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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. 2. 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. 3. Motorola Moto E5 The Moto E5 is one of the best budget phones around. Of course, you can spend a bit more and get something better but if you’re looking for the cheapest phone around that won’t make you want to throw it in the bin after a few days then this is it. We’re very impressed by the design and build quality along with a number of features including the screen, camera, fingerprint scanner and battery life. Just bear in mind that you don’t get some of the features available from more expensive alternatives.
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Read our Motorola Moto E5 review. 4. 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. 5. Moto G6 Play The Moto G6 Play is a great little surprise of a phone.
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It holds its own next to the other two G6 phones and has better battery life (and a cooler fingerprint sensor). The 18:9 display and premium (but plastic) design means it feels just as well-made as phones double the price but doesn’t compromise on performance to do so. With a headphone jack as a plus, a minus is micro-USB but we’ll forgive that on its strengths and can recommend the G6 Play as one of the best budget phones of 2018. Read our Moto G6 Play review. 6. Nokia 5.1 The Nokia 5.1 certainly doesn’t look like a phone that costs less than £200, sporting a gorgeous Series 6000 Aluminium body, fine detailing on the buttons and camera and an FHD+ 18:9 5.5in display. But while it looks the part, the budget internals mean that performance isn’t flawless, and it can’t handle more advanced mobile games.
But for general tweeting, snapping and texting, the Nokia 5.1 is certainly a tempting budget option. Read our Nokia 5.1 review. 7. HTC Desire 12+ The Desire 12+ is a decent effort at a budget phone and there’s a number of things we like about it. Namely the lightweight and comfortable design and generally good performance.
However, it falls down in a little in some key areas such as the screen which isn’t as crisp as we’d like and the cameras which under-perform. When you consider that the Honor 9 Lite is the same price and improves on these areas, it’s a bit of a no brainer. Read our HTC Desire 12+ review. 8. Motorola Moto E5 Plus You should spend a little more on the E5 Plus if you want the larger screen and bigger battery. It easily the best budget phone when it comes to combining size and stamina.
However, we think the cheaper Moto E5 is a better choice for most people with much of the specs the same and the addition of NFC.
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