Incredible camera for low-light; Stunning and durable build; Great battery life;

Frustrating software; No 5G; Rococo Pearl finish more expensive;

Increíble cámara increíble para entornos con poca luz; Contrastrucción duradera y bonita; Buena autonomía de la batería;

Software frustrante; Sin 5G;

Un capteur photo incroyable en faible luminosité; Design renversant et robuste; Généreuse autonomie;

Logiciel frustrant; Pas de 5G; Finition Rococo Pearl plus chère;

Variable aperture snappers and incredible image processing

Ace camera. Huawei's P60 Pro focuses entirely on photography and aims to further improve on the last generation's already great low-light capabilities - in particular when it comes to its periscope camera. Furthermore, the high-end smartphone aims to impress with its unusual design.

bright LTPO display, speedy system performance, good battery runtimes, Quad-Band GNSS, IP68, fast charging, wireless charging option

no 5G and no 6-GHz WLAN, no Google services, uncertain update delivery, missing Bluetooth codecs, strong throttling under load

The Huawei P60 Pro is one of the best cameraphones we’ve come across this year as we found in this quick review. Its camera performance is insanely impressive, showing off Huawei’s XMAGE tech, but the phone isn’t without its inherited quirks.

Excellent camera performance, Gorgeous and tough display

Only 4G connectivity, Polarizing design

The strong camera and striking design make a good first impression, but the lingering software issue of Huawei phones can’t be ignored when shopping for an Android.

Premium look and feel, Industry-leading camera tech, All-day battery life, You want a great camera phone: The Huawei P60 Pro is one of the best camera phones around with a fairly capable rear setup.

No access to Google Play or Google apps, Capped at 4G connectivity, Previous-gen processor, You rely on Google apps: With Huawei unable to work with companies like Google, the phone doesn’t ship with Google Play and you can’t sideload it either.

The Huawei P60 Pro builds on the strengths of its predecessor with excellent camera performance, good battery life and otherwise solid performance with the possibility of Google apps support via the Lighthouse app though it also features the same shortcomings, namely the lack of 5G connectivity.

Has Google apps support via Lighthouse, Excellent LTPO OLED display, Attractive pearlescent finish with IP68, Superb rear camera performance, Good battery life

No 5G connectivity, Uses an SD8+ Gen 1 processor