The Huawei P30 is one of my favorite devices that I've used. In fact, with the exception of the camera, I'd take it any day over the P30 Pro. I love the size, the form factor, the fact that the display is actually flat, and more.

The Huawei P30 offers you a best-in-class camera setup and a terrific design while commanding a smaller price than the Samsung Galaxy S10, or even the S10E. It's a fantastic deal, but a hassle to buy thanks to geopolitics.

Huawei's P30 is a gorgeous phone with an astonishing camera setup; Its battery life is exceptional and the phone sells for a reasonable price.

Power output by the Kirin 980 processor is good but not great, and the P30 lacks the premium feel of the P30 Pro; Huawei's EMUI take on Android remains a cut below pure Android, iOS and even Samsung's One UI.

The Huawei P30 ($483 at Amazon) has the same processor as the P30 Pro ($598 at Amazon). The photos it takes are comparable to those taken by the P30 Pro. Unlike the P30 Pro, it has a headphone jack. Yet it's roughly $350 cheaper. If the smaller P30 has similar photographic clout and a slick design of its own, is there any reason to opt for the more expensive Pro?

The Huawei P30 offers you a best-in-class camera setup and a terrific design while commanding a smaller price than the Samsung Galaxy S10, or even the S10E. It's a fantastic deal, but a hassle to buy thanks to geopolitics.

Huawei's P30 is a gorgeous phone with an astonishing camera setup; Its battery life is exceptional and the phone sells for a reasonable price.

Power output by the Kirin 980 processor is good but not great, and the P30 lacks the premium feel of the P30 Pro; Huawei's EMUI take on Android remains a cut below pure Android, iOS and even Samsung's One UI.

The Huawei P30 offers you a best-in-class camera setup and a terrific design while commanding a smaller price than the Samsung Galaxy S10, or even the S10E. It's a fantastic deal, but a hassle to buy thanks to geopolitics.

Huawei's P30 is a gorgeous phone with an astonishing camera setup; Its battery life is exceptional and the phone sells for a reasonable price

Power output by the Kirin 980 processor is good but not great, and the P30 lacks the premium feel of the P30 Pro; Huawei's EMUI take on Android remains a cut below pure Android, iOS and even Samsung's One UI

The Huawei P30 impresses not only with its slim design, but also with its very good camera. What impressed us in particular was its capture performance in low-light situations and its super-macro function. Performance was as expected very high, but it managed only a place in the middle of the pack.

OLED display; Fingerprint sensor under display; 5x optical zoom; Dust/waterproof; Fast SuperCharge

Storage expansion only possible with NanoMemory cards; PWM flickering; Not true dual-SIM

Triple camera from Leica. Huawei has set the bar for smartphones which seek to position themselves in the upper segment a little bit higher. The Leica triple camera and octa-core SoC sound good on paper, and the rest of the specification also seems to have a lot to offer. Find out in our review what the Huawei P30 really brings to the table.

The Huawei P30 impresses not only with its slim design, but also with its very good camera. What imp...

OLED display; Fingerprint sensor under display; 5x optical zoom; Dust/waterproof; Fast SuperCharge;

Storage expansion only possible with NanoMemory cards; PWM flickering; Not true dual-SIM;

The Huawei P30 Pro is getting a lot of the glory, but its sibling, the Huawei P30, is also raising a lot of user interest for a deep-dive Camera Benchmark score, so we're happy to oblige.

Very good photo quality.

The Huawei P30 Pro has gotten all the buzz with its new superzoom camera, but Huawei has one more phone that features the same kind of performance power in a more compact body and at a much more affordable price, and that phone – undeservedly – flies under the radar.

Beautiful design; solid construction; Very good battery life; Smooth performance; Fast charging on board; Much better in-screen fingerprint scanner

Screen quality is good; but not great; Photos have bleak colors; EMUI has its quirks; no quick pull-down for notifications; etc; Disappointing loudspeaker quality; New nanoSD cards required here are hard to come by; No 4K60 video option; No warranty if you get it in the US; will not work on Verizon...

Good phone with super good camera