Or you can use a wide diaphragm mode (beautiful bokeh) and refocus the photos afterwards. The system allows to make amazing photos, which mimic pictures from old black and white film cameras. Info about colors comes from the second – color – camera. The main black and white module handles detalization and wide dynamic range. Let me remind you of how Huawei cameras actually work. P10 was great, but P10 Plus is fantastic. A smaller P10 could compete with Samsung, Apple and LG, but Huawei P10 Plus simply blew me out of the water. Thanks to Leica partnership, the cameras are better than ever. CamerasĪs before in P9, Huawei P10 Plus offers improved options for photographers. Maybe there’s something there, but it extends the battery life for no more than 10-15 percent. The same can be said about energy consumption – I hardly noticed any improvements. Maybe I’m getting old, but I can’t see any differences in picture with this mode on. In the energy saving settings there’s an option to prolong the phone’s life by lowering the screen resolution.
I tried to charge the smartphone from adapters and power banks with Qualcomm Quick Charge, and got the same time. While you are doing your morning routine, the phone charges. I advise to charge it in the morning, and not at night, as usual. Wait for about an hour and the phone is charged for a day of work. Huawei P10 Plus has an important feature – quick charge option. One problem: Huawei P10 Plus is slippery in dry hands, but that’s the price you pay for premium metal and glass. All elements are in their places the power and volume buttons are easy to find, the same can be said about the fingerprint scanner (which can be used for navigation). I myself prefer 5,2-inch devices, so I may be a bit prejudiced. Generally, the smartphone is comfy to use – for a 5,5-inch device. Overall, this is not a compact phone, although it’s thinner and lighter than both of the previously mentioned devices. iPhone 7 Plus is still bigger, thankfully, but Huawei P10 Plus is almost as big as Google Pixel XL. This year’s trendy bezel-less technology hadn’t been noticed by Huawei, who released a fairly standard phone with bezels and big spaces on the sides of the screen. Huawei P10 Plus is a typical “big” smartphone with all the usual consequences. This size is a golden medium between convenience and screen size. That’s why 5,5” screens are the most popular. The icons look bigger and all elements are easier to interact with. Still, the bigger screen of Huawei P10 Plus means more freedom. Personally, I prefer the smaller device, which is more comfortable to hold and use with only one hand. There are some anthropometric differences between the two smartphones. The build quality is perfect, not counting the volume button, which is a bit unpleasant to push.
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