The P10 Plus offers an obvious added value compared to its predecessor and its younger brother, the P10. We were able to see that the camera can take pictures more vivid and rich in detail thanks to the new stabilization and software improvements.

Huawei is coming to MWC with its highly rumored P10 and its sibling the P10 Plus powered by the Kirin 960 octa-core processor, the latest and fastest from Huawei, that can be found in the flagship Mate 9.

The Huawei P9 was a very solid smartphone. While some were sceptical of its Leica-branded dual-camera system at first, there's no denying that the P9's camera is capable of taking some great-looking shots .

When comparing the specs of the Huawei P10 and P10 Plus, it seems that the P10 Plus is a winner with an improved camera setup, more RAM, more storage and a higher quality display, especially when you consider the minimal jump in price from the P10 to the P10 Plus.

Back in April 2016, Huawei's P9 and P9 Plus entered into a highly competitive smartphone market with high-end specifications, Leica-branded dual cameras, and a really sleek design. But that was almost a year ago, and focus has now shifted to their successors, the P10 and P10 Plus.

Solid; attractive design Plenty of new; sleek color options EMUI 5.1 is much better than previous iterations Good; bright display Excellent camera performance Manageable size All-day battery life

Speakers could be much better Camera app might be complicated for some No U.S; availability Not water resistant

Huawei puts in a strong showing in two different form factors - but the P10 and P10 Plus are diminished by a couple of baffling design decisions.

Solid construction and attractive design; Great camera performance in P10 Plus; All-day battery life from the P10; even more from the Plus; EMUI no longer a total eyesore

No oleophobic coating below factory fitted screen protector; f/1.8 Summilux lens exclusive to P10 Plus; No oleophobic coating below factory fitted screen protector; Did I mention there's no oleophobic coating below the factory fitted screen protector

eye on the OnePlus 3T, and then Huawei went and announced the P10 Plus, and now you're all confused again. Which phone's better? They're both phablet-sized Android flagships with 6GB RAM, how do you choose?

The P10 Plus is Huawei's best phone yet. It takes the decent P10 and improves it in a variety of ways. Its Leica camera is excellent in both light and dark scenarios, battery life is impressive and it comes with a generous amount of storage.

Much improved software; Great; versatile camera; Thin; well built body; Very fast

No oleophobic coating makes the screen a smudge magnet; Poor standby times

There's a lot to like about the Huawei P10 Plus, but like is as far as we're going to get with this phone. The dual camera is great, but so is the LG G6 's. The screen is beautiful, but Samsung's are better.

Dual Leica cameras are fun; Beautiful; bright QHD screen; Ninety billion color options

Overpriced and outclassed; Navigation key is badly designed; Not available in the US

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;