Description
Huawei P30 Lite (128GB, 4GB RAM) 6.15″ – Features & Prices in Saudi Arabia :
Huawei P30 Lite (128GB, 4GB RAM) 6.15″ Display, AI Triple Camera, 32MP Selfie, Dual SIM Global 4G LTE GSM Factory Unlocked MAR-LX3A – International Version (Midnight Black)
Product Dimensions
2.6 x 1.65 x 0.59 inches
Item Weight
5.6 ounces
ASIN
B07PXSNRYY
Item model number
6901443293070
Batteries
1 Lithium Polymer batteries required. (included)
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer
No
Date First Available
March 26, 2019
Manufacturer
HUAWEI
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Technical specifications – Huawei P30 Lite (128GB, 4GB RAM) 6.15″ :
Brand
HUAWEI
Model Name
Huawei P30 Lite
Wireless Carrier
Unlocked for All Carriers
Operating System
android
Cellular Technology
4G, 2G
Memory Storage Capacity
128 GB
Connectivity Technology
Wi-Fi
Color
Midnight Black
Screen Size
6.3 Inches
Wireless network technology
GSM, LTE
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Z. E (verified owner) –
A little sluggish, but otherwise really solid – I’ve used a 2016 Google Pixel for the past couple years and needed to upgrade when that phone recently died.
I. J (verified owner) –
This is actually a great phone. US customer. – I use a samsung note 9. I bought this phone for fun. Let me tell you, specs aside, this phone is pretty damn good. Cameras are great, app systems are great and devices works flawlessly. Unfortunately you cannot registed your device to the us using the Huawei system but that doesnt matter at all because ive made two accounts, one for china and one for canada, to get the best out of my phone i just switch between them. The great thing about this andriod phone is it looks better the lollipop, it uses exumi or something like that. I dont know, but i love this phone. I couldnt connect it to my 5gh wifi but 2.4 ghz worked fine. The functionality of this thing is just so fun and makes laugh that i paid 1200 for my samsung and only 200 for this. The two interface systems on both are really beutiful and comparible but honestly i like the huawei one more and the themes that my chinese account provides are very beautiful. As far as service goes, dude just pop the micro sim in and bam your good to do. I hate using google, i dont like google, so having the Huawei app system is really nice and i can disable/ delete most of the google bs. Ive got my phone in English but sometimes spanish or chinese pops up and its kinda weird but its nothing important had to download netflix apk from website because i didnt want to use google play and Huawei didnt offer it in updated version but its all good and works no problem. The phone itself is much more superior than compared to apple devices, long battery, flawless transitions, good quality pictures, charging port usb c with normal headphone jack just like my note 9
T. K (verified owner) –
Great phone – Great battery life. Fully functional in USA with ATT.
Z. E (verified owner) –
A little sluggish, but otherwise really solid – I’ve used a 2016 Google Pixel for the past couple years and needed to upgrade when that phone recently died.
F. S (verified owner) –
Phone works… albeit much better options – The phone is new and legit, but it wasn’t worth the money. It’s very shock-proof (it doesn’t look like it’s been fallen out of my pocket on the ground many many times making huge crashing sounds), but that’s probably its only advantage. The slow CPU makes daily use not as smooth as you could get for other phones using better CPUs. And the lack of NFC is just inconvenient. Also the Huawei OS SUCKS, compared to Xiaomi at least.
L. G (verified owner) –
Among the best smartphones in the sub $300 range (works on the Sprint & T-Mobile Networks)! – I needed a replacement phone, due to a swollen battery on my Huawei Mate SE (I discovered overcharging a cell battery increases gasses in the battery from a phone tech, so don’t leave your phone constantly charging, folks). I could have had the battery replaced by a tech for $55, but decided to treat myself to a slight upgrade. I was very happy with the Mate SE, so I went to Youtube for reviews of Huawei phones. After seeing a number of very favorable reviews of the P30 Lite, I ordered this phone late last Saturday, and received it the following Monday.
I. J (verified owner) –
This is actually a great phone. US customer. – I use a samsung note 9. I bought this phone for fun. Let me tell you, specs aside, this phone is pretty damn good. Cameras are great, app systems are great and devices works flawlessly. Unfortunately you cannot registed your device to the us using the Huawei system but that doesnt matter at all because ive made two accounts, one for china and one for canada, to get the best out of my phone i just switch between them. The great thing about this andriod phone is it looks better the lollipop, it uses exumi or something like that. I dont know, but i love this phone. I couldnt connect it to my 5gh wifi but 2.4 ghz worked fine. The functionality of this thing is just so fun and makes laugh that i paid 1200 for my samsung and only 200 for this. The two interface systems on both are really beutiful and comparible but honestly i like the huawei one more and the themes that my chinese account provides are very beautiful. As far as service goes, dude just pop the micro sim in and bam your good to do. I hate using google, i dont like google, so having the Huawei app system is really nice and i can disable/ delete most of the google bs. Ive got my phone in English but sometimes spanish or chinese pops up and its kinda weird but its nothing important had to download netflix apk from website because i didnt want to use google play and Huawei didnt offer it in updated version but its all good and works no problem. The phone itself is much more superior than compared to apple devices, long battery, flawless transitions, good quality pictures, charging port usb c with normal headphone jack just like my note 9
F. S (verified owner) –
Phone works… albeit much better options – The phone is new and legit, but it wasn’t worth the money. It’s very shock-proof (it doesn’t look like it’s been fallen out of my pocket on the ground many many times making huge crashing sounds), but that’s probably its only advantage. The slow CPU makes daily use not as smooth as you could get for other phones using better CPUs. And the lack of NFC is just inconvenient. Also the Huawei OS SUCKS, compared to Xiaomi at least.
L. G (verified owner) –
Among the best smartphones in the sub $300 range (works on the Sprint & T-Mobile Networks)! – I needed a replacement phone, due to a swollen battery on my Huawei Mate SE (I discovered overcharging a cell battery increases gasses in the battery from a phone tech, so don’t leave your phone constantly charging, folks). I could have had the battery replaced by a tech for $55, but decided to treat myself to a slight upgrade. I was very happy with the Mate SE, so I went to Youtube for reviews of Huawei phones. After seeing a number of very favorable reviews of the P30 Lite, I ordered this phone late last Saturday, and received it the following Monday.
T. K (verified owner) –
Great phone – Great battery life. Fully functional in USA with ATT.