The Huawei P10 is a solid all-round smartphone, offering smart hardware that's elevated by some well-designed software. If you're after a particular feature or looking to tweak some part of the user experience, chances are the P10 will allow you to do it.

Vibrant new colours; Feature-packed camera; EMUI 5.1

It's not often a phone is revealed in a green colour finish. Or "greenery" to give it full credit. Which, as it so happens, is Pantone's colour of the year 2017. It's also Huawei 's oh-so-on-trend colour for its brand new P10 smartphone.

More mature software from Huawei; slender and refined design; battery life is decent from a palm-sized phone; dual camera solution is fun; microSD card expansion or dual SIM; smooth operation and oodles of power on tap

Smeary fingerprints are a problem for the screen; default Themes still look jarring; P10 Plus a more appealing prospect (albeit larger device); camera bokeh effect can be overkill; moving fingerprint scanner to front was a bold move

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

While the Huawei P9 is a great smartphone, it can't quite compete with its successor, the P10. The P10 features faster internals, a bigger base storage, improved cameras and a range of new colour options – what's not to like?

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.

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

We're horribly spoiled by phones, as consumers, these days. They are all pretty good and their design language is very familiar to us. Sure, you could put out a triangular phone, but at this point, nobody would buy it.

Attractive; Leica camera tech impresses; 8 (yes 8!) colour options

Overshadowed by Samsung Galaxy S8; Pricier than previous Huawei phones; Battery life isn't amazing

Great phone new module coming out and think will be one of top phones 2018

Last year I reviewed the OnePlus 3T as a Windows phone user, and I called it the best Android phone for Windows phone converts. Its price, software, and design made it a no-brainer for Android newcomers, and it was a great option for those who are looking to switch from Windows phone.

Premium build quality; Lots of RAM means great performance; Clean; relatively stock Android

Slippery; Camera is only

The OnePlus 5T replaces its sibling as the best phone to buy in the sub-40k price bracket. However, for Android lovers, this doesn't have the newest version of the OS and lacks a camera that can take on the Google Pixel 2 XL.

Well built; Good performance; Nice display; Improved low light photography; still not the best

No water or dust resistance; Not running on Android Oreo out of the box