A great device that can elevate your photography skills with the help of AI. It can power you throughout the day, be it watching videos, playing games or messaging friends.

Capable of taking great shots; Grooved power button

Camera bump; Fingerprint magnet

Huawei's introduction of the P20 and P20 Pro last month in Paris, France saw a huge positive response from consumers. For the first time in a long time, Huawei is seen as a strong global competitor that's able to match the innovations brought upon by the likes of Apple and Samsung.

* No water-resistance; * No wireless charging; * No Gorilla Glass protection (

The P20 is a little lacking when it comes to graphics processing, but the camera is amazing, the sound quality is good and you'll have an incredibly handsome phone to boot (though INQ takes no responsibility for damage done to your Huawei P20 by your foot).

The Leica camera; the sound; the slim; reflective profile; durable battery; responsive

Can't handle graphics-intensive tasks; picks up fingerprints like nobody's business; no IP67/68 rating; no Jack

I had originally wanted to review the Huawei P20 Pro because after all, it's the top of the line pro version… but I was sent the P20 and I'm happy to say that I haven't been disappointed in the least.

The camera shoots great pics; Comfortable in hand and pocket; Can connect the phone to a larger monitor or projector; Fast charging

Coming from the P10, the Huawei P20 has made a pretty significant jump even though it's not the greatest of the P20 lineup. But that doesn't necessarily mean that you should go ahead and buy the P20 Pro. The P20 for me is a better phone when it compared to the P20 money-to-specification ratio.