Huawei P10 Plus

Set to launch sometime in March or April, the P10 Plus is a next generation smartphone devised by the Chinese company Huawei. The P10 Plus can be considered as a successor to Huawei's P9 Plus which received rave reviews from critics and customers alike.

The Huawei P10 Plus aports a 5.5- inch, 2K display and a homegrown octa-core quad-core Kirin 960 Chipset and is available in a couple of RAM (4GB and 6GB) . Apart from that, the P10 Plus runs the latest Android 7.0 Nougat (with the company's customary EUI 5.1 skin on top) and offers an in-built storage capacity of 64GB (and 128GB for the 6GB RAM one) that could be extended upto 256GB.

In addition to this, the phone would feature a hybrid SIM slot and a rear mounted fingerprint sensor.

Coming to the optics, the P10 Plus boasts of Leica’s 20—megapixel monochrome sensor coupled with a 12-megapixel RGB sensor as a part of the rear camera setup. Up front, there is an 8MP secondary camera with f/1.9 aperture.

Other than that, the P10 Plus packs in a 3,750mAh battery to keep it alive.



The Huawei P10 Plus is expected to be out in the global market by March or April this year and the best price in India for Huawei P10 Plus is expected to be around 49,300INR for the 4GB RAM version and 56,300INR for the 6GB RAM one.

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The Huawei P10 pair runs on the company's own EMUI ROM. It is now up to version 5.1, groomed to accompany the new lineup. The OS is not only based on Android 7 Nougat, but has also been refreshed in a number of ways. There are now different colors and themes crafted from the ground up by Huawei's design team. Ultra Memory is a new algorithm with a focus on recycling and freeing RAM faster. It learns from your app habits and speeds up app launching/resuming by keeping what you consider important in the RAM.

Ultra Response, on the other hand, allows for faster touch response, thanks to a new driver. read more →

The Huawei P10 Plus is a totally decent phone: it's got brisk performance, a camera that's more flexible than most, and a big, high-res screen. But at the same time, it's also a phone that's really difficult to feel very passionately for.

Part of that has to do with the phone not really going above-and-beyond in any one way. Like while its performance is good, we've already got faster phones. read more →

The design is pretty special, the camera superb and the pricing competitive for the amount of storage. In short, it's one of the best big screen phones you can buy, with a generally awesome spec sheet. The most irritating thing about EMUI is actually the Phone Manager app which pops up regular notifications about power intensive apps, but just enables you to close them rather than do anything constructive.
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Visually it's one of the best looking Huawei devices to date (and, yes, it'll pull iPhone comparisons), the EMUI software is the most mature it's ever been, the battery life is great, the dual cameras are capable, there's loads of power and storage on board and, well, as Android phones go it's right up there.

It's not perfect though: the screen's finish means smeary fingerprints are more of an issue than we've found in other devices (once the screen protector is off), which is frustrating from a flagship product. read more →