Vodafone 845

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Android 2.1 OS ; Huge array of functionality ; Decent UI ; Google Maps Navigation ; Small package

Slow processor ; Buggy apps ; Low screen resolution ; Resistive touchscreen ; Difficult keyboard ; Vodafone web services ; Limited internal storage ; Poor camera

We've picked up the new Vodafone 845, the budget Android handset that hasn't been examined in detail anywhere else, so this Vodafone 845 review is your first chance to see a definitive verdict.

Great price, subtle looks and decent interface

Decidedly average camera and unimpressive touch-screen

: Decent interface, really good price tag and nice looks

: The touch screen does little to impress and the camera is pretty mediocre

Vodafone has made a decent effort with this Android phone, and brought it to market at a great price. It’s just a shame that the resistive touch-screen lets it down, unless you have the patience to make it work well. It’s an attractive handset, offers...

The low cost of the Vodafone 845 might be alluring, but there are a couple of serious let-downs with this phone. The poor screen responsiveness is one, a less than great camera is another. Choose this handset and you won't see Android at its best.

It would be easy to dismiss the Vodafone 845 as a mediocre handset which simply doesn’t do Android justice and leave it at that.

One of the first things that you would notice with the Vodafone 845 is the chunky appearance. It is relatively shorter than most phones coming out now, and a little bit wider. At 99 millimetres long and 55 millimetres across, it is around 14 mm thick...

Robust build, manual touchscreen calibration

An Android ugly sister, resistive touchscreen disappoints