Huawei Mate 20 Pro 128GB
The Mate 20 Pro is Huawei's contribution to the top-end of the smartphone market, and it more than holds its own in very esteemed company.
A work of art
Huawei describe the Mate 20 Pro as "a forged masterpiece of 3D glass with smooth curves and seams that dissolve into the design. A streamlined symphony in the palm of your hand." In other words, it looks great! The slim design also means that it feels comfortable in your hand as well.
World-first technology
The Mate 20 Pro boasts the world's first 7nm mobile AI chipset in the form of the Kirin 980. This lifts speed and power efficiency to a level well above many other smartphones occupying this space in the market.
Fantastic for photographers
The new Leica Triple Camera is powered by AI, which gives you performance and features you can only dream of. The 40 MP main RGB lens captures amazing detail in everyday shots and the 8 MP telephoto lens gets you up close when taking long distance shots. Meanwhile, the new 20 MP Leica Ultra Wide Angle Lens comfortably captures everything you need it to in landscape photos and macro shots.
Rough and tumble
For all its beauty, the Mate Pro 20 is not a fragile device. The IP68 rated water and dust resistance means you can take the phone pretty much anywhere you want to go.
More life from your battery
The larger 4200 mAh battery, with AI power management, gives you more ON time and less down time, while the 40 W2 Huawei SuperCharge lets you charge the Mate 20 Pro up to 70% in just 30 minutes.
$253.95
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Huawei Mate 20 Pro Review
The Huawei Mate 20 Pro feels, and looks, like a true flagship device, with an abundance of technology crammed into a stylish and relatively compact smartphone, considering the large 6.39inch screen.- Leica Triple Camera
- Ultra-wide-angle 16mm equivalent lens
- Master AI can produce some very good looking photos
- Large 4200mAh battery
- In-screen fingerprint reader
- Stereo speakers
- Focus issues with telephoto and standard lens at times
- Strong purple fringing from the ultra-wide-angle lens
- Selfie camera focus point
- 4K video framerate alters
- High price
Huawei Mate 20 Pro review: the best America can't get
This time last year, Huawei was laboring behind the scenes to secure its first carrier deal in the United States for its freshly unveiled Mate 10 Pro flagship phone. The plan was that Huawei would re-announce the device at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas in January, with AT&T as its star...- Battery lasts and lasts
- Blistering performance
- Gorgeous display
- 3D face unlock is fast and reliable
- Textured rear glass improves grip
- resists scratches and fingerprints
- Camera lacks the dynamic range of the Google Pixel
- Master AI image processing isn't yet consistent enough to be trusted
- Some software bugs and annoyances
Huawei Mate 20 Pro review: you'll wish you could get one
2018 is perhaps one of Huawei's most exciting years yet. Almost like the script for a Hollywood blockbuster, the year began with a tragedy that seemed like a death sentence for the protagonist. It left its hero in a period of limbo, its future uncertain.- Top notch cameras with impressive Night Mode
- Quirky two-way wireless charging has potential
- Beautiful design
- manageable size and weight
- Impressive performance and battery life
- USB-C "speaker" can get blocked by charger
- Not available in the US
Huawei Mate 20 Pro
The Mate 20 pro isn't a one or two feature update. It's a revelation of innovation from a company that's well poised to grab the smartphone market from today's incumbents.- The best three camera array available on a modern smartphone, Stunning design, impressive build-quality and finish, Impressive camera feature set
- Superb low-light capability and unique wide-angle camera feature, Massive 4,200 mAh battery with innovative reverse-charging feature
- Front facing selfie camera quality is muddy
- No headphone jack
- No microSD Card expansion
Huawei Mate 20 Pro Review
It really has it all – high resolution screen, new 7nm processor, in-screen fingerprint scanner, 4200mAh battery, wireless charging, reverse wireless charging, triple camera setup … and the list goes on.- Sleek and ergonomic design
- Very fast Kirin 980 chip
- Ultra wide-angle camera is fantastic
- Excellent battery life
- Super fast wired charging
- Gluegate is an issue that needs addressing
- Speaker sounds noticeably worse than P20 Pro
- While in-screen fingerprint scanner is cool new technology
- it is not as fast as P20 Pro's capacitive scanner
Huawei Mate 20 Pro Dual Sim Smartphone 6+128GB - Green - Bundled with Huawei Wireless Charger (worth $79)!
As with most Android phones, there is the hardware and software. This phone has fantastic hardware. Great cameras, huge battery, super fast charging, secure face unlock, beautiful display, and plenty of grunt under the hood. Only down side is the finger print sensor under the screen is a bit flaky.
- Camera is amazing
- though I think you need to learn how to use it properly to get the best out of it
- The phone is easy to use but i had to watch a few online videos to get the vets out of it
- It's not as straight forward as apple etc
- Also the covers and screen protectors aren't easy to buy - this is the biggest issue for me
Huawei Mate 20 Pro Smartphone Review
- high quality craftsmanship with great colour options, first-class OLED display, great triple camera, fast MIMO Wi-Fi, LTE Cat
- 21, IP68 certified, solid call quality, precise GPS, rapid SuperCharge and wireless charging, Dual VoLTE, powerful SoC
- Nano memory card is a questionable choice
- sub-optimal main speaker placement
- only Hybrid Dual-SIM
The Huawei Mate 20 Pro is the most feature-packed phone you can currently buy.
- Amazingly versatile camera
- Every feature under the sun
- Great battery life
- Fast performance
- Software needs polish
- Pricey
Huawei Mate 20 Pro Review: A new challenger for the crown
The Huawei Mate 20 Pro has a couple of downfalls, but for the most part, it's a spectacular smartphone.- Long lasting battery
- Beautiful display and solid feel
- Very quick processor
- In-display sensor isn't always accurate
- Front facing camera overexposes
- EMUI is still frustrating
