Review on 📱 Huawei P40 Lite JNY-LX1 International Version - 128GB Crush Green, Dual 4G and 6GB RAM by Barbara Przeniczna ᠌

Arrived to take the place of the Huawei Nova, which I had been using for 3.5 (!) Years! In this day and age, a 3.5 for a phone is just remarkable. Recently, I attempted to throw it one more time, but to no use; this time, my attempt was not successful. The screen is broken. The screen will likely be replaced, but I intend to keep using the device as a secondary phone. He has a long life ahead of him. I was really taken aback by how high-quality this phone (Huawei Nova) turned out to be, and I was shocked by the level of quality overall in the product. I went into Huawei. During the time that I was utilizing it, the Nova 5t had already been introduced, and it was the model that I desired to purchase rather than the P40 light. My wife wanted a new phone, so I decided to get her a P30 lite, which is also of very excellent quality. For a very long time, I was having trouble choosing between the Nova 5t, the Honor 20, and the brand-new P40 light. I was unable to make up my mind about whether or not to purchase the P40 light because it does not support Google services, and I also intended to keep making use of the Nova line. When I found out that the P40 light is the same Nova, which is known as the Nova 6 in the Chinese market, all of my concerns vanished, and I decided to purchase one for myself. Not concerned with Google's various offerings. Google should be allowed to use its own services. And the brilliant minds of Huawei will devise something. I am very glad that there is a company that makes super high-quality smartphones at affordable prices.