Good screen ; 4G mobile internet ; Light and handy feel ; Decent performance

Poor cameras ; Mediocre battery life ; Polarising design

A decent price, good screen and solid design make this a respectable budget 4G tablet. The cameras are pretty dreadful and the battery life pedestrian, but by essentially nailing the basics, the EE Harrier Tab is great to use 98% of the time.

I love how easy it is to use! Sleek design, very hardwearing and meets all my needs.

I marked down on performance for the Internet. Once a page is loaded, you have ot use the back button to exit the internet. This is a pain, as I often page-hop.

easy to use

the screen cracked very easily on both of our phones

Good value for money

No Android upgrades

Doesn't go on fire

Doesn't go on fire

Fast and easy to use

Battery life could be better and phone ring volume definately needs increasing. I am missing calls when the phone is in my pocket

Nice size of phone

Battery barely lasts a day All the apps freeze and regularly have to be deleted and reloaded. The whole phone has frozen several times and had to be rebooted - not so simple as the battery does not just pop out like in older models

Amazing performance for the price. Allows external memory card. Not an iPhone. As close to stock Android as you'll get outside a Nexus device.

Camera is slow and not the best quality. Plastic construction can feel a bit flimsy at times.

Great phone, bought for my eldest son and he loves it, downloads music, great for youtube, social media etc no issues so far except for it closing what app you are on when a fb private message is received. slightly annoying but speaking to ee for advice.

only slight annoyance is it closing what app you are on when a fb private message is received. slightly annoying but speaking to ee for advice.