Huawei P20 128GB
The Huawei P20 continues Huawei's impressive smartphone development with some eye-catching additional features, including a Leica camera renowned for its low-light capabilities.
Let There Be Light
Huawei's partnership with Leica has certainly given the smartphone company an edge when it comes to cameras, and the P20's camera is no exception. The enhanced sensor on the P20 absorbs more light than your average camera, allowing for better photographic detail than most smartphone cameras provide, particularly in low-light conditions.
Superior Selfies
Those all-important selfies look better with the P20's dedicated selfie-enhancing features including 3D facial modelling technology to follow the contours of your features, while 3D Portrait Lighting provides all sorts of studio-quality lighting effects to transform the humble selfie into a stylish portrait.
A Brighter Display For Less Power
Huawei's new FullView display has won plaudits for its vivid display and sharpness, thanks to its LCD 2,240 x 1,080 px resolution. For all this, the FullView display is a battery-friendly feature and consumes less power. The edgeless fingerprint sensor with smart navigation instead of the virtual bar can offer an additional informative area.
A Big, Beautiful Battery
While not as large as some of the batteries in flagship models, the battery in the P20 is still more than big enough at 3,400 mAh, while patented SuperCharge means you can charge in a hurry.
Kirin For Performance
The Huawei P20 combines a lot of extras and fun, creative tools, yet the Kirin 970 chipset keeps them humming along and performance levels high to deliver a hassle-free smartphone experience.
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Huawei P20 review
Just as there’s no denying the Huawei P20’s many technical accomplishments, it’s also a blindingly obvious amalgamation of other phones that have done the same thing first. And that’s a problem when it’s not bringing anything new to the party. Unlike the Huawei P20 Pro and its triple lens camera. So as much as the P20 is a phone with an admirable screen, camera and all-round performance, it doesn’t distinguish itself enough to go toe-to-toe with them. Hence it’s a hell of a lot cheaper than the iPhone 8, Samsung Galaxy S9 and company when bought on contract. If you’d prefer the spare cash in your pocket to a more innovative phone, then the Huawei P20 is well worth your consideration. Besides, most people probably won’t know it’s not the iPhone X anyway.- Great LCD screen
- Speedy performance
- Tidy camera
- Borrowed design
- No waterproofing
- No headphone jack
Huawei P20 review review
- Great LCD screen
- Speedy performance
- Tidy camera
- Borrowed design
- No waterproofing
- No headphone jack
Huawei P20
If you're lusting after the Huawei P20 Pro's three rear cameras and mesmerizing "twilight" color, but can't justify the high price, then the "regular" Huawei P20 is the phone to get.- The Huawei P20 takes terrific low-light photos from the dual rear camera, comes in some astounding colors and is small enough to use with one hand
- Like the P20 Pro, it lets you hide the default screen notch many Android fans hate
- Why is the P20 only splash-proof, but not rated water-resistant like the P20 Pro? There's no headset jack
- You won't be able to buy it in the US
Huawei P20 review: A killer low-light camera you can actually afford
The Huawei P20 cuts some luxuries, but delivers similarly spectacular low-light photos of the Pro model. The Huawei Honor 10 is a speedy Android phone with a notch. Check out our review.- The Huawei P20 takes terrific low-light photos from the dual rear camera, comes in some astounding colors and is small enough to use with one hand
- Like the P20 Pro, it lets you hide the default screen notch many Android fans hate.
- Why is the P20 only splash-proof, but not rated water-resistant like the P20 Pro? There's no headset jack
- You won't be able to buy it in the US.
Great features and nice screen
Really happy with this phone and the Android software.
Huawei P20
The latest offering from Huawei a company that around two years ago was not heard of outside China, now they have Samsung and Apple worried with their technology and quality at a lower price than their competitors high end offerings.
Huawei P20 Smartphone Review
The Huawei P20 is a flagship smartphone from Huawei, with an emphasis on photographic capability. Offering 3rd generation Leica dual cameras on the back, with a big pixel 12 megapixel RGB f/1.8 and a 20 megapixel BW f/1.6, the rear cameras also have 2x hybrid zoom, AIS and a dual-tone LED.- Sharp Dual Leica Rear cameras
- AI mode great at identifying the scene
- Full manual control and RAW capability in Pro mode
- Great looking screen
- Lightning fast
- Greenery mode can be a little toxic
- No headphone socket
- Not waterproof
Huawei P20 review: A smaller, sleeker Mate 10 Pro with camera enhancements
ZDNet's Sandra Vogel recently published her full review of the Huawei P20 Pro , which I also have in hand and am using to test out its imaging prowess. Over the last week and a half I have also been using the Huawei P20 that offers much of the same as the P20 Pro for EUR250 less.- Gorgeous fit
- finish
- and design
- Outstanding camera performance
- Ample internal storage
- Solid battery life
- Many options to customize to your preferences
- Fingerprint sensor is positioned too low
- Less water resistance than P20 Pro (IP53 vs 67
- No support for wireless charging
Huawei P20 & P20 Pro Review
Chinese company Huawei has been on a streak in the past few years by selling millions of phones and quickly growing to become the world's third-largest phone maker, behind Apple and Samsung.- Excellent camera on P20 Pro
- especially for night photos
- Beautiful gradient glass back
- High quality OLED display on P20 Pro
- Great loudspeaker quality
- Plentiful 128GB storage
- Blatant Apple copy
- EMUI custom interface has dated looks
- glitchy
- Pricey for what it is
- No wireless charging
Huawei P20 Smartphone Review
The Huawei P20 is 250 Euros cheaper than its sibling Huawei P20 Pro, but its Leica dual-camera is basically on par and the hardware is just as powerful. How does the 5.8-inch device compete with other high-end rivals- high-end SoC, stylish and very solid case, 128 GB storage, LTE Cat
- 18, VoLTE, VoWiFi, USB-C with USB 3.1 Gen
- 1, WLAN with MIMO technology, aptX HD, excellent Leica dual-camera, bright screen, precise color presentation, long battery runtimes, 10 W quick-charge PSU provided
- no microSD slot
- no 3.5 mm headset jack
- no IP certification
