Huawei Ascend II specs, full specifications

Network
Data	EVDO, 1xEVDO
Size/Design
Antenna	Internal
Design	Bar
Dimensions	4.6" x 2.4" x 0.5" (117 x 61 x 12.7 mm)
Headset Jack	3.5 mm
Keyboard/Buttons	Touchscreen
Side Keys	Yes
Type	Smartphone
Weight	4.1 oz. (116 g)
Battery
Standby Time	300 hours (12.5 days)
Talk Time	3.7 hours (220 minutes)
Type	1400 mAh
Display
Colors	262, 144 (18-bit)
Resolution	320 x 480 pixels 3.5"
Touch Screen	Yes- capacitive
Type	TFT, TFD, LCD (Color)
Camera and Video
Camera Features	Video capture, geo-tagging, white balance control, digital zoom
Megapixels	5.0
Streaming Video	Yes, YouTube
Data Messaging
Instant Messaging	Yes
Predictive Text Entry	Yes
Swype	Yes
Text Messaging	MMS, SMS
Music and Multimedia
GPS Navigation	Yes
Music Player	Yes, MP3, AAC+, eAAC+
Speaker Phone	Yes
Connectivity
Bluetooth	Yes, v2.1+EDR Supported Profiles: HSP 1.1, HFP, OPP, PBA, A2DP, AVRC
E-Mail Client	Yes, POP, IMAP, Microsoft Exchange, GMail
Memory	160 MB
Memory Card Slot	TransFlash, MicroSD
Operating System	Google Android
Processor	600 MHz
USB Port	Yes
Wi-Fi	Yes
Organizer
Alarm	Yes
Calculator	Yes
Calendar	Yes
Phone Book
Multi Numbers per Name	Yes
Photo Caller ID	Yes
Ringer ID	Yes
Voice Dialing	Yes
Other Features
Flight Mode	Yes
Hearing Aid Compatible	Yes, M4, T3
Multiple Languages	Yes
Vibrate Alert	Yes

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Huawei Ascend II

Featured User Review

Jan 12

Jessica Clevenger

"Good phone"

Overall

4.2

This is a good and easy phone to use despite the short battery life my only problem is I cant figure out how to set my speed dials!!

5Display
5 Reception & Call Quality
2 Battery Life
5 Design / Form Factor
4 Apps & Media Support

Huawei Ascend II

Featured Expert Review

Huawei Ascend II Written Review by Sydney

Huawei 's U.S. offerings have never been particularly impressive. The original Ascend was a severely underpowered, cheap smartphone that barely offered enough performance to scrap by as a modest low-end phone in the market that existed a year ago, when it was released. Back then, a single-core 528 MHz processor and a 3-megapixel camera, though considered weak, were still enough to garner a decent amount of attention in the budget smartphone market. A year later, a 600 MHz processor,... more...