Huawei Vitria Reviews & Tests

Expert review by: Patrick Austin (itreviews.co.uk)

Huawei Vitria (MetroPCS)

For under $150 the Huawei Vitria doesn't take the best photos, but it's a solid Android device, and one of the better inexpensive phones from MetroPCS.

The Vitria played most video formats except any AVI files, whether encoded in MPEG-4, Xvid, or DivX. As for audio, it played everything except FLAC. Video looks passable, but darker scenes become muddled and contrast is quite low.

Oct, 2013

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Expert review by: Patrick Austin (pcmag.com)

Huawei Vitria (MetroPCS)

For under $150 the Huawei Vitria doesn't take the best photos, but it's a solid Android device, and one of the better inexpensive phones from MetroPCS.

An inexpensive phone on an affordable network. 4G LTE support. Clear-sounding earpiece for phone calls. Profiles app is a boon to use.

Egregious amount of bloatware. Screen could be sharper. Poor camera. Minuscule storage.

Multimedia, Camera, and Conclusions The Vitria played most video formats except any AVI files, whether encoded in MPEG-4, Xvid, or DivX. As for audio, it played everything except FLAC. Video looks passable, but darker scenes become muddled and contrast...

Oct, 2013

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Expert review by: Jessica Dolcourt (cnet.com)

Huawei Vitria review

By most measurements, the thickset, plain-looking Vitria is hardly the catch, especially with last season's Android 4.1 Jelly Bean OS, a 5-megapixel camera, and a slowish dual-core processor. The phone, too, has obvious performance flaws, like data and...

Thanks to MetroPCS leaning on T-Mobile's 4G network, the Huawei Vitria is a pretty fast LTE smartphone (or can be). Its $130 prepaid price makes it an affordable entry-level option.

The Vitria was a little buggy in my tests, and its heavy body looks rather plain. Battery drains quickly. Data sometimes stutters.

Consider the Huawei Vitria if you're looking for an affordable Android LTE phone, and aren't put off by entry-level specs.

Oct, 2013

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Consumer review by: mynamesfinlay (cnet.com)

Like the iPhone but better.

When I first had my Huawei delivered, it was love at first sight. I couldn't believe my eyes when I saw the beautiful 4" screen with ultra HD graphics. After using my trusty iPhone 2 for many years, this kind of quality came as a big shock as I have...

Huge screen size and amazing full hd screen. great for flappy bird

Too expensive

Apr, 2014

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Consumer review by: swagdaddy6969 (cnet.com)