The Huawei Honor 10 is a speedy Android phone with a notch. Check out our review.

While it doesn't have all the Galaxy Note 8's features, the Mate 10 Pro earns its place in the high-end big-screen pack.

The Mate 10 Pro is sleek and solid, very powerful and takes great photos in both colour and black and white; It's also water-resistant and battery life is superb.

You can't expand the storage and there's no headphone jack; Its software extras are gimmicky.

From a superb camera to cutting-edge AI smarts, the Huawei Mate 10 Pro stylishly gets almost everything right.

Incredibly versatile dual-lens Leica camera; Beautiful OLED screen with minimal bezels; Two-day battery life; Stylish; water-resistant body; NPU shows promise

No headphone jack; EMUI design falls behind competition; Expensive

A few months ago, Huawei passed Apple to become the second largest smartphone maker in the world, (Samsung's number one). Yet you don't see Huawei ads on TV in the United States, and its phones are seldom sold in any of the big carrier stores.

Great battery life; nice build; solid cameras (the AI modes are a bonus) AI smarts are hard to pin down; no headphone jack

AI smarts are hard to pin down; no headphone jack

A review of the Mate 10 Pro, Huawei's flagship Android phone for 2017 with a 6in OLED screen and the new Kirin 970 processor.

Earlier this year, a groundbreaking new smartphone was announced. One that promised to combine an industry-leading camera, glossy design and artificial intelligence tech to change the way you interact with your smartphone in a real, meaningful way and help a global tech brand crack-and-tap the...

Outstanding battery life; Exceptional camera

Pretty conventional flagship form-factor; Lacks wireless charging

The Mate 10 Pro is the best phone from Huawei yet and although the cameras aren't as good as the Pixel 2 XL's, it has a better screen, better battery life and just as much processing power.

Earlier this year, a groundbreaking new smartphone was announced. One that promised to combine an industry-leading camera, glossy design and artificial intelligence tech to change the way you interact with your smartphone in a real, meaningful way and help a global tech brand crack-and-tap the mainstream in the same way that Samsung and Apple do.

If you’re not swayed by Samsung’s return to form, Apple’s ultra-expensive iPhone X or Google’s funky Pixel 2, then the Huawei Mate 10 Pro is a pretty solid alternative.

Outstanding battery life; Exceptional camera;

Pretty conventional flagship form-factor; Lacks wireless charging;

The Mate 10 Pro looks great in photos with the sleek glass frame and small bezels. Yet, as a glass phone, it picks up fingerprints to a maddening degree. The decision to go with glass on this phone doesn't even have a functional component like wireless charging.

Design The Mate 10 Pro is sleek and downright beautiful; Plus, IP67 water resistance, Display The 18:9 display makes it comfortable to hold despite the larger measurements; It's a good quality OLED panel, Camera The dual camera array produces excellent shots in most light, and the 2X zoom is a nice...

Design again It's glass, but there's no wireless charging; It's just glass because glass is very "in" right now; There are so many fingerprints; This phone also lacks a microSD card slot, which the regular Mate 10 has, Display The resolution is lower than the cheaper Mate 10, Headphone jack There...

Aside from some big faults in the camera department, the Mate 10 Pro is a great phone. It's got everything you could think of, from a gorgeous and water-resistant build, a near bezel-less design, and gorgeous AMOLED display as well as plenty of software features worth talking about.

Absolutely gorgeous design; Exterior coating does a great job at keeping fingerprints away; IP67 water and dust resistant; Tiny bezels; Case; screen protector and USB Type-C headphones included in the box; Lightning fast fingerprint scanner; Knuckle gestures come in handy; Desktop projection mode is...

Camera software design is clunky; Photo quality is sub-par; No 4K video stabilization; No 3.5mm audio jack; Screen is only 1080p; No Daydream VR support; Attracts pocket lint like mad; No WiFi calling support

A few months ago, Huawei passed Apple to become the second largest smartphone maker in the world, (Samsung is number one). Its latest flagship handset, the Mate 10 and Mate 10 Pro, comes complete with its own homegrown silicon that Huawei claims should make its smartphone the most intelligent.