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

Despite missing some minor features, the P20 Pro is amazing value for money and feels every inch a flagship device.

Great design; Good Stamina; Fantastic camera

Weak processor; No wireless charging; No MicroSD card slot

The Huawei P20 Pro offers the best of what smartphones have to offer in 2018. That design is frankly saliva-inducing, while the gorgeous display, smart software and impressive battery life make for a desirable everyday experience.

Superior battery life; Gorgeous; stand-out design; Brilliant OLED screen; Super-smart camera tech

Wow! Bought this when mate came, because the price broke. For what I get, I really find nothing to complain about. All it does makes it extremely effective. Battery, camera, onion etc. After a few weeks of use, I'm still impressed and find new interesting features and stuff. Highly recommended!

In the P20 Pro Huawei has delivered a stunning phone which should be on your shortlist along with the Galaxy S9 and iPhone X. Sure, there are some niggles such as the lack of stabilisation for 4K video, no headphone jack and no wireless charging, but if your priority is photography then the P20 Pro does not disappoint. Add in the long battery life, dual SIM slots and great screen and you've got the complete package: this is one of the best phones of 2018. It's a fair amount more than the regular model so save yourself £200 on the regular P20 if you don't mind 'only' dual rear cameras, no waterproofing and an LCD screen vs OLED.

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;

Huawei is dealing with its fair share of trouble in the US, but that doesn't mean it forgot how to make a great phone. From build quality to design to camera performance, the P20 Pro is every bit a first-rate flagship smartphone.

Stunning design and build quality; 2+ day battery life; Impressive Leica triple camera system; Solid performance

Not for sale in the US; The notch will bug some people; No headphone jack; Camera's Master AI can be overzealous

Despite the technical prowess, it's been a bit of a struggle for the P series phones to be seen as a proper premium flagship every year. The phones usually don't hit until midyear, by which time it's often seen more as something "you should also consider this " rather than a top contender for the...

So, yes. What do I think about the Huawei P20 Pro as a whole I would say that it is the perfect Huawei device. I mean among the others Huawei has produced till now, this one is the best offering. And if you will get the P20 pro, it will surely be for the cameras.

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.