It fits great in the hand, costs less than a Pixel 3 and Samsung Galaxy S10, delivers a flagship experience and glistens like a unicorn should you opt for the breathing crystal version. If you can deal with the lack of wireless charging, curved display and the fact it packs only three cameras, there’s every reason to consider the P30 as your next smartphone.

Excellent camera; Great design; Powerful internals;

Mono speaker; No water resistance; A couple of camera inconsistencies;

A few years ago, £700 would have netted you the top-dog in any phone makers' lineup but since Apple made £1000 the new norm for a flagship, things have changed. Which is the reason that, despite carrying a price tag of £699, the standard P30 plays second fiddle to the £899 P30 Pro in Huawei's...

Great design; Solid battery life; Above average camera

Full of bloatware

The Huawei P30 doesn't match the P30 Pro when it comes to camera performance, but if fares surprisingly well everywhere else. The phone has a premium design that gives key rivals, like the Galaxy S10 a run for its money. Under the hood it has great hardware that will meet 99% of buyers needs. The only downside is that it's Emotion UI software is still flooded with bloatware.

Great design; Solid battery life; Above average camera;

Full of bloatware;

This is not dual sim. Having to send it back to Amazon.

The Huawei P30 is a well designed, pocketable phone with a great camera solution. Thing is, it sits in the shadow of the P30 Pro, while last year's P20 Pro model is so similar in many regards that it might be the better purchase option on account of its now lower price point.

Slimmer profile than Pro model; Capable triple camera setup; Includes 3.5mm jack; Gorgeous design and colour options

Lacks the quad camera solution of the Pro model; Battery is fine but could be better; No wireless charging; Camera unit sticks out

Huawei P30: The Huawei P30 is less exotic than the Pro but still packs in plenty of technology

Three cracking cameras; Sumptuous looks; 3.5mm headphone jack

Lacks 5x optical zoom of P30 Pro; Only IP53 dust- and water-resistant

The Huawei P30 series that was recently introduced in Paris, France introduced many technological improvements and innovations that were never before seen on a Huawei smartphone. In this article, we'll be taking a closer look at the Top 12 technologies behind the Huawei P30 series and how they work...

I have be went waiting for a new phone that will explode with my curiousity and I'm super happy. I love the look and the p 20

The Huawei P30 comes with triple rear cameras. The P30 Pro gets one extra camera, which is a ToF depth sensor. Both smartphones are powered by a Kirin 980 SoC. When it launched the P20 series last year, Huawei set new standards in smartphone photography.

What else do you miss out on by buying the P30 instead of the P30 Pro It has an IP53 water- and dust-resistance rating, which is basic compared to the IP68 body of the P30 Pro. The battery is smaller with a 3,650mAh capacity, compared to the 4,200mAh in the P30 Pro.

Great looking; colorful OLED screen; Flagship performance; Impressive camera specifications; Beautiful color choice

No wireless charging; Lesser camera specification than the P30 Pro