The EE Hawk: A Solid Android Phone at an Affordable Price

As I held the EE Hawk in my hand, my first impression was that it's a really nice design. The black design at the back definitely makes it stand out, and the very big screen is noticeable. When I placed my finger on the fingerprint scanner, I was pleased to see that it felt quite good. In fact, if I compare it to my iPhone, it feels much the same - not an awful lot of difference in terms of build quality.

However, as I looked closer at the phone, I noticed that some bezels are quite large because they've got a headphone jack. While this might seem like a drawback, I believe it's actually a plus point. Headphone jacks are still very much in use, and being able to insert your own headphones into the phone through the headphone jack is a great feature.

The screen quality of the EE Hawk is quite good, although not the sharpest of screens. It's 720p resolution, which might seem like it could be improved, but in reality, it looks nice and doesn't pop with vibrant colors. However, when I play games on it, the phone feels very fast and responsive - there's no lag or delay in moving around different apps. When I press buttons, they respond quickly and nicely.

The EE Hawk also supports 4G calling and Wi-Fi cooling, which means that calls are better quality and more reliable. Additionally, with Wi-Fi calling, you don't need a mobile signal to stay connected - this is a great feature for people who live in areas with poor mobile coverage. The screen displays 7:20, and I'm not sure what this refers to, but it's likely related to camera settings.

Unfortunately, the cameras on the EE Hawk are limited. They only shoot at 720p, which means that Full HD video is not possible. However, the rear camera is a 13 megapixel lens, and the front camera is a 2 megapixel lens. Despite this limitation, I was pleased to see that the camera takes really nice pictures.

Overall, my initial reaction to the EE Hawk has been positive. It's a solid Android phone at an affordable price. Given what I've seen so far, I would estimate that it costs around £400, but after checking the actual price, I was surprised to find that it's only £150. This is a very good deal for a phone of this quality and features.

What's particularly impressive about the EE Hawk is that it doesn't just offer standard Android features - it also includes some nice extras like Wi-Fi cooling, which ensures better quality calls and more reliable connections. Additionally, the headphone jack allows users to insert their own headphones into the phone, which can make a big difference in terms of sound quality.

One thing that did strike me about the EE Hawk is that it's not drastically different from other phones on the market. I found myself looking at apps and noticing that they're similar to those on my iPhone, but with slightly different features. This got me thinking - why do we need a new phone every year? Can't manufacturers just improve existing designs rather than creating entirely new ones?

In conclusion, the EE Hawk is a solid Android phone that offers great value for money. It's not perfect, but it delivers on many fronts. With its affordable price tag and impressive features, I would highly recommend considering the EE Hawk as your next smartphone purchase.

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around different apps it's very fast those when I press it is very responsive okay this I mean this is running pretty well to be fair so we're actually on 4G now yeah yeah but not on your Wi-Fi it also supports 4G calling and Wi-Fi cooling so better quality calls and more reliable and also because with Wi-Fi calling you don't need mobile signal so you haven't got any signal you can stay at your corner that's good to know because the screen 7:20 does that mean the cameras only 720 no camera can shoot Full HD video so you've got a 13 megapixel rear camera and it megapixel front it takes really nice pictures yeah overall I'd say initial reaction is good solids Android phone I wish you think the eee hawk would cost given what you've seen the new so far I would say this must be about four hundred quid something like that hundred and thirty five phones four hundred 400 pounds maybe do you know how much it really costs go on 150 150 okay for 150 I think I take it yes it's pretty good about 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screen just holding it then my finger is actually lying right on the fingerprint scanner quite a good sized screen it feels actually if I compare it to my say my iPhone it feels much the same that's not an awful lot in it obviously it's some bezels are quite large because they've got a headphone jack or yes that's okay that's that's in its favor that's important isn't it it is I mean the screen quality I should say is pretty good what resolution screen is this it's 720p you know say it's not the sharpest of screens this it looks nice but it's not it doesn't pop it's not vibrant it's fairly fast then I play on it it's nice it doesn't lag it feels it feels nice and responsive like moving around different apps it's very fast those when I press it is very responsive okay this I mean this is running pretty well to be fair so we're actually on 4G now yeah yeah but not on your Wi-Fi it also supports 4G calling and Wi-Fi cooling so better quality calls and more reliable and also because with 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just thrown in just a cheap pair of plasticky headphones that these obviously are gonna sound good as well and you can put your own headphones into the phone through the headphone jack the problem with all phones I have is that they all basically the exactly the same thing and looking at these apps I'm getting these same apps here that I get on my iPhone but I've paid an awful lot more for my phone so I take this one\n"