well-built; accurate and fast location services; LTE Cat.16; MIMO Wi-Fi; 3.5 mm jack; Android 9.0 Pie; decent call quality; dual VoLTE; impressive triple rear-facing cameras; bright IPS display; flagship SoC; long battery life; quicker charger included in the box

only IP53-certified; no wireless charging; no IR facial recognition; PWM flicker; nano-memory card instead of microSD card

Purchased this when on offer, pleased that I did, much better than the galaxy s9 that I had.

So far so good... This is my first Huawei device since the Google Nexus 6P. This phone is huge. Takes beautiful pictures although not as good as my Google Pixel 3XL

Huawei is certainly a name that's been making the rounds in the media lately, and thanks to a number of political reasons, not always for the best reasons. Regardless of politics though, Huawei has improved

Phone is very easy to use and the camera is excellent. Highly recommend this product

Huawei Mate 20 or Huawei Mate 20 Pro That's one very reasonable dilemma, but you don't have much of a choice, do you If you are lucky to live in one of the few markets where both phones are available, then you can save some cash by getting the regular Mate 20.

Nice design with flat front and grippy glass back; Bright display with great contrast; small notch; Dependable battery with SuperCharge support; Top of the line Kirin 980 chipset with AI; All-round camera experience with great daylight and night shots; Excellent video stabilization

There's so much to love with the Mate 20, from the cameras, to the performance, to the overall presentation. The Mate 20 didn't give me much to complain about. Its user experience is clean, apps and services open near instantly, and you have plenty of options for taking great photographs and videos.

Huge; brilliant display Gorgeous design Speedy performance Great cameras Dual SIM card support UPS panel enables a long-last ing display Fingerprint scanning and facial recognition 3.5mm audio jack

Proprietary memory card Night Mode washes out scenes

Huawei is continuing to stamp its mark on the consumer electronics market worldwide, and Australia is an important market in that drive. Last year, I tried my first Huawei device with the Mate 10, and this year I have returned for a follow up with the Mate 20.

There's a ton to love about the Huawei Mate 20. While not the Pro version, it offers a ton of features, fantastic build quality, and top-tier performance and battery life without busting your budget.

This is a great handset with all the quality you expect from Huawei, BUT it is not a dual sim phone as stated in the technical spec. It has space for one nano sim and one nano memory card only.