This is our full Huawei P20 Pro review; we have spent two weeks with the phone and used it across France, Hungary, and Romania.

- great design and colors; - benchmark smartphone photography; - high-quality display; - great performance; - insane battery life; - solid speakers for multimedia

no wireless charging; no headphone jack could upset some; Master AI image processing is at times inconsistent; concealing the notch via software needs work in some apps

Huawei isn't a well-known name brand in Canada. While the Chinese company officially launched its first phone in Canada only last year, Huawei also saw success with the Google Nexus 6P in the Canadian market.

Long lasting battery; Night mode is great; Loud speaker

Bloatware apps; Possible high price; Camera bump

Huawei P20 Pro: Huawei's P20 Pro has three cameras, but is that really necessary?

Excellent camera setup; Stunning new design; Long-lasting battery life

More expensive than Huawei P10 Plus

Was recommended this phone from a family member, it does not disappoin.t Easy to use, camera amazing, and the speed of it is incredible, can't fault it at all!. Having had galaxy phones for some years I didn't realise how much better huawei phones are than those, glad I changed.

The Huawei P20 Pro shames every other smartphone camera in the market right now, thanks to the Leica branded optics paired with adequately sized imaging sensors. The beautiful colour treatment makes the Huawei P20 Pro a distinctive smartphone, once that you cannot mistake for another.

The camera lives up to the hype; Distinctive design and colour treatment; Excellent battery life

EMUI 8.1 a little buggy; Display does not support wide-gamut colour; Minor hiccups in some games

Huawei is dealing with its fair share of trouble in the US, but that doesn't mean it forgot how to make a great phone. From build quality to design to camera performance, the P20 Pro is every bit a first-rate flagship smartphone.

Stunning design and build quality; 2+ day battery life; Impressive Leica triple camera system; Solid performance

Not for sale in the US; The notch will bug some people; No headphone jack; Camera's Master AI can be overzealous

A few years ago, Huawei made a phenomenal device that will forever live in the annals of mobile history. It offered exciting software, a confident design, and a large, imposing footprint. It announced Huawei as a major player in a market dominated by Apple and Samsung.

The Chinese handset maker Huawei has evolved so much in the recent years. The improvements and the refinements in the successive Huawei smartphones are indeed evident. This time Huawei pulled themselves out of the dual camera races, made one-up and launched P20 Pro with triple camera setup for the...

Excellent Build quality; Brilliant camera; Good battery life; Artificial Intelligence in camera

Priced on the higher side; No 3.5mm audio jack; Average video quality; EMUI interface might not be preferred by everyone

HUAWEI, the Chinese tech giant that recently unveiled the three smartphones in Paris named HUAWEI P20, HUAWEI P20 Pro and Porsche Design HUAWEI Mate RS now has brought the flagship P20 Pro to India .

The Huawei P20 Pro is an excellent smartphone. The P20 Pro is based largely on the Mate 10 Pro, the latter of which does a few things better than the P20 Pro. The Mate 10 Pro has a more aesthetically pleasing design, longer battery life, better call quality all for €250 (~$305) less at the time of...

terrific triple camera, bright and colour accurate natural tone display, LTE Cat; 18, Dual SIM with dual VoLTE, aptX HD, strong performance, USB 3.1 with HDMI/DP, great battery life, MIMO WiFi, rapid charging, IP67 rated, premium construction

no 1,440p display; no wireless charging; no headphone jack; no expandable storage