When we talk about the best camera on a smartphone, the Huawei P series is definitely one of the top that comes to mind. Can you remember how the P series has climbed in popularity a step at a time to become the market leader in smartphone photography?

In the spirit of Huawei P30’s recent launch, let’s look back at the evolution of the P series. Here’s some of our more notable highlights.

So apparently, Huawei Malaysia has been doing a Battery Replacement Event for quite some time now. Starting from 8 April, the event will end on 7 May 2019 and no matter which Huawei smartphone model it is, it only cost RM99 which is a deal breaker.

Chocolates run out and flowers wither. If you’re looking for a gift for that special someone that will never expire, Huawei’s got some amazing promotions going on from now till the 15th of February on the Huawei Online Store.

So it's almost the end of January, but better late than never. In 2018, many smartphone brands have introduced their own spin on certain features and technologies. Some worked, some are gimmicky, so in this article, we will be taking a look back at some of the major technologies that Huawei introduced over the past months. Without further ado, here are the 5 Huawei technologies that happened in 2018.

DxOMark has recently released tests results for the Huawei Mate 20 Pro and determined that the device is ranked as one of the top camera smartphones currently available in the market next to the Huawei P20 Pro. Taking a closer look at the test results of both the smartphones mentioned, they both managed to score similar overall results in the Photography department. The video aspect, on the other hand, the Huawei P20 Pro tops the Mate 20 Pro by just one point overall.

DxOMark recently weighed in with their analysis of 2018, particularly for cameraphones and smartphone cameras. While the reigning champion Huawei P20 Pro remains at the top with a score of 109 and LEICA Triple rear cameras, all of the top 5 cameraphones of 2018 utilized multiple camera setups including the Apple iPhone XS Max at 2nd place, HTC U12 Plus at 3rd, Samsung Galaxy Note 9 in 4th and the Xiaomi Mi Mix 3 in 5th making it the year of the multicamera cameraphone.  

Huawei consumer BG has announced that the Chinese manufacturer has sold more than 200 million smartphones in the year of 2018, outselling 2017 by nearly 50 million units, pulling ahead of Apple in terms of sales 3 quarters in a row, retaining its number 2 spot as the second best smartphone brand internationally. This is largely due to the “out-of-the-box” thinking and design philosophy that Huawei did in order to design and manufacture their smartphones while retaining a "consumer-centric" focus on innovation.

Camera-focused site DxOMark have come out with their review of the Apple iPhone XS Max, giving it a rating of 105 (a good 4 points lower than the 109 1st-place scoring Huawei P20 Pro). Granted, this is much higher than the 97 scored by the iPhone X, as they remark that the 6.5-inch display iPhone XS Max uses a larger 1.4µm pixels sensor with improved image processing, enabling zero shutter lag and real-time HDR preview.

Based on the casing images of the Huawei Mate 20 and Mate 20 Pro courtesy of slashleaks.com, it appears that the Huawei Mate 20 series will not be featuring the 3.5mm audio jack. Similar to all the previous reports we’ve covered, the Huawei Mate 20 series will feature a square cutout which will house the triple rear camera setup. Not only that, based on reports the Huawei Mate 20 will feature a circular fingerprint scanner while the Mate 20 Pro will have an in-display fingerprint scanner.

The Huawei P20 Pro is considered one the best camera smartphone is the market with a DxOMark of 109. Fitted with 40MP + 20MP + 8MP rear camera, you can rest assure that you will always get the best image quality possible out of a smartphone.