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January 2018
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Publié: 2018-02-09, Auteur: Samuel , review by: theguardian.com
excellent battery life, Android 8 Oreo, great performance, good dual camera, fullscreen design, metal body, microSD card slot, dual sim support, headphone socket
no water resistance, no wireless charging, screen not the highest resolution, no Bluetooth 5 support
The Honor 10 View takes the absolute best bits of the Huawei Mate 10 Pro and shoves them into a simpler, cheaper frame creating a mid-range king.If real, two-day battery life wasn't enough, the 10 View has snappy performance, a great fingerprint scanner...
Great value for a generally top-spec phone, 6-inch screen-dominant design doesn't feel huge in the hand, There's a headphones jack, Solid battery life
Poorly placed fingerprint scanner, Odd looking cameras (paint also rubs off easily), Some software quirks
If you've been eyeing-up the Huawei Mate 10 Pro but have been receding due to its price tag then, well, the Honor View 10 offers much of the same at a cut of the price. As sub-£500 phones go there are few more accomplished and capable.This upper mid-level...
The Honor View 10 is a great phone. It sits somewhere between the excellent OnePlus 5T and the equally good - but significantly more expensive - Huawei Mate 10 Pro. It lacks a little bit of the wow-factor premium delivered by the Mate 10 Pro and its Leica...
The Honor View 10 is a great phone. It sits somewhere between the excellent OnePlus 5T and the equally good - but significantly more expensive - Huawei Mate 10 Pro. It lacks a little bit of the wow-factor premium delivered by the Mate 10 Pro and its Leica...
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Publié: 2018-01-16, Auteur: Andrew , review by: techradar.com
Great value, Good screen, Long battery life
Slightly loose camera exposure metering, Non-stabilized camera, No water resistance
Phones like the Honor View 10 are more important than ever, now the most expensive top-end alternatives can cost hundreds of pounds/dollars more. If you'd told us we'd be spending £700/AU$1,100 (around $945) on a Huawei phone like the Mate 10 Pro three or...
Capable dual-lens camera, Competitive price, High performance with AI technology, Large, bright screen with compact body
Massive, ugly camera bumps, Software experience will divide opinion
Yes, you should buy it. The Honor View 10 is another great value smartphone from Honor, joining a massive list of excellent devices we've seen from it and others over the past 12 months...
I really like what Honor has done with the View 10GOOD STUFFStellar AI rear cameraGreat performance, battery lifeSleek and svelteVibrant 18:9 DisplayBAD STUFFSoftware still cluttered (updates can fix this)Front camera needs to be a little better...
Extrait: We're defining a mid-range range phone as one that costs between £200 (the higher limit of our budget phones chart ) and £400. This price criteria means that our list includes new phones that fit the price bracket, but also flagships from the past year o...
The Honor View 10 is another flagship device from a company that promises a lot with high specs and low prices. The phone is much more similar in look and feel to the Honor 8 Pro than the recent Honor 9, and loses the attractive glass back in favour of AI...
As well as unlocking the handset with your fingerprint, there's also the option to use the face to unlock your device, but it doesn't have the same level of security as other facial recognition systems, The phone offers excellent battery life and will eas
The screen is not capable of displaying Ultra HD (4K) movies and TV shows, Not as fast as other flagship devices at browsing the internet and opening apps, The design isn't quite as sleek and stylish as we'd expect from a flagship device the back is a mat
This is a great value handset the delivers the features and battery life you'd expect from a high-end device with a much more pocket-friendly price tag. You won't get all the bells and whistles of a more expensive phone but you do get a great camera and a...
