The OnePlus 5T is a solid piece of the device for sure with the amazingly optimized processor, improved low-light camera, and a fluid UI. Even though the OnePlus 5T is not a quiet revolutionary upgrade from its predecessor, it does comes with few noteworthy changes on board and the company has...

Large 18:9 display is good; Snappy performance; Good camera; Dash Charging technology

Lacks OIS; Lacks IP certification; No Android Oreo at launch

The price of high-end smartphones has gotten out of control. The iPhone X starts at $1000, while Samsung's Galaxy Note 8 retails at $950, and as much as I like nice things, ponying up that much for a phone is kind of ridiculous.

Bigger screen; headphone jack; still reasonably priced No microSD card slot or wireless charging

No microSD card slot or wireless charging

I am happy with this phone,photos is fantastic ,easy to use

phone is nice in hand and easy to use/ fast and great camera- could be larger but that is a personal preference thing. Love that phone is so well priced for the great quality and sleek design and reliability.

"This phone is amazing - The best camera on a smarrphone by a long way! Battery performance is solid! Highly recomended!"

I own a Huawei P9 and this phone definitely made me drool the first time I have touched the demo..An upgrade in camera with finer details than my P9. Still contains Leica camera, one of the internationally leading manufacturer of digital cameras.

the rear camera is superb; monochrome picture is detailed; light weight; thin; easy to grip

front camera still needs improvement and the quality of photo during low light

I've just spent close to a month testing the Huawei P10, a handset that is designed to do battle with the Galaxy S8 and LG G6

Smart Looks; Well Executed Design; Great Specs; Excellent Performance; Solid Camera

Software Needs Some Work; Design, While Nice, Could Be More Engaging; Too Much Bloatware

Huawei again presents a superb product that does not need to accept much criticism with its P10 lifestyle smartphone. The actual high-end product in the lineup is the P10 Plus edition.

classy design and high-quality materials, lightning-fast SoC, generous UFS 2.1 storage, fast LTE Cat; 12 with broad frequency coverage, good camera with hybrid zoom, decent battery life, expandable storage, decent speaker, up to three-year warranty, SuperCharge, good screen that..

...unfortunately has a resolution of just 1080p; worse screen-body ratio; inflated firmware; slow ac Wi-Fi; sluggish micro-SD slot; no MHL or SlimPort; throttling during load

After over four months with the Huawei P10, I can confirm the phone has aged very well. The 3200mAh battery hasn't seriously deteriorated and continues to easily last a full day with average use. The Kirin 960 CPU has also worn well and I still don't have any issues with the P10's performance.

Solid design; Expandable storage is a bonus; All day battery life; Decent performance

Emotion UI adds way too many duplicate apps; Camera's aperture is too low; Not the best-value phone around

In a vacuum without any competition, the Huawei P10 would be a decent device. It boasts solid performance, decent battery life, a great display and respectable cameras. The design is comfortable thanks to is smaller-than-average display and metal unibody construction.

Great performance with dependable battery life; Huawei's compact aluminium unibody still feels premium; Improved dual camera system can take good photos

Only minor upgrades over the now much cheaper P9; No oleophobic coating; EMUI software needs work, and Huawei's update track record is not great