Huawei P8 Lite arrives in Spain in May

On 15 April were attending specific to London to meet in person the new P8 Huawei, a smartphone Chinese firm has designed specifically to try to get a final hole entre the high-end Android and among the leading manufacturers of smartphones worldwide.

However, the surprise jump with version phablet P8 Max, and especially with Huawei unknown P8 Lite that the manufacturer would not teach during the presentation, but confirmed as your new terminal aimed at the midrange, specifications and price more than ever compensated

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Today finally reveal all the unknowns about the new Huawei P8 Lite, will be released in May in our country at a recommended 269 euros price, rather than appealing to what we offer.

The launch will take place with the Orange, Movistar and Yoigo operators, while Vodafone, meanwhile, wait to June to be included in its catalog. We assume that will also be available in free mode but Huawei did not announce explicitly.

A smartphone to reign between the midrange

Huawei has taken very seriously the assault on international markets, and the P8 Lite presents credentials to dominate among smartphones with best price / quality ratio, especially the idea of ​​design and finishes to keep your reference terminal.

Among its hardware find a screen 5 inches with resolution HD 720p, which is animated by the chipset Chinese firm directs its terminals compensated cut, HISILICON Kirin 620 eight-core processor Cortex-A53, 64-bit architecture and ARM Mali-450 GPU. The intention is to compete as equals against Qualcomm Snapdragon 615.

In addition, 2GB of RAM, 16 GB of internal memory expandable, LTE connectivity and cameras 13 and 5-megapixel, all in a casing of 143 x 70.6 x 7.6 mm and 131 grams, which include a battery of 2200 mAh.

Certainly one of the most interesting devices the market in its price range, but wait to have it in hand to bring you our impressions on a thorough analysis

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News Huawei P8 Lite arrives in Spain in May was originally published at Engadget Android by Damian Garcia.

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