ISSUE 64 • ANDROID ADVISOR 41REVIEWoccasional video or playing podcasts, but don’t expect
room-filling audio.
The Smart V10 is charged via Micro-USB as
opposed to industry standard USB-C. The 3,400mAh
battery does not support any form of fast charging,
and in our testing it charged just 22 percent in 30
minutes from empty.
There is also no wireless charging or IP rating
for water and dust resistance, but the few drops we
got on the device in rainy weather had no adverse
effect. No NFC also means this phone can’t do
contactless payments.
These are minor inconveniences as opposed to
deal breakers for many people, and their omissions
are more than acceptable in this price bracket. The
only variant of this phone is the 32GB model, but this
is expandable up to an additional 128GB through the
On the back, the Smart V10
borrows another design feature
from its more expensive
counterparts: dual cameras