Reviewers Liked
- Fast 4G, Cheap as chips
Reviewers Didn't Like
- Borderline average camera
Vodafone Smart Speed 6
75
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Expert reviews and ratings
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The Vodafone Tab Speed 6 is a cheap 4G tablet with reasonable battery life, but from the screen to the processor to the camera almost every other aspect of the slate is...
By TechRadar on
60
The Vodafone Tab Speed 6 is misnamed. It's only fast because it has 4G mobile internet. In other senses this is one of the slowest tablets you can find. A lot of tablets get away with using low-rent hardware, but this one doesn't. It needs patience,...
By Stuff on
83
I did have a few foibles with this, such as the lack of a shortcut to the gallery system from within the camera app and the lack of a brightness sensor on the front of the tablet. The latter meant that there was no auto brightness on the screen so, if...
By CoolSmartphone on
80
While I was initially surprised to hear of a new Vodafone ‘Smart' device, the Smart Speed 6 certainly has its own place within the product family.The Speed 6 is essentially a smaller version of the Prime 6, with a simple and ‘no-frills' approach to its...
By Kitguru.net on
100
Camera and storage issues aside, the Vodafone Smart Speed 6 is a highly accomplished smartphone for just £50. It puts the terrible £70 Samsung Galaxy Young 2 to shame in every category and its good performance and battery life make a compelling case...
By Expert Reviews on
80
Much like the EE Rook, Vodafone's Smart Speed 6 is an inexpensive phone that gives you a fast web browsing experience.It's less well suited to streaming video and the 5-megapixel camera is very basic. It's a good potential buy for parents who want to...
By Recombu on
40
Overall, we're pretty disappointed with the Smart Speed 6. The camera lacks basic features that other budget smartphones have (autofocus) and its low resolution display is pretty off-putting. Yes, it's only £50 and you can't expect the world for £50,...
By PC Advisor onWhen it all comes down to it, what can you really expect from a Smart Phone in the sub £100 price range. Well, first off you can expect a quad-core CPU and 4G speeds for blazing fast internet browsing and app loading. You can also expect some pretty...
By enostech.com on
80
Inexpensive 4G LTE connectivity, quad-core performance and a surprisingly good screen make the Vodafone Smart Speed 6 a clever buy, for smartphone newbies in...
By TechRadar on
84
There was a time where £50 would get you a truly terrible device which was annoyingly unusable. It'd have a VGA camera, an awful screen and pap build quality. Now, however, we're getting 5 megapixel rear camera which is actually fairly decent and a...
By CoolSmartphone on
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