Huawei Mate 20 Lite SNE-LX3 64GB (Factory Unlocked) 6.3 FHD (International Version) (Sapphire Blue)

I cant brag enough about this phone. It is international version but works perfectly on T-Mobile network which includes MetroPCS and Mint Mobile. Better cameras than my existing Samsung S6. Everything I ever wanted is there for that price. The only thing missing from my requirement is wireless charging. But still well worth the price I paid. I only charge it once every couple of days comparing 2 to 3 times a day on my Samsung S6. Very attractive large screen. It also came with a screen protection cover and clear silicon case. Huawei phone is the best.

Im a huge budget phone fan and very frugal but my boyfriend who has a Huawei as well (not sure which model) talked me into getting this phone. Ive only had it about 2 weeks but I am in love with it! Amazing camera quality, tons of features that are on par if not better than many current flagship phones. I use my phone HEAVILY through the day and when I get home I still have about 20% battery life which is outstanding. My LG Stylo 3 would die by noon, I lived with it on charge. I had a Xiaomi MI a2 for less than a month before this but it lagged and froze and had a terrible camera (stylo 3 was much better) so I returned it for this and I could not be happier with my choice (so far, remind you Ive only had it about 2 weeks). I highly recommend this phone and seller. Phone came on time as promised in perfect condition. Cant rave enough about this phone! Well worth the $ and I cant believe it isnt more expensive with all that it offers.

This is my second Huawei phone I bought. So for all you first timer and a bit skeptical, I can understand your thoughts initially. But let me assure you this phone is excellent!!! I have used Samsung phones, iPhone and Huawei phones. I can tell you it works the same and at times surpasses the others. It doesnt get hot during recharging like the other two. Life of battery is EXCELLENT. Camera resolution, on par as those of the other two cell phone brand. I really cannot find any drawback in this phone. You may need a little time to get adjusted to the operating software, but it is still Android based and it should take no time to get adjusted. And to be quite honest, in terms of internet usage, Huawei surpasses the other two brand. Its more reliable and faster. The best part is, the price is unbeatable!!! In todays age where cell phones are becoming standard commodity, there is no need to spend USD 1K for a cell phone. This Huawei will do the job just fine. Plus more for a few hundred bucks!!! CANT BEAT THIS DEAL!!!

I used this phone for about a year and it was great for about one month. After a month it begins to slow down. I recently got rid of it because I could no longer use it. It just became too slow and was no longer of value to me. It seems that every update that came out as soon as I got the phone only made it worse. I would suggest not updating the phone if you buy a new one. It works flawlessly until you begin doing updates on it. Its also brittle as it suffered a very small drop onto the carpet, and there was a dent in the back of the phone. Id recommend another product. You can get better for this price.

Ive owned iPhone and Samsung flagship phone and I would buy this phone before any other 100 times over. This is not even their flagship phone and it is way better than any competitor. Definitely worth the low price in comparison.

I bought an Honor play to use as my primary phone. I instantly fell in love with it. The speed, the operating system, the look, the screen, the ai camera, the battery life. It was by far the biggest jump in upgrade for a phone ive had in 15 years. One drawback, no 4g in the us. It was my first international phone so i wasnt fully knoledgeable about the purchase. I returned it and got this Mate20 lite. Roughly the same price you get a lower specd processor, and no ai chip. The ai functions well on this lower speced processor, and i did have the phones side by side for a few days before i sent the play packing. side by side tests, the mate is slower on facial recognition, camera isnt as good (front camera is as good or better though), and it seems they have the exact same display. I ran a benchmark (3d mark) on both phones since there was no info on the kirin 710. I got a dismal 930 Sling Shot Extreme OpenGL ES 3.1. Slin Shot Extreme-Vulkan 1126. Signifigantly less than the honor play (around 2900 points ins slingshot extreme). At first i was worried, but after a few weeks of use i cant really tell a difference. i dont play games but for every day use the phone has been great.

I received my order on the second day, it would have been same day, but we were having storms that day and second day was fine as I wouldnt have wanted my order getting wet. I am very pleased with my order it was a gift and the person is very happy in all areas. Great service all around. The phone is an upgrade, it is so much more than the person was used to. After checking out the phone I ordered one for myself and I am very pleased, this is the fourth Huawei phone I have bought. I get good reception on AT&T.

Just want to post this review in case anyone is considering purchasing via Amazon (mainly from another region, but this also applies to US citizens considering traveling), it may save a bit of heartache. Bought this phone (SNE-LX3) new 9 months ago (September 2019). Phone was used regularly -and liked - for a few months when the handset developed a reboot problem seemingly after a software update - i.e. rebooting randomly at first, the issue then progressed to rebooting to erecovery screen and eventually to bootloop - from which erecovery screen could be reached by holding down power+vol down. I downloaded the update several times from erecovery screen to no avail - the problem seemed to get worse each time but this may be just a sentiment resulting from frustration on my part. Also, this would not appear to be an isolated problem with this device - Huawei have a page dedicated to resolving issues such as this on their website and mention this type of fault. Contacted Huawei and arranged for the phone to be sent in for repair - returned un-repaired due to this being a US device - (currently residing in EU - so EU purchasers beware). Contacted Huawei again about returning to a repair centre in US. The response was as follows - some Huawei devices are manufactured to only work in specific regions and therefore your device is out of warranty - note for any US citizen traveling abroad who may have this unit. So left with paperweight. Cannot unlock bootloader to reinstall a previous version of the firmware to see if this will fix the problem - Huawei no longer allow this and so will not provide bootloader unlock codes. Pity as it was a nice phone - I have purchased 3 Huawei devices (tablet and 2 phones) - no more.....

Wow, this fone rocks! Huawei the best! Forget the rest! Update: Fone is fast and battery life is excellent, especially when you delete Google account and use Firefox focus or other search engines. Android yes! Google no! Btw, one can sign in to Google account to download apps then sign back out and remove Google account from fone! Also, websites can be bookmarked and put on home screen with Firefox focus and avoid alot of ads and battery drain. With Huawei all data usage and security options can be monitored and controlled.

I waited a few months prior to writing a review to have a good opinion and assessment. I switched from apple to Android and picked this particular phone based on overall reviews and picture quality reviews. The picture quality reviews are legit, this phone does take great pictures and has various modes and features in which you can use for pictures. However, what I wish I would have known - This phone is all touch screen, and very sensitive. The worst thing is accidentally hitting a bottom touch screen button while typing, which then exits what you are doing and you have to then go back to the screen you were in. I have also accidentally taken many pictures or placed calls when handling the phone - taking it in and out of my pockets, purse ect. The size of the phone is pretty large and I cannot comfortably hold it in one hand (Im a female with smaller hands). Others who do not have an Android had trouble sending me messages so I could not receive them until I figured out iPhone users must send texts in regular SMS each time they send a text, or they must change their settings to convert all imessages to SMS texts if the phone receiving the message is not an iPhone. Emojis on Android do not look the same as iPhone, and a Google keyboard must be installed so you can even have the emojis. While typing in general, if you are a fast typer the auto correct will constantly change your words without you realizing. So, you have to always change words back to what you want. GIFs on this phone are limited, you dont have access to as many compared to iPhone. Overall, its a decent phone but I personally think its annoying to use.