Vodafone Smart 4G

Dead cheap, Capacitive touchscreen

Small, low-res screen, Low-end processor, Rubbish camera

Bespoke backplates ; Low cost

Small, low-resolution screen ; No pinch to zoom ; Poor battery life ; 2MP camera ; Lack of onboard storage

Vodafone's Smart is one of the most affordable Android devices on the market. Certainly, at £70 on pay as you go, it is attractively priced. But does it live up to what Android can offer? A low price and good value for money aren't the same thing.

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Like last year's Vodafone 845, the Huawei-made smart phone is extremely lightweight, weighing in at a teeny 104g. It's certainly not a bad looking smartphone either, touting a glossy black frontage and the back-cover of your choice. However, we're not...

Though it runs Froyo and has a capacitive screen, the Smart has been ruthlessly built down to a price. Despite that, for talking, e-mailing, texting, navigating and social networking it’s up to the job. Yes it falls down when faced with more demanding...

Some of the Android experience for just £70

Screen will make you wish you paid a bit more

Personalised backplates, Small and light

Low resolution, small screen - Screen fares poorly outdoors, No pinch to zoom, Poor camera, No Flash support in web browser

Too many compromises to reach an incredibly low price mean we can’t really recommend the Vodafone Smart

Conectividad de Internet ultra-rápido , es decir, 4G LTE, Sistema operativo Android en su versión más reciente de Android 4.4.2 KitKat

Capacidad de almacenamiento interno bastante limitada, Batería algo escasa ( 1.880 mAh ) tratándose de la versión más reciente del sistema operativo Android