HUAWEI P20 Lite

I love this phone!

I already owned a Huawei phablet which was brilliant but quite large for a phone. I wanted to a pocket size phone and bought the Huawei P20 lite. The phone is so easy to use and offers a lot of the features which you would expect from one of the top brand phones but at a very reasonable price. I like the face recognition and fingerprint security. It has so many features which I think other reviewers have already mentioned. It is light and the screen is slightly larger than my previous phone. The battery life could be longer, but I use mine quite a lot so it depends. My partner was so impressed he also bought one. My son who is a computer geek also bought a Huawei but the more expensive model.You won't be disappointed, this phone is excellent if you want good quality, ease of use and affordability. Would definitely recommend.

This is what happens when the folk at Apple spend too much time sitting back counting their cash rather than working in the development labs. I gave up Apple for Samsung and now for Huawei. Pound for pound this device is packed and stacked, face and finger recognition, 64gb, a fantastic camera and a sharp screen, brand new for less than £200 ! Get ready for the Chinese domination of our tech markets. I do have a silicon cover to protect it, that is a MUST for any phone. I heard that the Chinese might be tracking these devices to gather information about us......aren't all the big boys doing that ???? if someone is willing to buy information saying that I buy salad from Tesco, bananas from Sainsbury and that I get upset when Tottenham lose to Burnley (yes Burnley !!!!), then more fool them.

I used to have a Huawei ascend 7 (or a G7-L01) so I'm used to a Huawei and I know how good they are.The P20 lite is totally fab, you can get some amazing shots with the camera. The depth of field shots are fab, there's the portrait mode or another mode where you can actually adjust the amount of depth of field! (see my photo)The ultra battery mode now allows you to pick 3 apps for you to use in ultra mode which is much better (the ascend 7 only really allowed sms)I decided on the lite because its much cheaper and it has a memory card slot (why the hell have they omitted that on the P20 I've no idea) I could put in a128gb card and have more memory than a P20!!You won't be disappointed!If anything I'd prefer a bigger battery, but it does last a whole day under fairly heavy use.The phone works quicker than the ascend 7 due to the processer and ram.The fingerprint scanner works really well! Even put my finger on upsidedown and it still works!And it has faster charging 😊

Took advantage of the discounted price plus the 5 month interest free payment.First off, it's a great phone. The size I slightly smaller than my previous phone but the length of the screen makes up for any loss.The screen is clear, sharp and bright. Touch responsiveness is great too.After initial set-up, I had a play with the extended settings. Some great options, too many to mention here.Camera quality is great, even in low light. Again, plenty of options included with the stock camera app.Battery life is pretty good too. Can easily get 2 days out of a full charge with moderate use.For a mid range phone, I'm delighted with it.

I am so disappointing with the camera that I felt inclined to give it one star. "Take pictures that amaze" "Take amazing shots with the help of the powerful 16MP dual lens camera and a range of visual effects, including wide aperture and the Bokeh effect" I cannot believe that Huawei have the audacity to say that. It's probably the worst camera I have used in all the phones I have had. For dull conditions not worth taking a snap and when I have I have to edit and adjust the contrast and brightness. Fortunately I still have an old Nokia 40mp camera with the grip so I figure if I wanted to take some serious photos, I would have to cart that around with me.As for the phone itself, I bought it because the current network is almost non existent in my area now and so I have registered with another network much improved but have kept both networks, hence the reason for buying a dual sim. I downloaded and printed off the manual in case I was missing something but was no help.It is an attractive phone, very slim and I like the fact you can use the finger print to use it as the constant pushing of the button at the side and putting in a passcode was getting tiresome. It does seem a bit busy which I am getting used to as my last phone was a Windows 10 phone.All in all would be a really nice phone were it not for the camera. I should have watched some of the video reviews and perhaps waited and got the Pro 20 but that was another £100.Edit: sadly another "flaw" The default SMS app will limit standard SMS's to 160 text characters; this setting cannot be modified so you will be charged at whatever your provider charges, in my case Virgin 50p a time.

Had this phone a couple of weeks now.. Its very easy to use, ive had no issues, really happy. I didn't realise before I bought it that's its not compatible with my Fitbit... But not all is lost, if anyone has the same problems syncing up, there is an app called Sync fix for Fitbit... It says you have to pay after 10 days if it works, but I haven't had no reminders yet after 2 weeks, and It's syncing up fine. All in all, the phone is great, worth the money, really like it. I had the Sony Experia before this and it started playing up after a year... I hope this will last longer, my friend has had his 2 years and no problems.