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Description
If such a complex camera system is not among your priorities though, then there are plenty of other options you can choose from.
The Samsung Galaxy S10+ is the first phone to come to mind when we think of alternatives. It has a higher-res Super AMOLED screen and a punch-hole dual-camera at the front. Its triple camera on the back is quite capable (ultra-wide, regular plus 2x zoom) though it does lack a night mode. It can do 4K at 60fps videos, though and the phone itself offers stereo speakers, 3.5mm jack, and a microSD card slot option.
The Google Pixel 3 XL also has a higher-res OLED screen but is powered by a previous generation Snapdragon 845 chipset. Its single camera excels in low-light and portraits and the selfie camera is arguably the best in the market. Plus, the pure Android experience is something many appreciate. But as far as versatility and creativity goes, P30 Pro is far ahead of the Pixel.
Sony Xperia 1 will launch in two months with a large and notch-free 4K OLED screen. It has the latest chipset and a triple 12MP camera on the back with ultra-wide, regular and tele modules. The Xperia 1 is still a couple of months away though and it's unclear if its cameras will be able to come close to the P30 Pro, but the high-res screen and unique aspect ratio may turn the tides for you. Or not.
Performance:
Camera:
Quality:
Price:
Things I like
Stunning color options and trendy design, water-resistant
Excellent AMOLED screen with a tiny notch
Fast under-display fingerprint reader
Great battery life
Flagship-grade performance
Class-leading daylight and low-light camera performance
Unmatched 5x optical zoom lens
Super fast wired and wireless charging
Things I don't like
No 3.5mm audio port
No 4K at 60fps video capture
No stereo speakers
Selfie camera is fixed-focus
Huawei's NM memory cards are still far from mainstream
Overall Ratings:
Verdict
Huawei is already turning into the cameraphone benchmark for the whole industry. And the Huawei P30 Pro is exactly the next big thing everyone will be looking to beat.
But don't get us wrong - while photography is the Huawei P30 Pro's forte, it still excels at everything that you'd need from a modern smartphone - design, screen, performance and gaming, even battery life. It may not be without omissions, but those are much easier to forgive when you have that many strengths.
Description
If such a complex camera system is not among your priorities though, then there are plenty of other options you can choose from.
The Samsung Galaxy S10+ is the first phone to come to mind when we think of alternatives. It has a higher-res Super AMOLED screen and a punch-hole dual-camera at the front. Its triple camera on the back is quite capable (ultra-wide, regular plus 2x zoom) though it does lack a night mode. It can do 4K at 60fps videos, though and the phone itself offers stereo speakers, 3.5mm jack, and a microSD card slot option.
The Google Pixel 3 XL also has a higher-res OLED screen but is powered by a previous generation Snapdragon 845 chipset. Its single camera excels in low-light and portraits and the selfie camera is arguably the best in the market. Plus, the pure Android experience is something many appreciate. But as far as versatility and creativity goes, P30 Pro is far ahead of the Pixel.
Sony Xperia 1 will launch in two months with a large and notch-free 4K OLED screen. It has the latest chipset and a triple 12MP camera on the back with ultra-wide, regular and tele modules. The Xperia 1 is still a couple of months away though and it's unclear if its cameras will be able to come close to the P30 Pro, but the high-res screen and unique aspect ratio may turn the tides for you. Or not.
Performance:
Camera:
Quality:
Price:
Things I like
Stunning color options and trendy design, water-resistant
Excellent AMOLED screen with a tiny notch
Fast under-display fingerprint reader
Great battery life
Flagship-grade performance
Class-leading daylight and low-light camera performance
Unmatched 5x optical zoom lens
Super fast wired and wireless charging
Things I don't like
No 3.5mm audio port
No 4K at 60fps video capture
No stereo speakers
Selfie camera is fixed-focus
Huawei's NM memory cards are still far from mainstream
Overall Ratings:
Verdict
Huawei is already turning into the cameraphone benchmark for the whole industry. And the Huawei P30 Pro is exactly the next big thing everyone will be looking to beat.
But don't get us wrong - while photography is the Huawei P30 Pro's forte, it still excels at everything that you'd need from a modern smartphone - design, screen, performance and gaming, even battery life. It may not be without omissions, but those are much easier to forgive when you have that many strengths.
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