ZDNet's Sandra Vogel recently published her full review of the Huawei P20 Pro , which I also have in hand and am using to test out its imaging prowess. Over the last week and a half I have also been using the Huawei P20 that offers much of the same as the P20 Pro for EUR250 less.

Gorgeous fit; finish; and design; Outstanding camera performance; Ample internal storage; Solid battery life; Many options to customize to your preferences

Fingerprint sensor is positioned too low; Less water resistance than P20 Pro (IP53 vs 67; No support for wireless charging

For the first time in the annual phone war, Huawei has succeeded in creating a genuine alternative to the Samsung Galaxy S9. The P20 is refined, polished and attractive. There are almost too many superlatives to describe this mighty impressive phone.

Beautiful polished design; Speedy performance; Camera is very good - particularly "Night Mode; Sharp and vivid display

No wireless charging; Still the odd software quirk here and there; No IP water/dust resistance rating; The Pro model is that much better

The Huawei P20 is the staple of the all-new P20 range, sitting beneath the tri-camera-toting and above the budget P20 Lite. But don't let its middling position deter you; the Huawei P20 is still a fantastic smartphone that's worth your hard-earned cash, even if it isn't being marketed as the...

Fantastic dual-camera; 128GB of storage to boot; Solid performance; Stunning design; EMUI interface has come a long way

No 3.5mm headphone port; Display needs some fine-tuning; No wireless charging; Not waterproof

Just as there’s no denying the Huawei P20’s many technical accomplishments, it’s also a blindingly obvious amalgamation of other phones that have done the same thing first. And that’s a problem when it’s not bringing anything new to the party. Unlike the Huawei P20 Pro and its triple lens camera. So as much as the P20 is a phone with an admirable screen, camera and all-round performance, it doesn’t distinguish itself enough to go toe-to-toe with them. Hence it’s a hell of a lot cheaper than the iPhone 8, Samsung Galaxy S9 and company when bought on contract. If you’d prefer the spare cash in your pocket to a more innovative phone, then the Huawei P20 is well worth your consideration. Besides, most people probably won’t know it’s not the iPhone X anyway.

Great LCD screen; Speedy performance; Tidy camera;

Borrowed design; No waterproofing; No headphone jack;

Chinese company Huawei has been on a streak in the past few years by selling millions of phones and quickly growing to become the world's third-largest phone maker, behind Apple and Samsung.

Excellent camera on P20 Pro; especially for night photos; Beautiful gradient glass back; High quality OLED display on P20 Pro; Great loudspeaker quality; Plentiful 128GB storage

Blatant Apple copy; EMUI custom interface has dated looks; glitchy; Pricey for what it is; No wireless charging

Great LCD screen; Speedy performance; Tidy camera;

Borrowed design; No waterproofing; No headphone jack;

Huawei's P10 was one of my absolute favorite phones of 2017. It was comfortable to use, had a wonderful camera, and the features seemed well-implemented. Naturally, I was excited when the company was announcing the P20.

Huawei introduced its two new flagship phones at the same time, the Huawei P20 and the P20 Pro. While the P20 Pro has the world's first triple-camera setup, the P20 is more of a direct follow-on from its predecessor, the P9.

Huawei's success in the international market hasn't lulled itself into complacency if its latest flagships are anything to go by. The Huawei P20 and P20 Pro are two phones that pack nearly identical specs, albeit slightly different sizes, designs, and camera configurations, and are ready to take the...

Absolutely gorgeous design; IP67 water and dust resistance of the P20 Pro; Tiny bezels; Screen protector and USB Type-C headphones included in the box; Lightning fast fingerprint scanner; Knuckle gestures come in handy; Incredible photo quality; P20 Pro offers enhanced zoom modes; Camera's Night...

No 4K video stabilization; No 3.5mm audio jack; The P20 is only IP53-rated; No Daydream VR or ARCore support; Attracts lots of pocket lint and fingerprints; No WiFi calling support

If you're lusting after the Huawei P20 Pro's three rear cameras and mesmerizing "twilight" color, but can't justify the high price, then the "regular" Huawei P20 is the phone to get.

The Huawei P20 takes terrific low-light photos from the dual rear camera, comes in some astounding colors and is small enough to use with one hand; Like the P20 Pro, it lets you hide the default screen notch many Android fans hate

Why is the P20 only splash-proof, but not rated water-resistant like the P20 Pro? There's no headset jack; You won't be able to buy it in the US