Review on Smartphone HUAWEI P20 Lite 4/64 GB, black by Xun Qu ᠌

It was either that or the Honor 9, and I went with it. In comparison to the P20 Lite, the latter offers a more powerful processor and a number of other advantages; but, after trying out both devices in person, I decided to go with the Huawei without any reservations. Because I don't play games very often, the CPU isn't really that significant to me. The location and the view were the primary selling points. With all of its perks. - Very quick on your feet - The Android 8 operating system - A slick-looking shell EMUI 8 - NFC - The "frameless" screen looks really stunning (not easily soiled, by the way). It is obvious that the colors have been distorted because they are vibrant and lively. In contrast to the Alcatel Shine Lite that I had previously used, the Huawei P20 has a white color that is more of an off-white and has a bluish-purple tint to it. The tint options don't seem to make much of a difference. Yet, this is not a drawback because, if you do not make comparisons, you will not be able to detect any difference at all. - Capable of lasting for 1.5–2 days on a single charge - High definition display - Outward manifestations in general Memory is in excess of what is required (64 GB) - USB Type-C, which, regardless of what anyone says, is more practical than micro USB. - Rapid charging (1.5 to 2 hours to reach 100 percent) - Captivating modes for the camera (portrait mode, live photos). The camera itself is fairly passable for the price of the smartphone, and it shoots photographs that are rich in detail whenever there is adequate illumination. When shooting in portrait mode, the blur effect on the background might occasionally go wrong, resulting in noticeable artifacts. Yet, this is a result of the software. In overall, I do not have any complaints regarding the camera. despite its advantages. - Susceptible to scuffing. Despite the fact that I had the case on, I was oblivious to the fact that I had slightly scratched the glass on the back. Do not play games that require a lot of effort; the camera's stabilization is not very excellent; the surface is slightly slick but not dangerously so (it seems to be non-existent). If you want clear shots of your children in your family photos taken with your phone, you will need to try to snap them while they are moving around to avoid blurring the images.