1. Trusted Brand
2. One of the leading brands in terms of global market share, Huawei is a top vendor in China. It is famous for its Ascend series and had partnered with Google to design the 2015’s Nexus 6P.
3. They have over 250 service locations all over India including big cities like Mumbai, Chennai, Hyderabad, Delhi, Bangalore. Toll Free Number: 18002096555
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Hi, nI’m smartphone user for around 4 years, previously I used iphoe 3GS, Samsung Ace and Xperia sola. I believe i have enough experience in writing review for a smartphone.nI have been using this mobile for around 2 weeks, 1st week on Android 4 (ICS) and next week I upgraded to Android Jellybean (4.1). User experience is definitely different on Android Jellybean. nnLooks- The most attractive thing about this phone is it’s slim waistline. It is pretty much thin than most of the smartphones and also weights pretty less. You don’t feel you have phone in your pocket. I have white version, its back is smooth and easily slips from your hand, so hold it carefully. Try to buy some case. Look wise, the phone is pretty decent and definitely won’t disappoints you.nnDisplay – The qHD AMOLED display produces images with crunchy colors and brightness is very good (Better than Galaxy S2 and Samsung Galaxy nexus). Sunlight visibility is also good. In display-wise, the phone is superior than any other 15K phones. If you are new smartphone user, you will definitely love this display. Watching movies and viewing pictures is awesome experience. nnProcessor and RAM - The dual-core processor coupled with 1 GB RAM ensures smooth android experience without any Lag (Both in ICS and Jellybean) even you run bunch of applications in the background. Performance wise its better than any mid-range phone. Hats off to HuaweinnBattery – The battery lost only a day in average use, you can’t expect more than that. You can improve it by reducing brightness, disabling data and GPS. nnHeating Issue – The phone heats up with 30 minutes of continuous Game play and 1 hour of continuous Browsing. But it’s normal in 2012 Android Smartphones. nnInternal Memory – The phone has internal memory of 2.3 GB (ICS) and 1.9 GB (Jellybean) for average user it’s ok and for game geeks it’s not enough . nNote – Mine Running on Jellybean (1 GB full after installing 20 Casual games and 30 Plus Essential Apps ), but still its running smooth like butter.nnCamera - Pretty decent camera, don't expect too much. The camera has lot of features, you will love it, when you try all those camera filters and image enhancement features.nnBundled Accessory - Pretty Ordinary (Charger + Datacable, Headset) nnGreat Headache- There no way to enable 3G only mode (2G only mode is available), so automatically switches between 3g and 2g depending on available strong network. If you are using 3G only data pack, it causes problem of 2g data Charges.nnAndroid 4.03 ICS ReviewnnInterface - The interface (Emotion 1.0) is smooth, attractive and productive. It has three different themes (Stock ICS, 3D theme and another one). The 3D theme looks cool and better than Touchwiz and Sony Launchers., and stock ICS theme gives you a feel like you are using a Nexus device. You can easily switch between themes without a glitch. This Chinese gaint gives one of the better Andorid experience. Pre-installed Music player offers visual-treat to your eyes.nnMusic Quality – The most most worst part of this phone is music quality, sound is very low (But clear). Even 320 Kbps won’t sounds good, even after enabling Dolby support (its integrated to improve sound quality) and connecting high-end headphones. No BASS at all, only Treble. You can’t even hear voice, while watching movies, The problem is due to software bug, if you update your phone to JB the problem solved. I will rate music quality as 3/10.nnAndroid 4.1 JellyBean Review nnIn Jellybean update, Huawei offers user interface update names as Emotion 1.5nUI wise I personally feel Android ICS is better than Jellybean. 3D themes and Stock ICS themes are gone, only one theme is available and its plane. No app drawers, you have to accommodate all apps and widgets on homescreen (Still it’s smooth) , the only good add-on is Me Widget. Music player is pretty normal.nnMusic quality – Music quality wise JB update is astonishing. I can’t figure out, what huawei did, the music will burst out your ears. Pls disable Doby in settings , otherwise you will only hear treble not Bass. Try Google music app, that’s better than stock.nnYou can read complete review on my blog...
Here's my review of this device:nThe Design: The design of this phone is simple, to say the least. Since it was Huawei's flagship device, launched in CES, in 2012. The design is minimalistic, with sharp protruding edges, the front is black with the top of the phone showing off the front speaker grille in black colour, and below that HUAWEI brand name. On the right side is the 1.3mp secondary camera that is capable of shooting at 1280x720p video, and also a variety of other sensors like the proximity and the ambient light sensor. At the bottom of this device are the three capacitive buttons for Home, Menu and Back (no physical buttons). The phone dons a Corning Gorilla Glass in the front. There are chrome plated plastic buttons at the sides, with the left side of the phone having the two volume rocker keys, right side having the Power button, the MicroSD card bay, and the top having the USB-cum-MHL port, the Sim card slot, and the 3.5mm audio jack. The USB port doubles or rather triples as the Charging-cum-USB-cum-MHL port. I however didn't like this approach, as there is too much use of the single USB port, thus, drastically reducing its life span. The bottom of the phone houses just a small hole for the primary microphone. The back of the phone has the 8mp Autofocus camera with dual led flash, and a secondary microphone used for active noise cancellation. Build quality wise, the device is quite well built.nThe Hardware: This feature has already been talked much about, and is available everywhere, even on this page. One thing, worthy of mentioning, and that is the RAM. The system, and other utilities too, report the total system RAM to be 659.2MB (the remaining around 340MB of RAM is used for OS, the dedicated graphics chip and other features.nThe user experience: This is my first android device, so, I am pretty much astonished by the speed of the device. Earlier I was using the Nokia C6-00, that had a 434MHz processor and a mere 128MB of RAM, so, moving to a device like this is really a stunning experience. Not that I didn't liked it, but was used to it, and faced almost no issues with it, even with that slow hardware, having a much faster device at a price lower than it was great. The display is crisp and vivid. The 540x960px resolution is great, and considering the pricepoint one is getting this device, you can't ask for more. As far as the OS and software is concerned, the phone comes preloaded with Android 4.0.3 ICS, with a very minimal of tweaks by Huawei, so, one can expect a near to stock android experience. Huawei has already announced that the JellyBean update is in works, so it will be available in recent future their EmotionUI 1.5 is available for the Ascend P1. Both however, aren't available yet in India (atleast I couldn't find it), so I'm expecting a couple of weeks more for the same to be available. There seems to be some confusion with the battery capacity, where flipkart lists this device as having a battery life of 1800mAh, while the other sites rate it as 1670mAh, and to add to the confusion, Huawei India site has completely missed this on at the product specs page.nCamera Performance: The 8MP camera isn't doing great work, as I expected from it (being a BSI sensor at heart). The most intriguing part of camera is somewhat related to software (I think). The biggest problem is with the Autofocus, which most of the time, isn't accurate, and takes way too much time to focus, so, you could end up with blurry pics. There's however the touch to focus feature, but this too fails to focus very well, and ends up being out of focus many a times. The low light performance is again below what I would call mediocre. One thing worthy of mention is that the camera isn't very good at taking closeup shots. It ends making the shots flat, and over saturated (mostly in case of bright colours like red, yellow, etc). Video wise, the main camera is capable of shooting at Full HD @ 1920x1080p at 25-30 fps, and the video quality is pretty much acceptable.nAudio Performance: The phone is marketed as having Dolby Digital 5.1 sound, but, I didn't find the sound very great. Infact, an older Nokia 5320 XpressMusic at my home still sounds better than this device, so, in my opinion, the Dolby Digital 5.1 sound is just a marketing gimmick, nothing much more.nBundled Accessories: The bundled (in the box) accessories included a compact charger having a USB port which is rated at 5V, 1Amps, a micro usb data-cum-charger-cable, a good looking but poor sounding set of earphones, that are a pain to use.nnPRO's:n1. Great bang for the buck.n2. Good (if not excellent) hardware specs.n3. Awesome screen quality.n4. Slim form factor.n5. Price.n6. 1080p video capture.nnCON's:n1. Pretty immature service (I think so).n2. Mediocre camera performance (atleast for still shots).n3. Poor bundled accessories (the headset is bad).n4. Non-removable battery.n5. Poor specs page (incomplete device specs) on Huawei India site.
RAM | 1 GB |
Processor | TI OMAP |
Rear Camera | 8 MP |
Front Camera | 1.3 MP |
Battery | 1800 mAh |
Display | 4.3 inches (10.92 cm) |
Operating System | Android v4 (Ice Cream Sandwich) |
Chipset | TI OMAP |
CPU | Dual core, 1.5 GHz |
Graphics | PowerVR SGX 540 |
RAM | 1 GB |
Display Type | Super AMOLED |
Screen Size | 4.3 inches (10.92 cm) |
Resolution | 540x960 px |
Pixel Density | 256 ppi |
Screen to Body Ratio (calculated) | 62.08 % |
Touch Screen | Yes, Capacitive Touchscreen |
Height | 127.4 mm Compare Size |
Width | 64.3 mm |
Thickness | 7.70 mm |
Weight | 130 grams |
Colours | Black |
Main Camera | ||
Camera Setup | Single | |
Resolution |
8 MP, Primary Camera |
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Autofocus | Yes | |
Flash | Yes, Dual LED Flash, LED Flash | |
Image Resolution | 3264 x 2448 Pixels | |
Shooting Modes |
Continuous Shooting High Dynamic Range mode (HDR) |
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Camera Features |
Digital Zoom Smile detection |
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Video Recording | 1920x1080 @ 30 | |
Front Camera | ||
Camera Setup | Single | |
Resolution |
1.3 MP, Primary Camera |
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Camera Features | Fixed Focus |
Capacity | 1800 mAh |
Type | Li-ion |
Internal Memory | 4 GB |
Expandable Memory | Yes, Up to 32 GB |
SIM Slot(s) | Single SIM, GSM |
Network Support | 5G Not Supported in India, 3G, 2G |
SIM 1 |
3G Bands: UMTS 2100 / 900 MHz 2G Bands: GSM 1800 / 1900 / 850 / 900 MHz 3G Speed: HSPA , EV-DO category Rev.A GPRS: Available EDGE: Available
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Wi-Fi | Yes, Wi-Fi 4 (802.11 b/g/n) |
Wi-Fi Features | Mobile Hotspot |
Bluetooth | Yes, v3 |
GPS | Yes with A-GPS |
Mobile High-Definition Link(MHL) | Yes |
Other Sensors | Proximity sensor, Accelerometer, Compass |
Applications | Document Viewer |
Faster processor:
Quad core 1.2 GHz vs Dual core 1.5 GHz
More SIM card slots:
2 vs 1
Smaller screen :
4.00 inches (10.16 cm) vs 4.30 inches (10.92 cm)
More RAM:
768 MB vs 1 GB
Lesser weight:
120 grams vs 130 grams
Smaller screen :
4.00 inches (10.16 cm) vs 4.30 inches (10.92 cm)
Larger screen:
4.70 inches (11.94 cm) vs 4.30 inches (10.92 cm)
Higher pixel density:
312 ppi vs 256 ppi
More internal memory:
16 GB vs 4 GB
More internal memory:
32 GB vs 4 GB
Higher secondary camera resolution:
2 MP vs 1.3 MP
Slower processor:
Dual core 1.2 GHz vs Dual core 1.5 GHz
More RAM:
512 MB vs 1 GB
Higher battery capacity:
1930 mAH vs 1800 mAH
Smaller screen :
4.00 inches (10.16 cm) vs 4.30 inches (10.92 cm)
More internal memory:
32 GB vs 4 GB
Higher secondary camera resolution:
2 MP vs 1.3 MP
Lesser weight:
116 grams vs 130 grams
Rs 30,749