Huawei has been really impressing us with its P-range of smartphones for a while now and the P20 Pro is the latest entry into the series. The Chinese-brand has shunned its budget image and carved out a reputation for offering Apple-like hardware with Android software at a premium price that puts it...

Premium design; Triple camera system; Improved software; Great battery life

Design lacks originality; UI still isn't perfect

Huawei's product output has been a rollercoaster of ups and downs over the last couple of years. But those software lows in the P8 and screen issues in the P10 have been used as educational stepping stones.

Stunning design with superb colour finishes; Excellent battery life; A camera that genuinely matches the best in class; Impressive sound quality; All the power and performance you'll need

No wireless charging; Face Unlock still miles behind Apple's equivalent; The notch (can be software hidden; Though; ‘Portrait' bokeh still off the mark; Some software foibles

When we reviewed the Huawei Mate 10 Pro earlier in the year, we loved it and now we've got all that we loved about that and a superb camera as well we think this will give Apple, Samsung and others a very strong run for their money.

That camera; hugely responsive; great screen; superb sound

Bluetooth can be temperamental; battery management needs a bit of coaching; EMUI isn't for everyone; no headphone jack

The P20 Pro is the latest flagship smartphone from Huawei. It is the world's first smartphone to use a triple-camera setup, which have been designed in conjunction with premium photography brand, Leica.

On/off notch The Huawei P20 Pro fills the front of the phone with screen and just like the iPhone X, there is a notch removed for the camera. However, Huawei's notch is much smaller and if you prefer, you can turn the notch look off by having a black bar appear across the top, making it invisible to...

I reviewed this phone 11 months ago on here (see JakTheLad) and scored it extremely highly for performance, camera, features and everything else in-between. After nearly 12 months of using this phone as my daily driver I can honestly say that my attitude towards it hasn't changed one bit!!!

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Excellent camera setup; Stunning new design; Long-lasting battery life

More expensive than Huawei P10 Plus

Was recommended this phone from a family member, it does not disappoin.t Easy to use, camera amazing, and the speed of it is incredible, can't fault it at all!. Having had galaxy phones for some years I didn't realise how much better huawei phones are than those, glad I changed.

With the P20 Pro Huawei has finally produced something that I would recommend over competitors regardless of the price. While not cheap, costing £800, in some ways you get a better experience than rivals costing £200 more.

long battery life; great design; brilliant camera; good screen; stand-out colour options; water resistance; Android 8.1 Oreo; great performance

no headphone socket; no microSD card slot; no wireless charging; screen not the highest resolution; no Bluetooth 5 support

"Got this after deciding to retire a faulty iPhone 6S and it feels like going from a bicycle to a Ferrari. I was concerned that unlike the Google Pixel, the P20 Pro would be running the older version of Android 8 for quite a while. Meaning that I wouldn't get the new features as quickly.