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The first ever triple-lens cam has now boost in a innovative smartphone, the cutting-edge specifications make the Huawei P20 Pro an attraction towards lot of users waited for the innovation. Chinese smartphone manufacturer displayed an impressively Android device glittering with elegance for high-end smartphones. It may compete with Apples stylish flagship what were here to reveals.
Performance, Battery Life, and Charging
Huawei says Kirin 970 processor delivers longer battery life, better neural processing unit (NPU), which deals with artificial intelligence (A.I.) 6 GB of Ram is backing up the device as compare to Apples iPhone X which has its A11 Bionic chip inside, backed by just 3GB of RAM. In todays real world, and at sharp users, the iPhone X is faster. One can quarrel about how much RAM needed by a smartphone, but memory management is different at Android and iOS, so we find nothing telling here directly.Although no external storage slot for expansion is found in both Huawei P20 Pro and in iPhone X but iPhone comes in 64GB or 256GB varities whereas Huawei P20 Pro offers 128GB of storage. As far as battery life, the P20 Pro has a 4,000mAh battery but the battery in the iPhone X is only rated at 2,716mAh.
Huawei P20 Pro needs some time to testing the performance. No matter if theres no wireless charging support for the P20 Pro, though it does offer Huaweis SuperCharge fast charging through a cable charger you get one in the box with your P20 Pro. The iPhone X does support wireless charging and it can charge quickly, but youll need to buy a charger and cable capable of fast charging extra.
An elegance curved glass design of the P20 Pro, especially the twilight finish, with blend of green, blue, and purple. Huawei has set to put the fingerprint sensors on front side, in the old traditional spot bottom of the screen. The smaller front notch will surprise you besides the bigger iPhone Xs notch.
Screen of iPhone X extends towards the bottom and is only break by the top notch where Face ID cams installed but there is no fingerprint sensor. Rear side is also glassy which lessens the colors adventurous than the Huawei P20 Pro. Cam modules are quite similar and both phones weigh similar exactly.
By submerging for about 30 minutes or so into a meter of water both of devices (Huawei P20 Pro and iPhone X score an IP67 rating and of-course similar on the durability front.
It is fact that iPhone X is preferably particular from the front but the Huawei P20 Pro is distinctly admiring which draw attention of smartphone users.
Although! Huawei has big plans for artificial intelligence but with a virtual assistant has not leapt straight so with the Kirin 970 and the NPU, what are the
actual benefits that will be answered in Oct this year when the company announce the Mate 10, the first phone to use the Kirin 970.
Huawei P20 Pro vs Apple iPhone X:
First ever triple-lens cam has now boost in an innovative smartphone, the cutting-edge specifications make the Huawei P20 Pro an attraction
Screen of iPhone X extends towards the bottom and is only break by the top notch where Face ID cams installed but there is no fingerprint sensor.
An elegance curved glass design of the P20 Pro, especially the twilight finish, with blend of green, blue, and purple. The P20 Pro has a 4000mAh battery but the battery in the iPhone X is only rated at 2716mAh.
Huawei has set to put the fingerprint sensors on front side, in the old traditional spot bottom of the screen. The smaller front notch will surprise you besides the bigger iPhone Xs notch.
 
Huwaei P20 Pro, the smartphone redefines intelligent photography. The Leica triple camera on board has beaten the other smartphones at DxOMark, scoring a highest-ever mark of 109.
The P20 Pro is the worlds first smartphone to feature a Leica triple camera system.
The main camera features a 40MP, 1/1.73³ RGB sensor behind a 27mm f/1.8 (35mm equiv) lens. The secondary camera has a 20MP, 1/2.78³ monochrome sensor behind a 27mm f/1.6 (35mm equiv)
The telephoto camera has an 8MP, 1/4.4³ RGB sensor behind an 80mm f/2.4 (35mm equiv.) lens with optical image stabilization.
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