I have been a fan of Huawei and their build quality for a long time but the P series phones are a whole different beast to all other phones Huawei make/have made. They are slimmer and seem to feel small in the hand. The others just feel bulky when compared to them.

I have used both Apple phones and various Android phones and this is truly a hit. Dual sim cards, amazingly good performance displaying screen, response and battery life. The camera is completely phenomenal and the ability to change the depth of field afterwards causes the system camera to appear...

In the review I wanted to be objective, so I tried to describe the difference between Huawei P10 Plus and P9 Plus as clearly and as accurately as possible, without finding fault with the little things.

Huawei has a solid reputation as a smartphone maker, and while the company used to lack the profile to make it a truly leading player, that time has passed. These days Huawei's name is well known, and the launch of the P10 and the larger P10 Plus at this year's Mobile World Congress grabbed the...

Solidly built; Plenty of RAM and MicroSD-expandable storage; Excellent dual rear camera system; Clever gesture controls; Great battery life

Screen is a fingerprint magnet; Moderate sound quality; No IP rating for water/dust resistance; No wireless charging support

With dual lenses and a heap of features, Huawei's P10 is the photographer's phone

Astonishing camera; Great battery life; Ever-improving software; Wide color choice

Not officially sold in the U.S; No oleophobic coating on screen

We thought the regular P10 was a great Android phone, with few flaws beyond screen resolution and battery life - which were both average, rather than flagship-worthy. The P10 Plus doesn’t have either of those concerns. The 2K resolution screen is on par with the competition, and you’ll easily squeeze a full day of heavy use out of the battery. When you add those welcome improvements to what was already one of the most comprehensive phone cameras around, there’s hardly anything here not to like. It should demand slightly less of your hard-earned cash than its major rivals when it goes on sale, too. Yes, it looks an awful lot like an iPhone, EMUI takes some getting used to, and it isn’t anywhere near as distinctive as Samsung’s curved glass or LG’s ultra-slim bezels. But that doesn’t stop it from being Huawei’s best phone to date, and indeed one of the best plus-sized phones you can currently buy. The regular P10 is still a decent phone, but this is better, and well worth paying the extra cash for.

Brilliant, versatile camera; Plenty of power for apps and games; Clever, space-saving controls;

Design isn’t truly distinctive; Battery life is about average; EMUI is a bit marmite;

Huawei’s P9 ‘Leica’ camera impressed the pants off us last year and redefined what we could expect from a phone’s camera. The subsequent Huawei Mate 9, which used an ‘upgraded’ version of the same camera system, provided some impressive improvements but proved a bit more frustrating as it was very poor in low light. Now Huawei is launching the P10 and the P10 Plus. The latter has an upgraded screen, optics and price. Does it fix the Mate 9’s foibles? Is this the new standard for camera phones? Is it the best all-round camera you can buy? Let’s find out...

Huawei's phones have arguably been the most innovative in recent years. The P10 Plus is an impressive flagship with an outstanding camera and no real weak point (except for annoying low-light camera performance).

Superb camera; Very fast;

Still not great in low light;

Brilliant, versatile camera; Plenty of power for apps and games; Clever, space-saving controls;

Design isn’t truly distinctive; Battery life is about average; EMUI is a bit marmite;