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The Mi A2 (also available running MIUI as the Mi 6X) merely whets our appetite for what’s coming our way when Xiaomi officially launches in the UK on 8 November. A fantastic budget phone, the Mi A2 is just £199 and easily obtainable from Amazon. It combines decent build quality with a nice display, good all-round performance and a well-specced trio of cameras. It out-specs and out-performs every other phone in our budget smartphone chart.
Read our Xiaomi Mi A2 review. 4. Xiaomi Mi A2 Lite Budget Android phones don’t come better than this. The Mi A2 Lite has a premium design with 19:9 notch display, dual rear cameras and decent performance. Storage is generous, and we like the fact you can bolster the 64GB internal space with microSD cards up to 256GB in capacity without sacrificing dual-SIM support. A great budget buy. Read our Xiaomi Mi A2 Lite review.
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5. UMIDIGI One Pro On paper the UMIDIGI One Pro’s spec seems too good to be true. Fast wireless charging, NFC, 19:9 IPS displays, dual-cameras, side-mounted fingerprint sensors and an attractive design aren’t things you have any right to expect at this price. But this is a budget phone, and as such some corners have naturally been cut. The display is just HD in resolution, the fingerprint sensor can be temperamental and the cameras can leave something to be desired. Overall, though, a great budget buy – and one people will have no idea was so cheap. Read our UMIDIGI One Pro review.
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6. Honor 9 Lite It’s been around for a while now but the Honor 9 Lite is still one of the best budget phones you can buy, even at it’s RRP of £199. You can get it for much less now making it even more of a bargain. It’s got an attractive design, decent specs including four cameras and good performance too. What more could you want? Read our Honor 9 Lite review. 7. Honor 7X Honor does pretty much everything right with the 7X. It looks like a much more expensive phone than it is, has a headphone jack and offers a choice of dual-SIM or expandable memory. The 18:9 screen is great to use, and most apps work ok when forced to fill it. Battery life is good and cameras are acceptable, but not excellent.
The bottom line is that Honor has put together a decent phone that gives you an 18:9 screen which looks like a flagship for far less than flagship prices. Read our Honor 7X review. 8. Huawei P Smart With a decent 18:9 screen, the P Smart is a fine Android phone that should appeal to anyone looking for a cheap contract phone. However, the fact it’s so similar to the Honor 9 Lite (which costs £30 less when bought SIM-free) makes it hard to recommend, especially as the Honor has a couple of extra features – dual SIM and a second front camera – which the Huawei lacks.
Read our Huawei P Smart review. 9. UMIDIGI S2 Pro The S2 Pro from UMIDIGI offers amazing value at just a touch over £200 thanks to its large 18:9 display, huge battery and capacious internal storage. Performance and photography are adequate, making this an excellent budget- to mid-range choice, and worth considering as an alternative to the Moto G6 if you need the extra storage or dual-SIM capability. Read our UMIDIGI S2 Pro review.
10. Xiaomi Mi Max 3 If you want a huge screen on a budget, without going the whole hog and purchasing a tablet, we can think of no better example than the Mi Max 3. Now with improved performance, a second camera lens at the rear and a huge 6.9 18:9 display, it’s a worthy upgrade on the Mi Max 2 – and still just as affordable. Read our Xiaomi Mi Max 3 review. 11. Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 A big screen and a low price are paired with decent battery life, usable performance and an enhanced dual-camera in the Redmi Note 5.
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