There’s also the Sony Xperia 10 Plus, with its intriguing 21:9 aspect ratio screen, while the Nokia 8. The phone is powered by a 5G-ready Kirin 990 CPU and a powerful Mali-G76 MC16 GPU, producing 8GB RAM.

Extra resilient drop covers – If you intend to take your P30 running or hiking in the great outdoors, the drop-resistant covers from brands like RingKe are a good option. The back of the P30 Lite features a dewdrop design, which means it's got a curved back panel that sits more comfortably in your palm.As we noted earlier, the critics have often mentioned that the P30 suffers in comparison with the P30 Pro, its slightly more deluxe bigger brother.

inch “Quad Curve Overflow Display”, which offers zero distractions, along with a 90hz refresh rate – ideal for gaming. In that case, it always makes sense to have a couple of spares around in the event of failure or loss. Its expert reviewer felt that the absence of wireless charging and the smaller screen size of the P30 left it in the Pro's shade.

In the trade-off you lose the 2x zoom camera, get a less capable main camera and a less powerful CPU. With 128 GB of internal storage, you've already got a ton of space for all your photos, media content and apps. By simply shaking their P30 at the MateBook screen, users can sync up their devices, allowing easy transmission of documents or images.

Likewise, the P30 Lite doesn’t include one of Huawei’s fancy in-display fingerprint readers for secure unlocking. GSMArena reports a similar experience, highlighting the 10x zoom and the high refresh rate as unexpected new features, while praising the cameras as the best in the business. As you might expect, the P30 Lite isn’t capable of the same sort of blisteringly fast speeds as its pricier siblings, although it’s certainly no slouch. But owing to Google's poor relationship with the Chinese government, Huawei has avoided any Google apps, choosing instead to develop its own OS, maps, and smart tools.Whether you're watching videos on YouTube or playing Candy Crush, your phone will feel more natural in your hand, for longer. The Huawei P30 Pro, on the other-hand, has a waterproof rating of IP53, meaning it can submerged up to 1. As far as performance is concerned, the phone can handle most daily tasks, as well as split-screen mode and casual gaming.