Amazing value, High-quality camera sensor and lens, Good screen
Dodgy Auto brightness setting, The odd glitchy pause, Camera software needs improving
This budget wonder fires straight up to the big leagues of our favourite budget phones You can try to make a brand by piling millions into adverts, and getting rappers to wear your product in all those ‘sauntering stylishly out of a night club' photos. H...
Abstract: Budget phones are in at the moment, and the latest contender to the throne is the Wileyfox Swift from plucky UK startup, Wileyfox. With stiff competition from the likes of Honor, Motorola and Vodafone, can the £129 Swift make a mark with its debut? We fir...
While the Xperia M4 Aqua only narrowly beat the Moto G as the best sub-£200 Android smartphone the Swift blows them both into the weeds. With 2GB of RAM, 16GB of storage, a removable battery, a brace of decent cameras, a good 720p IPS screen and Cyanogen...
Super affordable, Advanced privacy controls, Removable battery
So-so battery life, Heavily skinned Android software, Inconsistent camera
Wileyfox Swift – Battery Life Removable 2,500mAh battery Battery life is one area all smartphones struggle with. To date, I'm yet to find a handset that can consistently last two days moderate use off one charge. Sadly, the Swift doesn't change this. Wile...
Great screen, good price point, Brilliant for privacyfocussed
Not the nippiest, featurefree camera, middling battery life
With the Swift, Wileyfox have shown us they will not be outfoxed on price, but will it make you want to get on the back of a horse and chase for it around a meadow? If you are very worried about your privacy, then yes. The price point is fantastic and Cy...
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Published: 2015-08-26, Author: John , review by: techradar.com
Low price, Powerful camera, Customisation galore
Sluggish performance, No NFC
The low cost smartphone market just got a new contender, and you should sit up and take notice...
It's hard to get excited about new, cut-price Android phones, but the same can't be said for the Wileyfox Swift. The smudge-attracting design is getting on our nerves a bit, but the phone offers a decent set of specs, a £129 price tag and a custom Android...
Abstract: For the past 18 months, we've been singing the praises of mobile's mid-range market, which has been able to pump out devices that come close to rival their flagship bigger brothers, but also ensure an additional mortgage on your house isn't needed to buy it. As such, consumers have a smorgasbord of options to mull over. Joining that growing list is lesser known smartphone maker Wileyfox, and their 5" mid-range offering - the Swift...
Amazing value, High-quality camera sensor and lens, Good screen
Dodgy Auto brightness setting, The odd glitchy pause, Camera software needs improving
You can try to make a brand by piling millions into adverts, and getting rappers to wear your product in all those ‘sauntering stylishly out of a night club' photos. However, we prefer Wileyfox's way. With the Swift it has produced a tremendous bargain of...
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Published: 2016-10-26, Author: Jonathan , review by: gizlogic.com
Rendimiento aceptable por su precio, Buena configuración de cámaras, Protección Gorilla Glass en su pantalla
Muchos prefieren Android nativo antes que móviles con Cyanogen
