very disappointed, not a good fit and it seems like the edge is a more flexible material that was so thin it was sharp. Also, there is a seam between the glass and this flexible edge and I couldn't get that to stay flush with the phone screen leaving a long skinny bubble all along the edge.

I love this phone coming through a divorce with apple I found this phone very easy to navigate through and love it's features.

Huawei is not afraid to aim high. The Chinese manufacturer came to the western market in relative obscurity just a few years ago, and is now the world's third biggest phone manufacturer. Within five years, it says, it wants to be the first.

Premium build; Innovative camera format; Fast performance; Great pictures in good light

Screen tends to be oversharp; Music lacks bite; Low-light photography could be better; Heavy-handed UI

Another year, another smartphone from the third largest smartphone manufacturer in the world (by market share) that is somehow playing catch-up in the public consciousness. Quite how Huawei, a Chinese manufacturer that shipped almost 140 million smartphone units in 2016, maintains an underdog status...

The P10 is both attractive and derivative. I've used a lot of shameless iPhone clones from Chinese companies like Meizu and Vivo over the past year or so, and the P10 isn't in that category. It does, however, swerve pretty hard in the direction of Cupertino.

Attractive (if derivative) design; Great camera functionality; Solid performance and endurance

Staggeringly awful home button; Uninspired; unreliable software; Overpriced next to competition

In a vacuum without any competition, the Huawei P10 would be a decent device. It boasts solid performance, decent battery life, a great display and respectable cameras. The design is comfortable thanks to is smaller-than-average display and metal unibody construction.

Great performance with dependable battery life; Huawei's compact aluminium unibody still feels premium; Improved dual camera system can take good photos

Only minor upgrades over the now much cheaper P9; No oleophobic coating; EMUI software needs work, and Huawei's update track record is not great

The Huawei P10 looks to be a great phone you'll love if you're upgrading from a two year old handset, but not much has changed here to keep true Huawei fans thrilled by the flagship line.

Improved design; Clever fingerprint scanner; Easy to use Portrait mode

Battery life isn't great; Not suited for Daydream

Before wrapping up the review, we would like to show a few more charts so you can see how the OnePlus 5t is positioned when it comes to value for the price . The Oneplus 5t has been thought and designed and a best-value handset from the get go, and such it is a great success.

Great 6-inch 1080p (2160x1080) 18:9 display; Good battery life; USB-C and headphone jack ports; Amazingly fast Dash charging; Great performance; Premium built-quality at a good price

No microSD slot; Not water resistant; No wireless charging; No optical zoom; No OIS

Midrange phones have become more competitive than ever. Although the Vivo V9 has a great selfie camera, a reliable dual camera on the back and a big gorgeous display, it's in the performance, the battery life and build quality where competitors have easily outperformed the V9 by a good margin.

Good Display; Good Design; Good Cameras (both front and back

Average Battery; Plastic Build; Mediocre performance

In a way, this phone isn't really getting a fair shake, as the most immediate comparison people make is against the bigger brother Mate which only just made it to the United States about a month ago.

Impressive camera performance; Most powerful chipset available (at time of publishing this review; Dazzling Blue model really does prevent fingerprints; Incredibly fast charging

Somewhat derivative design; No official IP rating; Fingerprint gestures might be controversial; "Adequate" audio performance for a premium priced phone