UK network Vodafone continues to embrace Chinese maker Huawei, adding the company’s lovely new Ascend P1 to its subsidised contract listings. Monthly deals for the P1 start at £26 per month in return for a “free” phone along with 300 calling minutes and 500 MB of data, or you can pay £99 upfront for a lower £20.50 monthly fee and 100 minutes.
Or there are other options here.
We’ve used the P1 quite a bit. It’s really, really nice. Great camera, slim, fast and with the option of using Huawei’s own skin or the standard Android 4.0 interface. Nice display and good battery life, too. Loved it. One of the best around.
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/ August 21, 2012Looks like a rebranded galaxy s2