With the success of the Huawei P20 Pro and its camera enhancements, it's little surprise to find the Chinese company using its flagship phone's features to introduce a mid-range model in the Honor 10.

Looks Amaze, Clicks Great and Runs Smooth Honor is keeping its growing trend in business with constant delivery of power packed smartphones. The company has established itself very firmly with its previous launches like Honor 7X, Honor 8, Honor 9 and now succeeding and keeping up the legacy of the...

The colorful Honor 10's camera is the reason to buy this well-priced phone.

Phantom blue color scheme looks fantastic; Excellent camera; Decent battery life; Low price

Performance doesn't always impress; Fingerprint sensor can be slow

Pitched as an alternative to the OnePlus 6, Honor 10 is not just pretty looking; it also undercuts the competition with an able camera and aggressive price. Here is our detailed review.

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

The Honor 10 is an adventurous little phone, and one of almost unbeatable value. It looks striking, has an interesting “invisible” fingerprint scanner and fantastic specs for its £400 price. It just needed a few little extras to really trip up the OnePlus 6. The Honor 10 launches with a few performance bugs and the battery life is nothing special. With an ultra-bold finish and hyperactive AI camera mode, it flirts with the limits of good taste for some too. However, it’s certainly one of the best value high-performance phones of 2018.

Masses of storage; Bold screen; Fab value;

Camera is glitchy; Battery life could be better;

Seeth thou a OnePlus device, geek Rest assured An Honor phone won't be too distant… The Mobile Bible, Indian edition No, we are not exaggerating. For, the past year has seen Honor and OnePlus lock horns time and again in the Indian market.

Brilliant design; Smooth performance; Good cameras; Face unlock works very well

AI in camera is eccentric; Can heat up sometimes while using the camera; Battery life is nothing to rave about; Fingerprint scanner a pain to set up

Masses of storage; Bold screen; Fab value;

Camera is glitchy; Battery life could be better;

Huawei wowed me with its hypercolourful flagship P20 Pro ( $871 at Amazon.com ) phone and now Honor -- Huawei's sub-brand -- is getting in on the vibrant action with the Honor 10. The Honor 10 brings the colour without the high price tag however.

The Honor 10 delivers the same fast speeds and stylish colours as its cousin, the Huawei P20 Pro, at half the price; It has a standard headphone jack too

The camera doesn't begin to approach the excellence of the P20 models or the similarly priced OnePlus 6

Huawei and Honor may be described as two sides of the same coin. Honor, being a Huawei sub-brand, has the benefit of having full access to its parent company technology and R&D. But when it comes to marketing strategy, the two companies couldn't possibly be looking in more different directions than...