Vodafone Smart Speed 6

price, usability, size, portability, performance

67% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

Above-average battery ; 4G speeds ; Low cost

Rubbish screen ; Underpowered ; Awful camera

The Vodafone Tab Speed 6 is a cheap 4G tablet with reasonable battery life, but from the screen to the processor to the camera almost every other aspect of the slate is lacking.

4G LTE connectivity ; Super low price ; Stock Android Lollipop

Underwhelming camera ; Plain design and colours ; Limited on-board storage

Inexpensive 4G LTE connectivity, quad-core performance and a surprisingly good screen make the Vodafone Smart Speed 6 a clever buy, for smartphone newbies in particular.

Cheap ; Good battery life ; Soft-touch back ; Unintrusive software

Slow ; Rubbish cameras ; Bland-looking

Speed? You must be having a laugh. This tablet is slow and basic, but will do the job if your need for 4G outweighs your desire for a nippy device.

Fast 4G ; Cheap as chips

Borderline average camera

, Vodafone’s Smart Speed 6 is an inexpensive phone that gives you a fast web browsing experience.

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