"Stuff" said : Review: Huawei P10

according to The P10 ($999) and P10 Plus ($1199) go on sale in New Zealand on April 12. It comes in two sizes, the 5.1-inch P10 and the 5.5-inch P10 Plus, and both phones go on sale in New Zealand this week. If Huawei can do this with two cameras, why can't other phone makers avoid a rear camera bump with only one? If you're looking to upgrade, the P10's camera, battery life, and fingerprint scanner make it a solid choice. Review: Huawei P10Huawei is the world's third-largest phone maker after Apple and Samsung.


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Huawei P10 reportedly ships in different memory configurations

Huawei has reportedly been shipping its latest flagship phone, the Huawei P10, in different memory configurations which affect overall performance. The website has posted some screenshots of various P10 benchmarks, which display the read and write speeds of different Huawei P10 units from the AndroBench benchmarking tool. But the differences should not be so stark as is seemingly occurring with the Huawei P10. These do not perform the same – one is marginally better than the other – so it's not like this would be a completely new idea for manufacturers, if Huawei is actually supplying different P10 configurations. Gizmochina says that Huawei P10 owners in China have taken to forums to discuss the multiple variations of the flagship phone, but we don't yet know if this is the case in other markets too.


Huawei P10 PlusSteve HogartyThe Huawei P10 Plus is a very thin phone. Things improve with the P10 and P10 Plus, with some more muted tones on offer and the reintroduction of the app tray. While the P10 Plus is an impressive handset in nearly every regard, it's the price tagthat gives pause for thought. But thin as the phone is, the camera is the P10 Plus's key selling point. It's so thin that, were you ever to accidentally stand perpendicular to it, you run the risk of losing it for good.


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