The biggest problem with the Huawei P9 is the huge fanfare that was made about the partnership with Leica. The resulting camera(s) is very good, and produces some great quality, detailed shots, but a “DSLR in your pocket” this really is not. If you're a...
Dual rear camera is very creative, Credible build, Solid battery, Intuitive Emotion UI
Poor GPU performance, Display lacks contrast, Confusing camera software, No 4K video recording, while Full HD video lacks quality
Huawei has been trying to shed its reputation for low-end and mid-range handsets, and the P9 represents a step in the right direction with its technological innovations, features, and above-average realization. The draw is undoubtedly the exceptionally...
Published: 2016-05-17, Author: David , review by: newatlas.com
Abstract: Brace yourselves: Huawei is breaking out of China and looking to take on the might of Apple, Samsung, HTC, LG and anyone else, with the P9 – its most elegant flagship phone yet. It's partnered with famed camera maker Leica on a supercharged, dual-lens cam...
Subpar battery life, Ho-hum specs compared with similarly priced phones, Slick edges make the phone hard to grip
There's a lot to like about the Huawei P9, particularly if you focus on its outstanding camera. The Leica-engineered two-camera setup delivers crisp, detailed shots along with several modes that should please more demanding photographers. The trouble is...
True premium design, Perfect dimensions for single-handed use, Super fast fingerprint sensor, Information-dense notifications
Not the best battery life or performance from an Android flagship, Display and camera are just fine, not outstanding, Fans of stock Android should look elsewhere
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Excellent build quality throughout, with a decent enough design for the average user, One of the best fingerprint scanners on the market, Excellent camera that offers a little prestige through the Leica name, Flush camera module, Delivers great resu
Will remind some of a certain iDevice on shelves, Why do Huawei keep shipping Emotion UI on their devices?, Software lets the overall experience down massively
For those that want to purchase an unlocked smartphone with some of the best hardware and specs in Europe without breaking the bank, Huawei has one hell of an option for you. The Leica cameras, whether or not actually engineered by Leica, are some of th...
Published: 2016-05-02, Author: Daniel , review by: notebookcheck.net
fast SoC, expandable storage, wide frequency configuration, good cameras, call quality, headset included, Quick Charge, USB Type-C, decent battery life
no App2SD, LTE Cat. 6 only, no radio receiver, no infrared, no MHL or SlimPort, USB 2.0 only, DNGs cannot be stored on the micro-SD, SoC throttles under permanent load
The Chinese company continues the success story of its P series with the Huawei P9, and consistently develops its flagship further. Once again, the great IPS panel, good performance, photo quality of the Leica dual-camera, the strong battery life and gene...
Muchimproved software, Excellent camera and fingerprint sensor, Slim, with a great display, Good battery life
Pricey, starting at €599, Sheer amount of features is overwhelming, Annoying power management alerts, Occasional software lag
Should you buy it? MaybeThere's a lot to like the Huawei P9. And it's probably the company's most finished phone, too. (That's aside from the Nexus 6P - which while very much a Huawei product sort of doesn't count in that context.)This is the best mainstr...
