full of bloatware KEY FEATURES MediaTek →
Sony Xperia L1 Review: Budget Moto G5 rival phone
THE GOOD Attractive screen Expandable storage User friendly OS THE BAD Limited performance No fingerprint sensor Key Specs Screen size: 5.5-inches Screen resolution: 1280×720 Weight: 151g OS: Android 7.0 →
Hands on: Vodafone Smart N8 review
OUR EARLY VERDICT On first impressions, the Vodafone Smart N8 has all the parts to make an affordable yet solid choice for your next phone. →
LG K4 Review: In Depth
THE GOOD Excellent battery life Decent main camera THE BAD Lacklustre screen Uninspired plastic build Low internal storage Whilst most people are focussed on LG’s →
Y-Cam Protect Alarm System review
PROS Easy to configure Well priced Uses same app as for Y-Cam’s cameras CONS No pet-safe sensors App doesn’t always give helpful error messages No →
Huawei P8 Lite 2017 review : Can slick looking pretender match Moto?
Despite stiff competition, the P8 Lite 2017 is a good budget smartphone Pros Screen brightness Expandable storage Android 7 Nougat Cons Rear glass Display The →
Nokia 3 review : Hands-on and first impressions of Nokia’s budget smartphone
The Nokia 3 was announced at MWC 2017. It’s a budget Android smartphone that’s well built Nokia is back with a bang. The Finnish company, →
Huawei P8 Lite 2017 Specs List Known : Upgraded Huawei P8 Lite at $230
The Huawei P8 Lite has been launched two years back. But this handset was so popular that the manufacturer decided to come in with a →
Vodafone Tab Prime 7 review
PROS Long battery life Plenty of storage Easy to navigate CONS Poor-quality speakers Very reflective screen Unwieldy to handle KEY FEATURES 10-inch 1,920 x 1,200 →
BlackBerry DTEK60 review: More than just an Alcatel clone?
BlackBerry has officially stopped building and designing its own phones. Whenthat news broke, it was almost as dramatic as when it announced its first Android →
ZTE Blade V7 Lite review
OUR VERDICT The ZTE Blade V7 Lite’s premium looks belie its budget origins. Interesting UI tweaks and the ability to expand the phone’s storage can’t →
Gator Watch review: Parental peace of mind
When do you buy your kids a mobile phone? Age 15, 12, eight? With such hectic lives, perhaps separate lives, being able to keep in →
Huawei Nova review
PROS Great design Accurate display Stellar battery life CONS Some performance issues EMUI skin is terrible KEY FEATURES 5-inch 1080p display Snapdragon 625 processor 3GB →
Bush Spira E3X review
PROS Plenty of storage Robust build Near-stock build of Android CONS Heavy Bad fingerprint sensor Erratic battery life KEY FEATURES 5.5-inch 1080p display 1.2GHz octa-core →
Huawei Nova Plus hand-on:
KEY FEATURES 5.5-inch 1080p display Snapdragon 625 processor 3GB of RAM 32GB storage USB-C Dual SIM/microSD slot 16-megapixel camera w/ OIS 3,340mAh battery Manufacturer: Huawei →
Hands on: Panasonic Toughpad FZ-N1 review
OUR EARLY VERDICT Panasonic should sell this device with a detachable barcode scanner and the company would have a winner on its hands. As it →
LG Stylus 2 review
PROS Decent stylus DAB+ radio Smooth performance CONS Poor display resolution Boring design Overpriced KEY FEATURES 5.7-inch 720p display Snapdragon 410 1.5GB RAM 13-megapixel camera →
OnePlus 3 review update : New software and a new colour, but at a higher price
PROS High-quality build Very good heat handling Excellent value Solid camera CONS Inconsistent battery life doesn’t impress day-to-day Innaccurate display colours KEY FEATURES 5.5-inch 1080p →
BlackBerry DTEK50: Release date, specs and everything you need to know
Blackberry is expected to launch three phones over the next year. One of them is the Argon and, by the sounds of it, this will →
BlackBerry Hamburg/Neon: Release date, specs and everything we know so far
Blackberry is expected to launch three phones over the next year. One of them is the Argon and, by the sounds of it, this will →
Wileyfox Spark review
PROS Pleasant-enough design Fair screen quality Low price CONS Very poor performance Weak camera processing Thin-sounding speaker Patchy auto screen brightness Ultra-slow storage Not enough →
4 reasons why you should buy the Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge
Simply put, Samsung’s Galaxy S7 Edge is the best phone you can buy right now. We gave it top marks with a five star review →
Vodafone Smart Platinum 7 Review : Power and elegance without the price tag
For Great screen resolution, build quality is great, decent stereo speakers Against Big and tricky to grip, camera not the best, some GPU limitations When →
Vodafone Smart Ultra 7 review
PROS Good specs for mid-range device Very affordable Great screen Almost untouched version of Android CONS All-plastic case Vodafone bloatware Poor front-facing camera KEY FEATURES →
Vodafone Smart Ultra 7 preview: A new standard for affordable smartphones
When looking for affordable devices, it can often be difficult to find aphone without too many compromises, especially on the lower end of the scale. →
Obi Worldphone MV1 review
PROS Solid build Decent battery life and speaker Okay display CONS Picks up marks and grease easily Indistinctive design Poor gaming performance KEY FEATURES 5-inch, →
Vodafone Smart Platinum 7 with 2K screen throws in free VR headset to show off its affordable power
Vodafone has taken the wraps off its latest flagship smartphone that’s built to offer high-end specs while remaining affordable. Those specs are so good they →
Vodafone Smart Prime 7 review
PROS Good screen Very cheap Clean Android CONS Very slow Screen isn’t that responsive KEY FEATURES 5-inch, 720p display Quad-core processor 1GB RAM Android 6.0.1 →