Elephone P9000 Lite review: An affordable but generic Android phablet
Here in the UK, even the likes of Xiaomi and Huawei struggle for consumer recognition and pronunciation. This begs the question: is it worth considering the even more left-field Chinese brands? There are plenty of them, including UMi, Ulefone, Bluboo, Cubot and Elephone. And no, I haven't made any of those up.
All these obscure OEMs offer superficially enticing value for money even when you factor in the country-specific import duty the delivery company will demand before they hand over your phone. In my case that was £25 for the £143 ($189.99) Elephone P9000 Lite. But you are still buying a grey import blind, and as for after-sales support, well...
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