Still, these do add some extra grip.Īnd it’s a ridiculously bright screen, too. The only anomalies are the odd, textured plastic panels at the top and bottom of the phone’s rear. Manufactured by Chinese smartphone specialist, ZTE for Vodafone, its metal unibody design makes it look and feel more like a flagship phone than one that costs less than £200. READ NEXT: Vodafone Smart E8 review: It’s cheap but is it any good? Vodafone Smart V8 review: Design and build qualityĪt £159, I’d expect a more premium build than Vodafone’s lower end handsets, and the Smart V8 doesn’t disappoint. At the time of writing, it can be found for £176 through Gearbest. Its main rivals are the Moto G5 from £165, the G4 from £150, Nokia 3 from £130 and the new Honor 6A from around £145 there’s also the Lenovo P2, which is the best budget smartphone for under £200, although finding one is a challenge. The Smart V8 costs £159 from Vodafone on PAYG and is quite a step up from the other Vodafone handsets we’ve reviewed previously (the Smart N8 at £85, the Smart E8 at £49 and last year’s Prime 7 at £59, which is now approaching end-of-life). Image 3 of 16 Vodafone Smart V8 review: Price and competition
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