Review on Smartphone HUAWEI P20 Lite 4/64 GB, black by Ha Joon Joon

I chose between it and Honor 9. The latter has a more powerful processor and a number of advantages compared to the P20 Lite, but after looking at both live, I took this Huawei without hesitation. I hardly play games, so the processor did not play an important role. Convenience and view attracted more. With its pros. - Pretty nimble - Android 8 - Nice-looking shell EMUI 8 - NFC - The "frameless" screen is beautiful (not easily soiled, by the way). The colors are bright, juicy, it is clear that they are twisted. Comparing with my previous Alcatel Shine Lite, you can see that on the P20 the white color is off-white, with a cold, purple tint. The tint settings don't help much. But this is not a minus, because if you do not compare, then it is completely imperceptible. - Display resolution - Battery with normal use lasts 1.5-2 days - General appearance - Memory is more than enough (64 GB) - USB Type-C (whatever one may say, it's more convenient than micro USB) - Fast charging (1.5-2 hours to 100%) - Interesting camera modes (portrait mode, live photos). The camera itself is quite tolerable for such a price of a smartphone and takes juicy pictures in good lighting. In portrait mode, sometimes the background is blurred incorrectly, artifacts are visible. But this is software blur. In general, I'm not upset with the camera. With its cons. - Easily scratched. I didn’t notice how I slightly scratched the glass on the back, although I wore it in a case - A little slippery, but not critical - Do not play demanding games - Camera stabilization is not very good (it seems to be non-existent). If you take a phone for family pictures with children, you will have to try to photograph a running child so that the pictures are not blurry