When it comes to smartphones these days, a big emphasis is being put on the camera. Whether it's bumping up the megapixel count or being able to take photos basically in the dark, the camera plays a big part in a flagship smartphone.

Excellent camera with great low-light capabilities; Smooth performance; Long battery life; The notch is fairly minimal; Priced cheaper than some other flagship smartphones

The in-display fingerprint sensor doesn't work all the time and needs improvement; EMUI still has some quirks; The design hasn't changed much over the P20 Pro

Potential buyers have two things to consider. They must weigh up Huawei's UX and services experience, which is overall patchy, with the much-improved package offered by Samsung, Huawei's big rival. Huawei has poured investment into its imaging R&D and the results can be impressive.

A quick glance at the checklist, and the Huawei P30 Pro is really holds no prisoners with the design, the performance, excellent battery life, lots of AI and well, the cameras that are setting a new benchmark in smartphone photography.

The P30 Pro is Huawei's latest flagship, and outshines the Mate 20 Pro thanks to superior cameras. Here's our review.

Best smartphones money can get. Best camera on a smartphone. Best battery backup on any flagship smartphones . Best smartphones display. A lot of new feature packed EMUI. Everything is best...Best smartphones.

Now there is someone (Huawei) to have control on US spying arm apple and google

Huawei is no stranger to hyperbole, but not for the first time experience matches up to the claims. The P30 Pro genuinely marks a massive leap forward for smartphone cameras with game changing low-light performance and a remarkable new zoom technology.

The drama surrounding Huawei, as of late, is nothing short of unprecedented in the industry. Despite these events and any fact or fiction surrounding them, Huawei is pulling out all the stops with its latest flagship, the P30 Pro, and showing the world that it's still vowing to make the best mobile...

In the month or so since Huawei launched the P30 Pro , the company has received rave reviews about the phone, run into (already ongoing) trouble with the US government, and lost favour from companies like Google, Intel, Xilinx, Qualcomm and many more.

ISO Levels are at the same level and higher as expensive DSLR's, high quality and detail of photo's taken at low level of light, the difference is the sensor, which can process yellow light, rather than RGB, very clever

I've had mixed feelings about Huawei phones for years. The company's intrusive EMUI software was to blame for much of that, but a history of sub-par camera performance and its spotty update track record didn't help.

Cameras I have a lot to say about them, but I'll sum it up: the periscope zoom lens is a game-changer; And Huawei's cameras in general are just so good these days, they leave Samsung in the dust, Design Huawei's choice of colors these days is just so much more fun than what you see from most...

EMUI issues For as far as it's come, EMUI still has problems; Notifications are often collapsed by default, obscuring data and actions; Huawei's app sleeping behavior delays incoming notifications as well, and must be manually toggled off for each app you want excluded, YouTube issues The P30 Pro...