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We are fans though – these days anyway – and Huawei has come from being a network equipment provider to a coveted consumer electronics brand in a matter of years. Mind you, it’s not short on cash. Here are the best Huawei phones you can buy in 2018. Best Huawei phones 2018 1. Huawei Mate 20 Pro The Mate 20 Pro is an outstanding phone.
The cameras will be the highlight for many people, but it really is a fantastic all-rounder with a top-quality screen, super-fast charging, wireless charging and excellent battery life. It isn’t perfect, but the small niggles shouldn’t be deal-breakers for most people. Read our Huawei Mate 20 Pro review. 2. Huawei P20 Pro In the P20 Pro Huawei has delivered a stunning phone which should be on your shortlist along with the Galaxy S9 and iPhone X. Sure, there are some niggles such as the lack of stabilisation for 4K video, no headphone jack and no wireless charging,but if your priority is photography then the P20 Pro does not disappoint.
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Add in the long battery life, dual SIM slots and great screen and you’ve got the complete package: this is one of the best phones of 2018. It’s a fair amount more than the regular model so save yourself £200 on the regular P20 if you don’t mind ‘only’ dual rear cameras, no waterproofing and an LCD screen vs OLED. Read our Huawei P20 Pro review.
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3. Huawei P20 The Huawei P20 is a phone we can recommend with hardly any reservations. It lacks a headphone jack and waterproofing, but aside from that is one of the best phones of 2018. It holds its own thanks to outstanding cameras, excellent battery life and the most premium design on a Huawei phone ever.
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It has a notch, but you can hide it in the software settings, making it no issue. At £599, we can recommend it alongside the Samsung Galaxy S9, though you might want to spend more on the S9 for the OLED display, waterproofing and headphone jack. Read our Huawei P20 review.
4. Huawei Mate 10 Pro The Mate 10 Pro is easily one of the best phones from Huawei yet and the dual rear cameras deliver excellent portrait photos. They can’t quite best the Pixel 2 XL’s photos but the Mate 10 Pro has a better screen, better battery life and just as much processing power. Recent EMUI updates have added features that were previously exclusive to the P20 Pro, so at this price, the Mate 10 Pro is very good value indeed. Read our Huawei Mate 10 Pro review.
5. Huawei Mate 20 The Huawei Mate 20 may not have the headline features of the Mate 20 Pro, but it’s an amazing smartphone in its own right. The 7nm Kirin 980 chipset beat most 2018 flagships in our benchmarks, the triple-camera setup on the rear takes crisp, detailed photos and the Dewdrop display provides an amazing screen-to-body ratio. The only real issue is that the Huawei Mate 20 isn’t officially available in the UK or US, so you’ll have to get it shipped in from overseas if you want to get your hands on it. Read our Huawei Mate 20 review.
6. Huawei P10 Plus The P10 Plus is another solid smartphone from Huawei offering attractive design, high-end hardware and much improved software. However, it’s missing a few features compared to rivals such as waterproofing and wireless charging. You should be able to find it cheaper than the RRP given the release of the P20 line.
Read our Huawei P10 Plus review. 7. Huawei P10 The Huawei P10 is an impressive beast – it’s gorgeous, powerful and the dual cameras are a huge improvement over the 2016 flagship, the P9. Portrait mode works better than expected, photos are crisp, vibrant and detailed and even the selfie camera has had a meaningful upgrade. Huawei’s EMUI, one of the most controversial Android overlays, is much better to use than with previous smartphones, and offers machine learning algorithms that should speed up your phone the more you use it. Battery life isn’t great but the price, now being the old model, is very attractive at £349.
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