If you liked the look of Huawei's uber-swish, triple-camera-packing , but didn't fancy the £600-plus price tag, then the Honor 10 may well be the phone you're after. The Honor 10 is a baby aimed at the £400-500 mid-range phone market.

Sleek design; Powerful hardware; Good value

EMUI Android skin is bloated; Some performance bugs

The Honor 10 is an iterative update to the Honor 9 . It doesn't do anything groundbreaking, so if you already own that phone it's unlikely you'll be rushing to buy this one. That said, if you own a phone from a few years ago or a cheaper device there's a lot to love about the Honor 10.

Bold; new; reflective back; High-end performance; Great Value

No microSD support; Not waterproof; Average battery life

The Honor 10 offers heaps for its asking price, cementing its position as one of the best affordable flagship phones available - the likes of which ought to draw away some potential OnePlus 6 customers who are lured in by Honor's spangly two-tone design.

Great design with flashy Phantom Blue finish; Solid performance from a powerful chipset; Half the price of a flagship without much compromise; Dual cameras

Under-the-glass fingerprint scanner not the best; Screen notch will divide opinion; Battery life has been inconsistent during week-long test; EMUI software has its quirks

Hot on the heels of the Huawei P20 launch, today we assess the Honor 10. I mention Huawei as you may not know that Honor is actually a sub-brand of Huawei. It is no surprise, then, that the Honor 10 looks and feels very similar to the P20.

Looks very stylish; SuperCharge works very well; Good value for money; Dual cameras are decent; Display is very good

Occasionally sluggish performance; Fingerprint scanner is not the fastest

The Honor 10 is another example of an excellent smartphone that comes very close to matching the latest top-of-the-range phones, but costs significantly less. On the whole Huawei has cut the right corners to make the Honor 10 shine against the competition.

good battery life; 8.1 Oreo; good performance; good camera; good screen; premium feel; dual sim support; headphone socket

no water resistance; no wireless charging; AI often makes the camera worse; no Bluetooth 5 support; glass back more fragile than metal

Launched in April 2018, the Honor 10 is the new flagship smartphone from the Huawei sub-brand. Being part of Huawei, but offering much cheaper phones, you'll often find that a lot of the specifications of Honor's budget-oriented range have come directly from the more expensive Huawei variants (with...

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Impressive rear-facing AI camera; Absolutely stunning design; Excellent 24-megapixel selfie camera

Mediocre battery life; No waterproofing; Comparatively slow fingerprint reader

I bought this as an upgrade from my Honor 8 which developed a fault after 18 months. It was repairable under warranty, but I'd be without a phone for a week. I have zero regrets. The honor 8 was very attractive, with decent power and expected features, but the honor 10 goes well beyond this.

I love the phone. So far so good. Amazing camera and great features. Lots of space and the phone colour is gorgeous. (blue purple) comes with a protective case which is great. Although miffed to find its just under ￡100 cheaper everywhere else on the internet.

I purchased this as such great reviews, and my daughter has an earlier Honor model.However i am far from impressed with the Hhonor 10..... 1 - Not compatible with Fitbit versa despite other Honor's being compatible with Fitbit, did not check compatibility as i said my daughters have no issues with...