If all the specs are true, the Huawei P9 is really a powerful mobile phone.
Do you like the P9, but don't want to spend $700 on a phone? Then the budget version Huawei P9 Lite might be worth having a look at. It retails for less than half the price of P9.
Manufacturer: Huawei
If all the specs are true, the Huawei P9 is really a powerful mobile phone.
An innovative camera, plenty of power and lovely build aren't quite enough to add up to overall perfection
High-quality build; Much improved DoF camera effects; Bright; colourful screen
Disappointing low-light camera performance; Software messes with Android a lot
The Huawei P9 rolls powerful Leica camera tech into a well-made, attractive handset. The specs won't set the world on fire, but there's more than enough to admire.
Leica camera; attractive metal design; smooth performance; decent battery; sensible price
Emotion UI; no fast charging; gimmicky
The Huawei P9 is a great smartphone for photography buffs, with image post-processing being some of the best you'll find in any phone. Improvements are needed in the power-saving department but, since I have had good experiences with Huawei devices in terms of software optimization, I don't see this...
Quality Leica photos in RAW format; Outstanding reception performance; Long battery life
Aggressive automatic power saving restricts usability; Distorted images
Huawei's collaboration with Leica, the 150-year-old camera manufacturer is a great way for the Chinese manufacturer to get their foot in the door further into the Android smartphone market in the west.
Beautiful build quality; Best in class camera; USB-C; Very good screen; Value purchase
Huawei's custom Android overlay is unnecessary; no fast charge
The build, the feel, the camera and fingerprint sensor are all top-notch on the Huawei P9. It is the best smartphone the Chinese manufacturer has made, and is so close to competitors Samsung and Apple. The one thing that lets it down is the software.
excellent camera; brilliant fingerprint scanner; good screen; great build and feel; microSD card support; USB-C; good battery stats; decent battery life
EMUI not quite up to scratch; fixed-focus selfie camera; no quick charging; no removable battery; screen not good for VR (low res
Huawei is not in league with Samsung and Apple just yet, but the P9 is a cut above in the second rung of the smartphone world. With high specs and a lower price point than the competition, you can start to see why the P9 is an attractive prospect.
Quality design and body; Lightning quick fingerprint sensor; Awesome camera
Emotion is still Emotion; Not the best at low-light photography
Huawei is growing up fast and the P9 represents the best that the company can bring to the table right now. It's not a perfect phone, taken in some very specific directions in certain areas, but the end result is pleasing to look at and pleasing to use.
Beautifully thin; lightweight design; Rich camera experience; Great battery life
The Huawei P9 certainly ticks a lot of the right boxes. It's thin, has a decent sized battery, and is a good improvement over its predecessor. However all this goodness comes at a price, and it remains to be seen whether it offers enough to challenge the competition.
Good camera Nice design Fast fingerprint reader Thin bezels Build quality microSD expansion
Emotion UI might not be for everyone Lack of OIS No 4K video Fast charger not supplied in box
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