It seems be good smartphone

Good things come in small packages. So do better things come in larger ones? That's the sentiment of the Huawei P10 Plus: this 5.5-inch smartphone is the top drawer P-series device from the Chinese maker, expanding not only on size compared to the smaller P10 , but also flexing extra spec muscle...

Most mature software offering to date; excellent battery life; interesting colour choices in a great-looking and slender design; microSD card expansion or dual SIM; smooth operation and ample or power on tap

Screen has fingerprint/smear issues; default Themes still look jarring; camera bokeh effect can be overkill; fingerprint gesture control not consistent; gaming fluidity can take a moment to get into gear

The P10 Plus is another solid combination of premium components and smartly designed software, from a mobile company who's delivered solid smartphones for a good long while. If you want a larger handset for enjoying media on the go, with plenty of user-friendly features packed inside, then this...

Feature-dense camera; Smooth performance; Fast charge

The P10 Plus is Huawei's best phone ever, and a rival for the iPhone 7+ and Galaxy S8. It's superfast, ultraslim, has a top camera, massive amounts of memory, and good battery life. But the Chinese brand has overreached when it comes to pricing, and misses out on a 5-star review for that reason.

A decade ago, we would have scoffed at anyone who used their mobile phones to snap photos. But as technology advanced, smartphone cameras became more competent to the point of being on par with many high-end compact cameras, and perhaps even some entry-level DSLRs.

Superb dual camera system; Powerful built-in speakers; SuperCharge technology charges the phone very quickly

Pricey; Battery life could be better

Huawei is quickly becoming a household name in the smartphone market. Its Huawei P9 brought in innovations such as dual lenses, Leica partnership for the camera software and hardware while the Huawei Mate 9 brought super-fast processor, AI-based multi-tasking and power management.

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

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;

How important is the camera when it comes to a flagship smartphone? In the case of the Huawei P10 Plus , extremely so, but what about the rest of the Chinese manufacturer's latest device.

Solidly constructed unibody; Superb camera performance; Quick multitasking functionality

Design not for everyone; Battery a tad erratic

The P10 Plus is amazing. If it shot better photos in low light and had better battery life alongside an oleophobic coating, the device would be perfect. However, I find the P10 plus an amazing phone already.