GoSolo Verdict
This is a device from the pre-smartphone era dressed up with a touch-screen novelty. The Vodafone 360 H2 was never properly released, running an obscure Linux OS on a 1GHz processor that was already outpaced by rivals, with a low-res 480x800 display and HSPA-only connectivity that made it slow even by 2010 standards. It's a curiosity rather than a phone worth seeking out.
Strengths · 3
- Compact size and light weight made it easy to pocket
- Super AMOLED display looked sharp for a 3.7-inch screen
- Had a dedicated microSD card slot for storage expansion
Trade-offs · 3
- LiMo OS was a dead-end platform with almost no app ecosystem
- 1GHz Cortex-A8 processor was underpowered even in its era
- HSPA connectivity maxed out at 7.2 Mbps, leaving it sluggish online