The camera is AMAZING!! Which was the reason I bought it. It takes professional pictures under the portrait settings. Even the regular photo setting is pretty amazing. The only issue I have with the phone is you cannot listen to headphones and charge your phone at the same time.

Phone is very nice. Battery is excellent. Camera is absolutely stunning. Can't praise it more, I believe this is the best in its class and better than iPhone or Samsungs flagship for atleast a year or 2 to come. Midnight blue looks stunning too.

One look at Huawei's latest flagship, with its trio of Leica-branded cameras and optional color-shifting purple finish, and a serious case of FOMO sets in. The P20 Pro won't even be offered in the United States, but the phone has still captivated worldwide interest, precisely for its quirks.

14-hour battery life; Amazing low-light performance; Android 8.1 Oreo; Great performance; Eye-catching design

No U.S; availability, Expensive, AI camera filters hit or miss

The Huawei P20 Pro is Chinese manufacturer Huawei's latest flagship smartphone. It brings a much-anticipated new feature to the table – a tri-camera – but that isn't the handset's only party trick.

Fantastic tri-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

There are three features that make the Huawei P20 Pro special, its battery life, 3x "optical zoom" and the camera's ability to deal with very low-light scenes. However, this is enough to make this one of the more interesting phones of the year to date.

Excellent low-light camera mode; great battery life; versatile three-lens rear camera system

No headphone jack; no wireless charging; display not as sharp as the Samsung Galaxy S9

What with all the attention the Huawei P20 Pro has captured lately, you'd think the company would be having a good year. Then again, high-profile criticism by the US government hasn't exactly done wonders for the Chinese phone-maker's sales, nor its scuppered carrier deals.

Well-constructed and great color options; Triple camera system is legitimately impressive; Display is bright and has great viewing angles; Two day battery life is class-leading

No official US availability; EMUI atop Android Oreo still feels unnecessary; No support for wireless charging; Camera AI can be heavy-handed with its processing

8 SCORE OUT OF 10 The Good Advanced camera Shoots stills in pitch dark Super slo-mo video Slick design Fast processor Responsive performer Great...

Advanced camera; Shoots stills in pitch dark; Super slo-mo video; Slick design; Fast processor; Responsive performer; Great battery life

Too big for some hands; No wireless charging; Pricier than other Huawei phones; Huawei's take on Android not stylish

Excellent camera mobilea

All is good except cons

No super amoled 2k display; No memory card option; Notch design LOOK like ugly; Price is too high.50k is better for this one

The Huawei P20 Pro has been making headlines ever since it was first launched back in March this year. The phone has a number of headlining features including, most importantly, the triple camera system on its back.

Let us get one thing clear at the very outset – the Huawei P20 Pro is basically all about camera muscle. Yes, the design is very eye-catching in its own right, with the glass front and back, the notched (some would say "botched") AMOLED display, and the specs are impressive (flagship level HiSilicon...

Among the best cameras around; Great battery life; Eye catching design; Generally smooth performance

Definitely expensive; No water and dust resistance or wireless charging; Similar processor as seen on much lower priced devices; UI can be a little complex in places