Phone is very nice. Battery is excellent. Camera is absolutely stunning. Can't praise it more, I believe this is the best in its class and better than iPhone or Samsungs flagship for atleast a year or 2 to come. Midnight blue looks stunning too.

The Huawei P20 Pro is a stellar smartphone, and I'm certain you already know this if you've decided to read my review now – in June. I've been using it for a couple of months, and have travelled with it on my trip to NYC in May.

I received this product as part of a review program in return for an unbiased review The P20 Pro is a smartphone which is supposed to be in the category of so called phablets, if we are to go by the screen size.

There's a lot to love about the Huawei P20 Pro . Even with a few other features that aren't world-leading, the triple camera surpasses any contender in its wake, delivering great images, and even more spectacular in low light in comparison.

A highly functional top-end smartphone that's brilliantly positioned to rival the Galaxy S9 and iPhone X. Sensible compromises mean it performs where it counts, offering a premium experience at a killer price.

Unrivalled camera functionality; Eye-catching design; Excellent battery life; Highly customisable interface; Cheaper than the competition

An expensive upgrade for P10 owners

Let us get one thing clear at the very outset – the Huawei P20 Pro is basically all about camera muscle. Yes, the design is very eye-catching in its own right, with the glass front and back, the notched (some would say "botched") AMOLED display, and the specs are impressive (flagship level HiSilicon...

Among the best cameras around; Great battery life; Eye catching design; Generally smooth performance

Definitely expensive; No water and dust resistance or wireless charging; Similar processor as seen on much lower priced devices; UI can be a little complex in places

The Huawei P20 Pro has been making headlines ever since it was first launched back in March this year. The phone has a number of headlining features including, most importantly, the triple camera system on its back.

When faced with a device like the Huawei P20 Pro - which emphasizes the camera side of the equation so strongly - you inevitably have to scrutinize just how important a part of the overall picture a smartphone's camera really is.

Phenomenal camera; Really competitive price

EMUI remains a weakness; No headphone jack

When faced with a device like the Huawei P20 Pro - which emphasizes the camera side of the equation so strongly - you inevitably have to scrutinize just how important a part of the overall picture a smartphone’s camera really is. After all, these days, once you go above $800 or so, the differences between the different smartphones you can buy largely come down to two things: the software experience and the camera.

A good smartphone is more than just a camera - and while the P20 Pro’s camera do catch more of the finer details than the competition can, a lot of elements around that camera don’t always deliver on the same level.

Phenomenal camera; Really competitive price;

EMUI remains a weakness; No headphone jack;

Excellent camera mobilea

All is good except cons

No super amoled 2k display; No memory card option; Notch design LOOK like ugly; Price is too high.50k is better for this one