Huawei Vision

alaTest has collected and analyzed 39 reviews from magazines and websites. Reviews about the sound and value for money are on the whole positive. The design and GPS navigation are also appreciated. Opinions are divided on the usability. There are some less positive opinions about the battery and camera.

build quality, GPS navigation, design, value for money, sound

camera, battery

We analyzed user and expert ratings, product age and more factors. Compared to other Cell phones the Huawei Vision is awarded an overall alaScore™ of 88/100 = Very good quality.

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Huawei Vision review: Farsighted

 

With Incredibly Fast and About to Take Off written across their flag, Huawei took this year's MWC by a storm. Firing up on all cores - four of them, in case you've missed it - they pinned themselves emphatically on the Android map with an impressive...

Quad-band GSM and dual-band 3G support ; 14.4 Mbps HSDPA and 5.76 Mbps HSUPA ; 3.7" 16M-color capacitive LCD touchscreen of WVGA resolution (480 x 800 pixels) ; Android OS v2.3.5 Gingerbread ; SPB Shell 3D launcher preloaded ; Qualcomm Snapdragon...

Below-par sunlight legibility ; No dedicated camera key ; No video calling out of the box ; Non-user-replaceable battery ; SPB Shell 3D launcher looks messy ; Non-hot-swappable microSD slot

We repeatedly compared the Huawei Vision to a year-old package. Similarities with the HTC Desire S are too many to ignore. The unibody design is just the tip of the iceberg. The two handsets are nearly identical on the inside too. It almost feels like...

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Hands-on with Huawei Vision

 

Huawei's recent entry into the Android scene has caught a lot of attention, and their latest Android 2.3 device, the Huawei Vision, got some hands-on treatment from us in Beijing. Here's our first impressions of the Chinese company's flagship model for...

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Huawei Vision Aluminum Unibody Android 2.3 Smartphone

 

Announced back in August, the Huawei Vision is the Chinese manufacturer's latest and so far most stylish Android smartphone. Powered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon single-core CPU at 1 GHz, the Vision runs on Android 2.3.5/Gingerbread. The device supports...

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Huawei Vision Android phone

 

Chinese smartphone manufacturer Huawei has certainly made a splash in the Australian smartphone market in 2011. It's latest creation is the Huawei Vis...

Competitive price ; Unibody aluminium design ; 9.9mm thick

Touchscreen isn't always responsive ; Scrolling not very smoooth ; Non-removable battery

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Huawei Vision hands-on

 

The Huawei Vision offers a sturdy build and tempting take on Android Gingerbread for those of you on a modest budget. It's not the most powerful of smart phones though.

Sturdy construction ; Decent screen ; Attractive 3D carousel interface

Not particularly powerful ; Not the most stylish handset ever made

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Huawei Vision

 

With an aluminium unibody design, this is the best-looking phone Huawei has ever made.

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Huawei Vision

 

The Huawei Vision is the difference between cheap and great value. The handset packs power and performance into a sturdy unibody design at a great price.

Great value ; Sturdy build and great performance ; Touchscreen feels great

Camera is poor ; No options for media sharing ; Only 2GB of memory included for media and apps

Allphones is the exclusive-release partner for the Huawei Vision in Australia, and if you pop into a store to take a look, make sure you compare it to the Nexus S while you're at it.

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Huawei Vision

 

Huawei has revealed that it plans to launch its first high-end smartphone in the UK, which'll officially land dubbed the Huawei Vision.

Although its specs are still to be confirmed, the hotly-anticipated handset has already firing up the rumour mill. According to online speculation, it'll arrive rocking a 3.7-inch WVGA touchscreen, which will display Huawei's "own custom 3D interface"....

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good phone

 

like the screen easy to keep clean don't like the qwerty layout I prefer the old style layout I also prefer to use a computer to go online but that's just me