HONOR 400 Lite Unlocked 5G Android AI Smartphone, AI Camera Button,108MP Camera,8GB+256GB Storage,Water Resistance,Velvet Gray, 6 Months Extended Warranty (UK Version)

mobile itself was a great price, great quality, its alittle on the narrow side but functions great. Great colour its NOT velvet........ glides through apps quality speed no lag but not the best modile for gamers as it glitches. mobile case was missing and i didnt want to send the phone back and was offerd a 20% refund thankyou

Excellent all rounder. Camera is perfectly fine,I've taken some really nice shots , very vibrant. The phone itself is nice and light, battery is great , screen is nice and bright and packed with great features. I gave my pixel 9xl pro up in favour of this phone , and I have no regrets. A fantastic price too .

Clear screen, reasonable battery. The sound quality on speaker is poor but on handset is fine. Camera quality and features are good/great. Overall a good phone at a reasonable price.

This could easily be one of the best budget phones you can buy right now. While it’s not perfect, it’s overall very good. Pros: The phone comes with a really nice 90hz amoled display, it’s bright and punchy. The phone is made of plastic yes, but it still feels nice, and the phone feels very lightweight. Battery life is excellent, easily lasts a day, maybe two if you’re a light user. Charges pretty quick too if you pick up a fast charger. Performance is decent, the mediatek chip is 5g capable and handles most things with ease, but will struggle a bit with intense tasks. Cons: Now while not necessarily a con, the software skin MagicOS might not be for everyone, but it’s very customisable and can work seamlessly with other Honor devices. The main camera is pretty good in daylight, but struggles a bit in lower light. The ultrawide is the main issue, only 5MP so detail is pretty poor, and the selfie camera is good. Overall it’s a really good phone and if you’re not too worried about best in class cameras and high end performance, this’ll be a great phone for you!

Cracking mobile, excellent camera, very easy to use, fantastic value for money, not a heavy mobile either.

Excellent product would recommend to anyone for a phone on a budget high quality screen excellent battery and overall a great phone

I recently purchased the HONOR 200 Lite, and while it’s a brilliant device for its price, there were a number of drawbacks that led me to return it. Pros: Sleek Design and Display: The 6.7" AMOLED display is stunning. The colors are vibrant, and it has a sleek, premium design that feels good in the hand. The anti-drop feature is also reassuring. Decent Battery Life: The battery lasts well enough for everyday use, and the 256GB of storage is plenty to hold apps, photos, and videos without any issues. Affordable Price: For a budget-friendly 5G phone, it delivers in terms of basic functionality and overall look. If you're looking for a phone that offers good value for money, it ticks that box. Cons: Lack of App Availability: Surprisingly, some key apps like Instagram are not available to download from the Google Play Store. This was a major inconvenience, as it restricts access to popular apps that are a must for many users. Camera Limitations: The rear camera may boast 108MP, but it only records in 1080p. Unless you hold the phone very steadily, the video quality isn't great. The front 50MP camera was another disappointment, producing underwhelming selfies that didn’t meet my expectations. Slow Charging: Charging takes around 3 hours, which is much slower than many other phones in this price range. If you’re someone who’s always on the go, this could be frustrating. Software Permissions: The phone frequently asks for multiple permissions—more than I’m comfortable giving. Certain apps, such as those requiring location or call log access, won’t work without granting permissions that don’t seem necessary for their function. Subpar Speaker Quality: The sound quality from the speakers feels cheap. The audio lacks crispness and bass, so watching videos or listening to music isn’t the best experience. Game Performance: Some games don’t run in full-screen mode, leaving black bars around the display. This really detracts from the overall experience, and the software feels like it needs significant improvement in this area. Final Thoughts: The HONOR 200 Lite looks great, and for £200, it’s tempting. However, the lack of essential features, limited app availability, slow charging, and poor camera performance made it hard to keep. If you're okay with the trade-offs, it might be worth it, but for me, these issues outweighed the positives.

Works better when expected.