That said, it's not quite the best in any area, other arguably than the design, which will be subjective, so there are certainly better phones around. But we're not sure there are any better value ones, at least not at this end of the market.

Stunning design; Great specs and features; Bargain price

Screen is 1080p rather than QHD; No water resistance; Camera is slow to launch

The iPhone 8 is a perfect distillation of the classic Apple design. Dependable, familiar, fast, and more affordable than the iPhone X. It does feel a little behind the times in terms of looks, but performance is as good as almost any smartphone available in 2018.

Honor 10 lays down a challenge to any other phone demanding around £400 of your money. For comparison, HTC's Android One-based U11 Life was the last device I reviewed that checked in under £400, and the Honor has much more to offer: in performance, imaging and audio. And a headphone jack.

Past couple of years have marked the rise in the mid-range flagship segment with the offerings from companies like Honor, Xiaomi and the OnePlus. These are the devices with few compromises yet offers an excellent experience at half the price of the flagships from Samsung, LG and Apple.

Good Display; Good Design and build quality; Smooth Performance; Value for money

No OIS; Not water resistant; Ultrasonic fingerprint scanner is a bit slow; EMUI interface might not be preferred by everyone

In a world where Apple's latest smartphone, the iPhone X starts from £999 and Samsung's Galaxy S9+ from £799, smartphone manufacturers like Honor and OnePlus are still managing to push out devices heavily loaded with high-end or flagship specs for a fraction of the price of what Apple and Samsung...

The Honor 10 is an interesting flagship offering because of its similarities to the Huawei P20. They almost have the same screen size, design, chipset, RAM and storage capacity, and battery.

* Premium build; * Good performance; * Good cameras; * Large storage; * SuperCharging; * Competitive price

We got the chance to spent some time with the device and this is what we found out....

Absolutely. The phone's flagship internals, gorgeous color options, and impressive camera output should put the Honor 10 in the top of anyone's budget flagship shopping list. While it falls short of Huawei's headline P20 flagship, the Honor 10 still manages to deliver top-tier performance for very...

Whenever you hear the name honor , you will most probably think of it as the cousin of Huawei. Granted, honor is always using similar specifications after Huawei releases their devices, but what gives honor the edge is always the price tag.

Honor’s back with another flagship that delivers plenty of bang without breaking the bank – the HTMLTagInstance html-tag-50e18a28-0668-4019-9e8c-11915c859ce6 Honor 10. And it relies not only on powerful internals to turn heads. The Honor 10 looks outstanding with its Aurora Glass, color-shifting back and 18:9 display with a notch at the top. On top of that, we get a dual-camera setup on the back and a 24MP selfie shooter at the front, all sprinkled with some AI magic to take better photos. Priced at €449.90 for the 128 GB version and €399.90 for the 64 GB option, can the Honor 10 be an international hit and a device possibly worth converting some currency for?In the box:Honor 10USB-C cable and wall chargerSafety and warranty manualsSIM toolDesign Improving on the flashy, yet HTMLTagInstance html-tag-57a3efe2-8d2c-4ec4-b56b-71aac39ae430 Galaxy S7-esque design of the HTMLTagInstance html-tag-1a647139-5148-4ab3-9d6c-c6e6a79d9e63 Honor 9, the Honor 10 retains its dazzling appearance while ...

Beautiful glass design; Prompt performance; Solid battery life;

Glass back has questionable durability; Image processing could use some work;