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

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 few weeks ago we took the Huawei P10 Plus with us to Taiwan along with the Samsung Galaxy S8+ . We had a grand old time in the Republic of China, and we used both ( along with the HTC U Ultra ) as our primary devices during our weeklong stay in Taipei.

The Huawei P10 is a big improvement on the P9 in almost every area – except the camera, which has remained the same; this is no bad thing when it was already pretty good in bright conditions.

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.

With show-stealing looks and imaging prowess, the Huawei P10 Plus was one of the headliners at the MWC- it had good backing on the inside (by a little less special sibling) and not too heavy of a challenge from the outside.

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.