News & Reviews:   Huawei Mate 10 pro

After the announcement of Huawei's GPU Turbo, slides from mydrivers have appeared indicating that the first Huawei smartphone to get the GPU boosting technology may be the Huawei Mate 10 series on top of other updates. As a refresher, GPU Turbo increases the efficiency of the GPU coupled together with EMUI to help make the overall device 60% more efficient and reduce power consumption by up to 30% as well.

During mid-May, Huawei Malaysia announced that there was a 6% cash-back until 31 May 2018. Many speculated that the Huawei products will still have their price reduced after the promo and guess what? It turns out to be true, starting from 1 June 2018, selected Huawei devices prices will be updated without GST involved.

It's quite easy to think of the Huawei P20 as the phone Huawei decided not to put their revolutionary 40MP + 20MP + 8MP triple camera with IP67 water resistance inside of, but the Huawei P20 is actually a lot more than the sum of its parts. In fact, it feels a lot like the trendy AI-powered smartphone most consumers should actually get especially if your budget is below RM3K and you like slimmer, sleeker and thinner smartphones. Find out why we think so in our review of the Huawei P20 below.

So just a few hours ago, Huawei Malaysia has announced that their fans and customers will get to enjoy a 6% cash-back off the retail recommended price for selected products. This will start from tomorrow onwards (18 May) until 31 May 2018.

Hari Raya is just around the corner and to celebrate the upcoming festive season, Huawei Malaysia is offering a sweet treat for all Malaysians. What is it? Freebies bundle? Nope, even better - a chance to get a free 4-days-3-nights getaway to Tokyo Disneyland, Japan and to Club Med Bali, Indonesia!

We recently spotted someone selling a Huawei Mate 10 Pro for RM379 (normal RRP RM3099) and a Samsung Galaxy Note 8 for RM509 (normal RRP RM3999). Suffice to say, if it sounds too good to be true, it usually is, so BE ALERT! Don't just rush, rush and buy, buy just because the price looks good but you can see why below.

Samsung is back again with their flagship S series with the release of the Samsung Galaxy S9 and Galaxy S9+. To get straight to the point, the Samsung Galaxy S9 is seemingly much like a Galaxy S8 with everything enhanced. Surprisingly, the S9 still costs the same at RM3299 as last year when the Galaxy S8 came out despite new features like a dual aperture camera and super slow motion video. Read on and see if the Galaxy S9 is the device for you in our review below.

Always wanted a smartphone brand that uses similar higher-end tech-specs but will always have lower prices? Well, you're not alone and you're here for that reason to check out our review on the honor View10. Priced at RM2099, this is an incredibly affordable flagship due to the fact that it shares similar specifications with the Huawei Mate 10 Pro. So if you're curious to know how it performs, read more below!

In a span of 5 weeks, Huawei UK utilized the built-in AI (Artificial Intelligence) on the Huawei Mate 10 Pro's Kirin 970 processor to allow the smartphone to basically drive a car and intelligently avoid obstacles like cats and dogs. You can see how it all went on below and while it does not show actual road driving (come on, they only had 5 weeks) it is a very big accomplishment, and we hope to see more such features coming for the upcoming Huawei P11 / P20.

When we reviewed the OnePlus 5 last year, it was dubbed as the flagship killer for a few good reasons and good specifications at a reasonable price. Comparing it with the iPhone 7 Plus (before the 8 and X were released), we think the former is definitely more worth it. Then after that, the OnePlus 5T was revealed coming with an 18:9 aspect ratio body for RM2388. There are not many changes per se with the OnePlus 5, so join us to check out if the new flagship killer delivers below.