Review on Smartphone HUAWEI P20 Lite 4/64 GB, black by Nguyn ng Qun  (D Nhn ᠌

Accepted in trade for the lowered MI A1 price. The size is about average, despite the fact that following MI A1 it appeared to be a sliver. I don't install a ton of applications that are hard to understand, and I don't play video games. I am unaware of the capabilities of the processors and the speeds at which the RAM operates. The cameras are quite nice, and the HDR feature is stunning and quick. It is unfortunate that panoramas may only be shot from a single vantage point, especially after MI A1. You cannot take a panoramic upwards, for instance, if you wish to photograph the wall and ceiling of a museum or the vault of a temple, because both of these environments have ceilings. I am satisfied with the option to manually change the exposure as well as the ISO. From the vantage point of a tripod, it is not impossible to photograph the stars or the aurora borealis. While the software does a good job of eliminating the noise, the final product is satisfactory. Count on having an autonomy of two days with moderate use and around one and a half hours of Internet use each day. And with that, enough peace and quiet for a day. In any case, to me. To summarize, if you have a gorgeous phone with an excellent camera, what else do you require? I have no thoughts at all. NFS appeared to be, but I have no interest in it and I do not make use of it.