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The Y300 is a bargain-bucket Android 4.1 smartphone which, unusually for such a cheap handset, has a dual-core processor. It also has a 480x800 resolution display and a useful 2GB of free internal storage, so is in danger of being a bit of a bargain...
A very cheap Android phone with no major flaws...
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Huawei used to hide its name behind handsets it made for network operators, and those handsets were often at the lower end of the market. However, since coming into the limelight Huawei has developed a rounded product range. Last week, for example, I look...
Good screen, Acceptable battery life, Runs Android 4.1...
Apps area doesn't exist, Minimal internal memory and storage, Disappointing camera...
The Huawei Ascend Y300 is a nice little phone. If you are looking for a bargain and have been considering LG's L3 II then look instead at this phone which offers more capability for a similar price. Just don't expect a lot of on board storage or a handse...
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gadgetshow.channel5.com Updated:
2013-08-07 01:45:28
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The Huawei Ascend Y300 is the latest weapon in the company’s arsenal: it’s locked in an epic battle with the likes of ZTE, Samsung and Nokia to craft the perfect low-price smartphone. Its latest effort is a strong contender too, packing a in a four-inc...
Huawei doesn’t stray far from its boxy black budget design with the Ascend Y300, but at least that means it holds few surprises. This is a solid handset with a sturdy frame, and a four-inch screen with a 480x800 resolution that’s crisp enough to read on or watch videos, and a few clever touches, including shortcuts to your most used apps on the lock screen.Huawei’s steered clear of adding in too...
Forget about wafer thin technology - the Huawei Ascend Y300 is a bit of a brick, measuring a chunky 11.5mm deep. It’s also an ugly one, made up of smeary black plastic that keeps fingerprints under lock and key.It’s hard to nitpick the hardware though when it costs so little, and is perfectly functional. More of a problem is the software - it’s Android 4.1 Jelly Bean, but Huawei’s broken it with...
There’s a lot to love about this spritely smartphone - especially the astonishingly low pricetag that makes even Nokia’s lovely Lumia 620 seem overpriced. It’s a pity the Chinese company’s botched the experience a tad with its strange, childish softwar...
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We're not quite sure why some handsets don't get a proper announcement when they are in front of the world's press, but the Huawei Ascend Y300 is another handset from the Chinese manufacturer that is quietly residing on its booth. This handset is incredib...
Decent specs, Well built, Jelly Bean...
Not always slick, Slow camera app...
The Huawei Ascend Y300 is a fairly solid device, and for the price it's hard to complain about the niggling problems we faced.It's obviously not the company's flagship device, but it is still full of features. It does have a solid build, even though it fe...
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What is the Huawei Ascend Y300? The Huawei Ascend Y300 is typical of what Huawei used to be all about before it started making higher-end phones like the Ascend P6 . It's an affordable Android phone that costs a shade over £100. But to get the same grade...
Good value, Decent screen, bar reflections...
Limited internal storage, Some lag, Not the most intuitive UI...
The Huawei Ascend Y300 is a solid budget phone that is good value for money. There is some lag, and the user interface is a little odd, but if you have a little patience it's a decent buy...
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The Huawei Ascend Y300 originally launched earlier this year at much-touted low price of £60 but you'll be lucky to find it for that now -- it's more likely to be around the £100 mark which, considering its spec, is probably where it should be. Design T...
Decent screen, camera's not bad, reasonable price...
Bulky uninspired design, not much onboard memory...
It's no looker, it may not be a champ in terms of performance and there's no 4G, but it does have Wi-Fi and GPS, the screen is surprisingly good, the camera is pretty decent and the price is fair enough. View Gallery 5 items Specifications...
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Huawei's latest entry to the budget end of the smartphone market is the Ascend Y300. Read our Huawei Ascend Y300 review to find out if we think this handset can deliver despite its cheap price. See The 13 best Android phones: What's the best Android phone...
The Huawei Ascend Y300 is a no-frills smartphone with little to get excited about in dazzling new features. However, it does the basics well with Android 4.1 software with usable battery life at an incredibly low price. For the money, it's one of the best...
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Mozilla announced the future of its Firefox operating system during Mobile World Congress 2014 in Barcelona with a preview of what to expect displayed at the show. A number of devices running the operating system were revealed from its partners including...
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geeksquad.co.uk Updated:
2014-03-22 01:37:20
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Huawei isn't a particularly well known brand here in the UK but it may just be about to make a huge impact on the market with its new smartphone, the Ascend Y300. Combining a sturdy design with great hardware and software, the Y300 is the ideal device for...
Low Price Point, Sturdy Design, Great screen for the price...
Lack of software special features, Low screen resolution, The Huawei Y300 has a very solid feel and an understated design that uses clean lines throughout, Design, Upon picking up the Ascend Y300 I was immediately impressed - it felt strong and durable, r...
I found the Y300 to be a cracking little smartphone that is powerful yet remains neat and tidy. The combination of the 5 mega-pixel camera and the standout 4-inch LCD screen make for the ideal phone for quick and easy snaps no matter what the lighting con...
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digitalversus.com Updated:
2014-04-06 02:37:54
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Leave high expectations at the door: the Huawei Ascend Y300 is made for buyers looking for as inexpensive a smartphone as possible, period. If that's you, know that it will take care of your basic needs without too much hassle, as long as you don't ask to...
Well assembled, Screen not that bad, Emotion UI an enjoyable interface, Decent battery life...
Audio, Slow interface, Camera...
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Huawei continues to power through as it penetrates deeper into the smartphone market. There is no stopping this Chinese consumer electronics giant from crunching more and more into the smartphone cake. During the Mobile World Congress 2013 (MWC 2013) in B...
After experiencing and testing the Huawei Ascend Y300, its simplicity is truly a strong point for this device. Though its performance is not buttery-smooth, it still provided an acceptable way to operate it. Additionally, it contains enough battery juice...
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Entry-level Android smartphones have come a long way. Before, we have sluggish phones with single-core processors, 256MB RAM, and Gingerbread OS. Now, we have snappier droids with dual-core processors, at least 512MB of RAM, and Jellybean OS. One good exa...
Solid build quality, Good IPS display, Above average performance for its category, Good battery life, Affordable price...
about it, Limited internal storage, Limited camera performance, 480p video recording resolution...
The Ascend Y300 is a very capable entry-level smartphone that looks and performs like mid-ranger. With its solid construction, 4-inch IPS display, dual-core processor, 512MB of RAM, 5 megapixel camera and Android Jellybean, Huawei has certainly set a high...
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Huawei sets new standards with the Ascend Y300. We already reviewed the pretty inexpensive Ascend G600 for 300 Euros (~$391) but the company managed to cut this price in half for the smallest model Y300: For only 149 Euros (~$194) you can own a 4-inch...
Price, Android 4.1, Extreme battery runtime...
Build quality could be better, Insufficient performance, Camera, Limited internal storage...
The Ascend Y300 is a solid entry-level deviceWe reviewed the Y300 thoroughly and applied the same standards we use for high-end devices - despite the fact that the entry level device is four times less expensive than the HTC One, for example. Obviously th...
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Huawei launched the Ascend Y300, the company’s latest mid-range Android smartphone in India earlier this month. We brought you the benchmarks of the device, here we have the compete review of the device. It has a 4.0-inch (800 x 480 pixels) capacitive...
Overall, Huawei offers a decent package in the Y300. The phone runs on Android 4.1 (Jelly Bean) OS out of the box, which is rare to see these days, apart from few Samsung devices. The build quality is decent and the 1730 mAh battery lasts a whole day w...
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recombu.com Updated:
2014-03-26 01:21:53
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Over the past year or so, Chinese manufacturer Huawei has been raising its profile in the mobile space; a company once known for its budget handsets is now producing premium Android smartphones like the new Ascend P6, but it's important to remember your b...
Good screen, Great entry-level hardware, Premium UI...
Uninspired design, Mediocre camera, Inconsistent, laggy performance...
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