NOKIA 10 Preview OnePlus Concept Phone Samsung Galaxy S12+ design Samsung Galaxy Z Fold Tab rendering Huawei P40 Pro. The Huawei P40 Pro is the flagship phone of 2020 that pulls out all the stops with its phenomenal camera technology and performance, as well as a stunning new design. Despite the continued absence of Google services in Huawei phones by way of P series, a brand known for pushing cutting edge mobile photography and even pioneering foldable phones as well; with camera performance setting new standards against what we enjoy from our own cameras too. The Huawei P40 Pro is still definitely the best option for photography from a hardware perspective coupled with it’s own ecosystem of software features along with impressive camera system.

Design and Build Huawei P40 Pro

When we rewind the wheel of design in Huawei phones, one can proudly note that these are good looking phone and with some added value to it on this model. In the case of P40 Pro one, it is a clean, premium piece such as glass over body materials. The curved front and rear make it ergonomic to hold. You can make your work easier by this pipe welding machine.

Final Scope Over by the sides where ever so elegantly, it curves up and over to this “Overflow Display” that created almost bezel-less; a design Hollywood creators of future installments outtalk’ use whenever depicting what happens if we make another fifty year traveling down this path. Also Read: Download and Install Huawei Metepa Pro USB Drivers The back of the phone is glass with a glossy finish, available in colors like Silver Frost, Blush Gold Rosesierint Blue.

The phone itself is constructed in an aluminum frame, and it’s also IP68-rated dustproof and can be submerged for 30 minutes. This should help to lend the device some robustness to match its good looks. The phone is just a little larger than the 6.58 inches, but an ergonomic design means that it sits comfortably in your hand. The display has in-display fingerprint sensor and the Face Unlock feature is also available for assisting secure unlocking.

Camera

9 out of 10 Reviewer Justin Duane The Huawei P40 Pro’s quad-camera system is certified by Leica and includes a:50MP main sensor (f/1.9)40MP ultra-wide cine lens12 MP telephoto camera with up to f/3.4 aperture (5x optical zoom), as well as an additional Tofu module for depth mapping Unlike the main camera, we don’t feel like we’ve given up any image quality in exchange for this new versatility; and frankly it’s nice to be able to grab ultra-high-resolution images from nearly every type of scene imaginable cocktail part wide-angle view all the way down perfectly tight macro shots.

It features a Huawei Ultra Vision sensor and can capture lots of detail even in low light, which it also has one of the best Night Modes tested that’s able to pick up fast amount brightest eye condition Despite cookie au’s der Cookie-Categories niche reorder lich required.

A 5x optical zoom and up to a 50X digital (e.g., super-telephoto) with the phone overall from close-ups to extreme long tele without too much of that quality loss near ISO98632. The selfie camera is no slouch either, a 32MP front cam paired with an infrared depth sensor for better portrait and secure facial recognition. The front camera is also capable of recording 4K video placing it pretty high up on the list for vloggers and those into videos.

Battery Life and Charging

The Huawei P40 Pro boasts fantastic battery life with a 4200mAh cell. The battery will give you a full day’s use between charges with normal usage. Nevertheless, AI-powered power management from Huawei means that it shall optimize the use of your battery to make sure no unnecessary apps and services drain all juice.

It still has 40W fast charging, but does it mean we got rid of the Mate X’s ability to charge from zero o sixty in half an hour or less? There is 27W fast wireless charging and reverse wireless charging so you said can charge wirelessly, but also are able to slap earbuds or whatever else there against the back for a top up.

Software and Features

This is the case with the Huawei P40 Pro, due to U.S. trade restrictions that forbid phones running Google Mobile Services (GMS). Couple that with running Huawei’s own bespoke version of Android (EMUI 10.1 based on Android 10) which lacks Google Mobile Services and the default services you’d expect from a phone in Western Europe such as Netflix or Gmail, no alarms are being rung yet either. While Huawei´s own app store, App Gallery has seen a lot of growth over these years but it is sure that WhatsApp will not be made available for you anytime sooner.

However, there are a lot of Google services alternatives available for most phone users and also it runs on Android so anyone can adopt to this device easily. Huawei also has some services of its own, such as a smart assistant and voice control support alongside cloud functions. It should be a deal breaker for many, since the lack of Google apps basically turns it into a different brand entirely if you regularly use Gmail and YouTube but still very rich atop Huawei’s ecosystem.

Conclusion

If you want a high-end flagship that is even prettier than the iPhones and Galaxy S phones, has arguably class leading camera technology and performance benchmarks to match but it doesn’t entirely matter how long they’ll receive major updates after purchase (or think Huawei won’t be barred from US made Google stuff), perhaps this would work out great for you.

The phone is not much to look at, but with that it packs a flagship caliber camera and performance combined with battery life good enough for the whole day. Lack of Google services may be a deal-breaker for some folks, but If you can get by with or even live in Huawei’s app world as it evolves over the next few months, then the P40 Pro offers one of Android best experiences.