Description
Huawei P10 Lite 32GB WAS-LX3 Octa Core – Features & Prices in Saudi Arabia :
Huawei P10 Lite 32GB WAS-LX3 Octa Core 3GB RAM International Version LTE (White)
Product Dimensions
5.77 x 0.28 x 2.83 inches
Item Weight
5.1 ounces
ASIN
B06ZY7FF1K
Item model number
FBA_WAS-LX3
Batteries
1 Lithium Ion batteries required.
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer
No
OS
Android 7.0
RAM
4 GB
Wireless communication technologies
Cellular
Connectivity technologies
Wi-Fi
Special Features
Fingerprint Reader
Display technology
LCD, LED
Other display features
Wireless
Other camera features
Rear, Front
Form Factor
Smartphone
Colour
White
Phone Talk Time
2 Hours
Manufacturer
Huawei
Date First Available
May 11, 2017
Test video – Huawei P10 Lite 32GB WAS-LX3 Octa Core :
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Questions & Answers – Huawei P10 Lite 32GB WAS-LX3 Octa Core :
Technical specifications – Huawei P10 Lite 32GB WAS-LX3 Octa Core :
Brand
HUAWEI
Model Name
P10 Lite
Wireless Carrier
Verizon Wireless
Operating System
Android 7.0
Cellular Technology
4G, 3G, 2G
Memory Storage Capacity
32 GB
Connectivity Technology
Wi-Fi
Color
White
Screen Size
5.2 Inches
Wireless network technology
GSM, CDMA, LTE
Purchase advice :
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Warranty :
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Shipping :
Is delivery offered? And how long does it take to get delivered (Delivery time)
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Proof of purchase :
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After-sales service :
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O. R (verified owner) –
Muy lindo – Muy lindo
F. T (verified owner) –
Cost performance is high, but some issues – The best phone I have ever had so far (besides iPhones, I consider the phones as only for rich people… I’m a college student and have broken my phone by dropping it, so I’m not paying $800 for a new phone).
T. O (verified owner) –
Does anyone here have an LTE status icon? – Phone is great, with one big question that I’m hoping other owners can answer:
K. O (verified owner) –
Great performance – This is my first phone upgrade in a long time (I was using a Galaxy S3) but I love it! The battery life is great, I use my phone for things like reading books for many hours at a time so I can wear it down pretty quickly that way but when I’m not using my phone for 7 consecutive hours, the battery hardly wavers. I got this for less than $300 and it came out in 2018. I could never say that about a Samsung or iPhone! The phones performance is great, no glitches, no slowing down. The fingerprint reader is surprisingly useful, I wasn’t expecting to ever use the feature but it’s super handy when you need a quick unlock. The camera is pretty decent too (way better than my S3). I’m really pleased with this product.
M. K (verified owner) –
A great phone with tons of features for a near-perfect price. – Everything works fine on this phone. It’s Android 7, and I just feel like they’ve really worked out all the little dislikes. The MicroSD card is useful for storing applications and integrated pretyy painlessly as a default storage area. The auto updates work as expected, where other devices I have require manual updates despite being set to auto-update. The network performance with the TMobile network is fine, and speeds reliable. Battery performance is fine, and I can go several days without charging and I’ve never seen it below 50% charge. I also like that it’s a fairly minimal and no-frills install of Android.
M. K (verified owner) –
A great phone with tons of features for a near-perfect price. – Everything works fine on this phone. It’s Android 7, and I just feel like they’ve really worked out all the little dislikes. The MicroSD card is useful for storing applications and integrated pretyy painlessly as a default storage area. The auto updates work as expected, where other devices I have require manual updates despite being set to auto-update. The network performance with the TMobile network is fine, and speeds reliable. Battery performance is fine, and I can go several days without charging and I’ve never seen it below 50% charge. I also like that it’s a fairly minimal and no-frills install of Android.
H. N (verified owner) –
Glad I left the Galaxy reservation – After owning several Galaxy phones for years I can confidently say that I couldn’t be happier that I finally took a chance on a different brand. The Galaxies have serious performance problems and other issues, it didn’t matter what model I had they always suffered from random restarts for NO REASON. I couldn’t rely on them. They also start to get sluggish once a new model came out. Mark my words that this will be a Samsung scandal in the future if they didn’t learn from Apple. Anyways, this phone is great and I am actually amazed at the built and software quality of this thing. No random restarts, battery life is amazing, the phone itself looks GORGEOUS (I got the blue one and it’s a beauty). It’s very slim for the price range (and the main reason I bought this one over other similarly priced devices). I have owned it for several months now and it really is amazing how good a “cheap chinese phone” can be these days. The big guys are in serious trouble if this is how good a low end phone can be (I know it’s not technically the lowest of the low but you get my point). Great job Huawei, I hope I can use this thing for a while and when the time comes I’ll certainly look for another Huawei phone to replace it with.
O. R (verified owner) –
Muy lindo – Muy lindo
T. O (verified owner) –
Does anyone here have an LTE status icon? – Phone is great, with one big question that I’m hoping other owners can answer:
K. O (verified owner) –
Great performance – This is my first phone upgrade in a long time (I was using a Galaxy S3) but I love it! The battery life is great, I use my phone for things like reading books for many hours at a time so I can wear it down pretty quickly that way but when I’m not using my phone for 7 consecutive hours, the battery hardly wavers. I got this for less than $300 and it came out in 2018. I could never say that about a Samsung or iPhone! The phones performance is great, no glitches, no slowing down. The fingerprint reader is surprisingly useful, I wasn’t expecting to ever use the feature but it’s super handy when you need a quick unlock. The camera is pretty decent too (way better than my S3). I’m really pleased with this product.
H. N (verified owner) –
Glad I left the Galaxy reservation – After owning several Galaxy phones for years I can confidently say that I couldn’t be happier that I finally took a chance on a different brand. The Galaxies have serious performance problems and other issues, it didn’t matter what model I had they always suffered from random restarts for NO REASON. I couldn’t rely on them. They also start to get sluggish once a new model came out. Mark my words that this will be a Samsung scandal in the future if they didn’t learn from Apple. Anyways, this phone is great and I am actually amazed at the built and software quality of this thing. No random restarts, battery life is amazing, the phone itself looks GORGEOUS (I got the blue one and it’s a beauty). It’s very slim for the price range (and the main reason I bought this one over other similarly priced devices). I have owned it for several months now and it really is amazing how good a “cheap chinese phone” can be these days. The big guys are in serious trouble if this is how good a low end phone can be (I know it’s not technically the lowest of the low but you get my point). Great job Huawei, I hope I can use this thing for a while and when the time comes I’ll certainly look for another Huawei phone to replace it with.
F. T (verified owner) –
Cost performance is high, but some issues – The best phone I have ever had so far (besides iPhones, I consider the phones as only for rich people… I’m a college student and have broken my phone by dropping it, so I’m not paying $800 for a new phone).