After using the phone for three weeks, it's easy to conclude, that the OnePlus 5T is now a proper flagship.

mid range device performance decreases after few months

quick face recognisation; good camera

no dual front camera; no dust resistant; no water resistant; no sd card slot; no stereo speaker

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 P10: Huawei's repackaged P10 flagship is the perfect photographer's companion

Improved performance; Lengthier battery life; Still a fantastic camera

Brexit induced price hike

The Huawei 10 is undoubtedly a very powerful contender in the flagship smartphone arena packing a hefty punch of specs along with a killer price as well. The Leica certified lenses only strengthen its hold in said arena.

It might be a little off the pace but with great performance, excellent camera and good fingerprint sensor, the P10 is the Chinese firm's best phone to date

fast and responsive; great standby; great; fun cameras; good build; nice feel; microSD card support; privacy features

boring compared to rivals; battery life could be longer; no Google Assistant

Got the phone for a little more a month and went from an Honor 7 that started to get tired. PLUS: * The camera - amazing, loves the fact that the aperture can be controlled. * Home button - acts as a fingerprint reader and as a button to go backwards and to home screen.

The P10 is a really solid Android phone with barely any flaws, beyond that lower-than-the-competition screen and average battery life. No, there’s not anything massively distinctive about it - no LG G6-style bezel-less display, Sony Xperia XZ Premium-style 4K screen, or Samsung Galaxy S7-style curved glass on the front. Instead, it’s just quietly, efficiently, excellent. It has one of the most comprehensive phone cameras out there, packed with useful features and tricks, and is blindingly fast too. Oh, and it has the added bonus of looking really like an iPhone, but not costing as much. Speaking of cost, the P10 looks like retailing at £599 when it arrives on March 31. That’ll put it just a smidgen below the absolute top-tier phones - which is apt, because that’s also where it sits in terms of overall quality. Buy the P10 SIM free here from Huawei

Takes brilliant photos; Really fast; Stylish design; Clever one-button control;

Average battery life; Only 1080p screen; Quite pricey;

Takes brilliant photos; Really fast; Stylish design; Clever one-button control;

Average battery life; Only 1080p screen; Quite pricey;

In a way, this phone isn't really getting a fair shake, as the most immediate comparison people make is against the bigger brother Mate which only just made it to the United States about a month ago.

Impressive camera performance; Most powerful chipset available (at time of publishing this review; Dazzling Blue model really does prevent fingerprints; Incredibly fast charging

Somewhat derivative design; No official IP rating; Fingerprint gestures might be controversial; "Adequate" audio performance for a premium priced phone