I got this phone the day it came out, and have not regretted it. First, it is an eye catcher! But there is more to it than looks. I decided to write a review because I felt Phone Arena's didn't give the phone a fair shake. The camera is amazing, but I want to list a few things PA left out.

Camera; Design; Simple Mode User Interface; Shrink Screen; Built in knock screen functionality; Scrolling Screen Shot; Screen Video; Call Recording

Slippery when on shoulder; No NFC

I never thought I would give a bad review to a product but here I go. This cellphone is the worst cellphone I've ever had. The camera is terrible during nighttime. The EMUI software is a terrible adaptation of Android and it keeps on deleting Google Services and the problem is only solved when I do...

If all the specs are true, the Huawei P9 is really a powerful mobile phone.

This is a brilliant phone, fast, battery lasts a full day. I have had no issues whatsoever. Works perfectly well and it is beautiful to hold.

Good smartphone. i purchased this phone for my wife and she is more than happy and satisfied because phone have a good camera and processing speed.

design Sitting on the highest caste smartphone made by Huawei, P9 carries a sturdy and compact design. The outer layer is similar to the "sister" Huawei P9 Lite, which had already landed in the national market the end of September 2016.

Great camera,premium design

Usb Type c charger rarely use other standartnya smartphone

Had it a day love it! Awesome phone, easy to use and premium feel

So good, better than I imagined. Would definitely recommend!

The Chinese company continues the success story of its P series with the Huawei P9, and consistently develops its flagship further. Once again, the great IPS panel, good performance, photo quality of the Leica dual-camera, the strong battery life and generous warranty period primarily impressed us.

fast SoC; expandable storage; wide frequency configuration; good cameras; call quality; headset included; Quick Charge; USB Type-C; decent battery life

no App2SD, LTE Cat; 6 only, no radio receiver, no infrared, no MHL or SlimPort, USB 2.0 only, DNGs cannot be stored on the micro-SD, SoC throttles under permanent load

It used to be we'd have clear winners and losers in the smartphone battles of old. For the most part, the big time players dominated the landscape and up-and-comers were barely noticed. That's all changed over the past year or two, and more smartphone makers are making quality devices.

Really nice design keeps up with mid-tier standards; great cameras

Huawei skin isn't for everyone; will need custom launcher; design isn't ground breaking and weak speaker