Testseek.co.uk have collected 788 expert reviews of the Huawei Mate 20 Pro and the average rating is 90%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Huawei Mate 20 Pro.
May 2019
(90%)
788 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Users
(88%)
99 Reviews
Average score from owners of the product.
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The editors liked
Gorgeous design outshines even the Galaxy S9+
In-screen fingerprint scanner best of its kind
Triple rear camera arrangement arguably best capabilities on the market
Huge battery capacity with 40W fast-charge
Qi wireless charging
Looks gorgeous
Brilliant screen
Awesome camera
Long battery life
Charges other phones
In-display scanner works flawlessly
Reverse wireless charging
Class-leading camera
Top-of-the-line specs in a classy design
Three cameras
Including a great wide-angle lens
World-first features on a mainstream phone
Like in-screen fingerprint
Stylish design
Two
Day battery life
Incredibly detailed screen
Next
Generation camera
Brilliant cameras
Super powerful
Top specs and features
Surprising compact design
Incredible camera versatility
Jam packed with tech
Gorgeous
Premium design
Bright and vivid OLED
HDR display
Kirin 980 CPU is insanely fast
Leica-made camera system is superb
Futuristic in-display fingerprint reader
Capacious 4
200 mAh battery
Android 9.0 Pie out of the box
3D face recognition
Indisplay fingerprint scanner
Wireless charging
Brilliant camera
Fantastic screen
Good processor
Three lenses provide unparalleled compositional flexibility
Well-designed
Fully-featured camera app
Special modes such as Night Shot work well
Well-priced for a top-end flagship phone
Exceptional performance
Great camera
Vibrant display
Strong collection of features
Sleek and ergonomic design
Very fast Kirin 980 chip
Ultra wide-angle camera is fantastic
Excellent battery life
Super fast wired charging
Incredible performance
Great battery life
Qi reverse charging is an inspired idea
Great design
Outstanding innovation
Unbeaten camera
Strong performer
Super-fast charging means 30 minutes of charging will get your battery to 70%
Incredible battery life when it comes to video playback
You can use your phone as a wireless charger for other handsets - great when your friends or family are running low on
The editors didn't like
Square camera arrangement doesn't look great
EMUI software still divides opinion
No 3.5mm jack
Some AI camera features are overzealous or flawed
It's going to be expensive
Quite slippy without a case
A Qi charger would sweeten the deal
Proprietary expandable storage solution
No headphone jack
Power and volume keys too close
Pricey. So pricey
Camera's HDR elements aren't as good as Google Pixel 3
IPhone XS
Basic UI
Complex nest of settings
Little tutorial help
Camera's HDR elements could be better
Huawei need to up their software game
EMUI bloatware still an issue
Dodgy fingerprint scanner
Screen is a smudge magnet
EMUI is clunky
High price
Uses nano memory card rather than microSD
GPU not as impressive as CPU
Speaker could be louder
EMUI not to everyone's taste
Nano memory not microSD
Expensive
No headphone socket
Master AI can be overbearing at times
Curved screen can encourage inadvertent touches
No monochrome camera
Massive notch
Clever but awkward inscreen fingerprint reader
Gluegate is an issue that needs addressing
Speaker sounds noticeably worse than P20 Pro
While in-screen fingerprint scanner is cool new technology
It is not as fast as P20 Pro's capacitive scanner
NM cards could be expensive
Rating
EMUI will divide opinion
The screen suffers from fingerprint marks and glare in bright light
Published: 2018-10-24, Author: Mike , review by: fudzilla.com
Really, this is really quite a remarkable computerised phone with some really very strong and interesting features. Huawei's distributors/resellers – firms like 3 and O2 in the UK, tell me there's strong pre-order demand for the device. Deep pockets will...
Battery lasts and lasts, Blistering performance, Gorgeous display, 3D face unlock is fast and reliable, Textured rear glass improves grip, resists scratches and fingerprints
Camera lacks the dynamic range of the Google Pixel, Master AI image processing isn't yet consistent enough to be trusted, Some software bugs and annoyances
Beautiful hardware design, Sharp, clear OLED screen, 3D Face Unlock and triple rear cameras, Efficient inscreen fingerprint recognition, Wireless charging and fast charging, Great battery life, IP68 dust/water resistance
Curved screen edges make text a little 'fuzzy', Proprietary Nano Memory card expansion format, No 3.5mm headset jack
Huawei has thrown everything including the kitchen sink at the Mate 20 Pro, which costs €1,049, and for the most part the results are pleasing. It has a great screen (although the long-edge curvature needs some attention), super battery life, a very good...
Notch aside, the Mate 20 Pro is thin and sleek, somehow fitting in 4 rear cameras, depth sensors, and a huge battery into a very small frame, Like the P20 Pro, the triple camera setup makes for some of the best photos on a smartphone, With a 7nm Kirin 980
Some users probably don't mind EMUI, but as far as I'm concerned it offers one of the worst software experiences on an Android phone, to the point where I actually found it unenjoyable in daily use, Both the in-display fingerprint sensor and face unlock a
Probably, but there are some shortcomings. To my enduring frustration, Huawei seems to have done everything possible to make the notch stand out. The time stays on the right side of the status bar, but other status icons have to spill over to the left. If...
Stylish design, Beautiful OLED screen, Generally fast performance, Fast 40watt charging, Solid battery life, Fast and reliable 3D face recognition, New ultrawide camera is nice to have, Nicesounding stereo speakers, Support for wireless charging; water pr
Pricey, Gesture navigation is not perfectly polished, New nanoSD cards required here are hard to come by, Inscreen fingerprint scanner is futuristic and cool, but also a bit fiddly, Video quality is not quite great
Summing it all up, the Huawei Mate 20 Pro is a fast Android phone with a beautiful design and a gorgeous screen. It has a solid battery life, super fast charging and one of the most versatile cameras around. And it has a ton of storage on board. Add to th...
Abstract: After numerous leaks and rumors, the new Mate series devices are finally official. The company officially launched the Mate 20, Mate 20 Pro, Mate 20 X and the 20 RS. We have spent more than 24 hours with the Mate 20 Pro and so far we are really impressed...
Starting from P10, Huawei smartphones have already had their own design ideas. From the Aurora color of Huawei P20 in the first half of this year to the current Mate 20 Porsche lights, Huawei has become a smartphone manufacturer with excellent design skil...
high quality craftsmanship with great colour options, first-class OLED display, great triple camera, fast MIMO Wi-Fi, LTE Cat. 21, IP68-certified, solid call quality, precise GPS, rapid SuperCharge and wireless charging, dual VoLTE, powerful SoC
nano memory card is a questionable choice, sub-optimal main speaker placement, only hybrid dual-SIM
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Abstract: Way back in October of last year, Huawei introduced the Mate 10 and Mate 10 Pro. These phones were arguably Huawei's most stylish phones to date, and they were also the first to use Huawei's Kirin 970 chipset, with its dedicated neural processing unit...
