Huawei P40 Pro 5G 256GB
A newer model Huawei P50 Pro 256GB was released in February 2022.
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Huawei P40 Pro Silver Frost 1102700047 review
The way I see it, Huawei’s P40 Pro (and, of course the P40 Pro+) have one standout feature that they absolutely must nail . One thing that they must do better above all else otherwise—at least, at this moment—I don’t really see a reason to pick any of the P40s over its competition.
Huawei P40 Pro Silver Frost 1102700047 review
Huawei always seems to raise the bar when it comes to smartphone photography every year with the release of its new P-series flagship, and this year is no exception. While the P40 Pro isn’t as revolutionary as say, the P30, the refinements in the tech from the display, the camera and the processor...
Huawei P40 Pro Silver Frost 1102700047 review
For many users, Huawei phones have created such a niche in mobile photography that it is hard to use another phone even with the lack of Google apps in new Huawei models like the recently launched P40 Pro .
Huawei P40 Pro Review - Smartphone with an impressive camera
With the P40 Pro, Huawei has once again released an excellent camera smartphone and most likely even... Trumpled to death? In our review, the Huawei P40 Pro presents itself as a great piece of hardware not least due to the fact that it is equipped with the best smartphone camera out there. We expected nothing less. Unfortunately, the ban from Google services makes a clear recommendation difficult. Read on to find out which users should still consider the Huawei phone and what drawbacks need to be taken into account.- spectacular camera setup
- color-accurate 90-Hz OLED display
- fast Wi-Fi 6 and 5G
- expandable storage
- supports hybrid SIM and eSIM
- very good call quality
- USB 3.1 with HDMI/dP
- IP68-certified
- no DRM certification
- no aptX or aptX HD
- display could have offered more brightness reserves
- no Google services
- weak speakers
- no barometer
Huawei P40 Pro Silver Frost 1102700047 review
Huawei has brought some interesting new features to the P40 Pro, including a 90Hz refresh rate for the OLED display, a curved screen on all four sides, leading-edge cameras, and a backplate design that really does break new ground.
Huawei P40 Pro Silver Frost 1102700047 review
I was expecting the Huawei P40 Pro to blow away competition by miles ahead, but based on my test results, the P40 Pro’s strength is mostly on the super telephoto end as well as extreme dark scenes.
Huawei P40 Pro Silver Frost 1102700047 review
The Huawei P40 Pro’s hardware makes it the most polished and capable device the company has ever made, but the software experience cripples the handset. The lack of Google Mobile Services is a major problem for many would-be users, and while the camera, design and battery life are all first-rate,...- Phenomenal battery life
- One of the best cameras in a phone yet
- Likeable design
- Frustratingly limited software
- Big camera bump
- Bezels don’t add much
Huawei P40 Pro Silver Frost 1102700047 review
The Huawei P40 Pro is a beauty with a fantastically impressive set of imaging credentials. Price-wise it undercuts the Samsung Galaxy S20 Plus despite offering more zoom, more pixels and a better selfie-camera.- Stunning design
- Fantastic optical zoom
- Great low light performance
- No Google services
- Premium pricing
- Huge punch hole camera
Huawei P40 Pro Deep Sea Blue 1102700048 review
The Huawei P40 Pro 5G is an impressive smartphone with a fantastic screen, but you won't find it in the US anytime soon.- Gorgeous screen
- Impressive camera night mode
- Not available in North America
- Light on storage and memory for a flagship phone
- Some camera exposure and color balance quirks
- No Google apps or Play Store
Huawei P40 Pro 5G Preview
The Huawei P40 Pro 5G is an impressive smartphone with a fantastic screen, but you won't find it in the US anytime soon. Huawei’s P40 Pro (£899, or around $1,100) reminds me of the ouroboros, the snake eating its own tail. It has one of the most compelling screens I’ve ever seen on a phone, and a low-light camera that makes it possible to take photos even in pitch-black situations, all housed in a body that’s sleek and comfortable to hold. But since the US/China trade war stopped Google from providing Huawei access to Google Mobile Services, the P40 Pro is really only a device for hobbyists or those looking to exit Google’s ecosystem completely. We have first impressions to share after spending some time with the phone in London.Design, Display, and Durability The P40 Pro comes in either black or silver frost, with a ceramic back that feels really comfortable in the hand. The faux-leather finish on the Oppo Find X2 Pro provides better grip, but to me, the P40 Pro looks sleeker. Turn it around and you’ll find a 6.58-inch, 2,640-by-1200-pixel OLED screen, which is simply fantastic. It's brighter and ...- Gorgeous screen
- Impressive camera night mode
- Not available in North America
- Light on storage and memory for a flagship phone
- Some camera exposure and color balance quirks
- No Google apps or Play Store