The Huawei Mate 10 Pro was announced at the same time as the Huawei Mate 10. Both of the devices feature dual sensor cameras co-engineered with Leica, but the Pro has a very slightly larger screen (among other differences).

If you're on the market for a new phablet, but don't want to spend the small fortune required to get a or , then the Huawei Mate 10 Pro may well be your next phone. The Mate 10 Pro is the only phablet the company's currently selling in the UK, with Huawei having chosen not to range its slightly more...

Great screen; Pretty design; Powerful performance; Above average camera

EMUI software is still full of bloatware

Overall this phone is very good. It has a lot of ram and storage, high camera mega pixels , good battery and great design. It is also big in size which will make the phone more attactive since it has a beautiful design. There may be a lot of feature as Huawei always does.

Big RAM of 6 GB; Big Storage of 128 GB; Fast processor Octa core 2.4 GHz; Good Camera of 20 + 12 Mega pixels; Good Battery

Low resolution or ppi display according to price; No expandable storage

Huawei has cracked it with the Mate 10 Pro. This is a beautiful smartphone with a stunning screen, water resistance and stereo speakers. It also combines an excellent enthusiast camera and plenty of power under the hood - not to mention tons of storage and class-leading battery life.

Excellent design; Great enthusiast camera; Class-leading battery

No headphone jack; No wireless charging; EMUI not for everyone

For starters, it is very well designed with a lovely glass back and aluminium frame. The curved edges also make the phone lovely to hold, and the Gorilla Glass should resist scratches, too.

Lovely design; Fantastic display; Excellent camera setup created in partnership with Leica; Very fast; Class-leading battery life; Fingerprint reader is very quick

Software has some quirks; AI is easy to miss

The Mate 10 Pro is the best phone from Huawei yet and although the cameras aren't as good as the Pixel 2 XL's, it has a better screen, better battery life and just as much processing power.

Huawei's flagship Mate 10 Pro is bursting with features. A great screen, very good battery life and widespread use of AI make it a pleasure to use, while IP67 protection is welcome. It's not without drawbacks though.

Large 6-inch OLED screen; Good battery life; 6GB of RAM and 128GB of internal storage; Kirin 970 chip's AI features boost usability; Android 8; IP67 dust/water-proofing

No 3.5mm headset jack (USB-C headset and 3.5mm adapter provided; No MicroSD card slot; Too large for some hands/pockets; Shiny; slippery chassis design

Instead of marching in lockstep, the Huawei Mate 10 and Mate 10 Pro will be chasing each other from one place to the next, quite unlikely to catch up except in a select few regions. It's not a parade then, it's a pursuit and therefore more exciting. So, which one would you pick ?

Earlier this year, a groundbreaking new smartphone was announced. One that promised to combine an industry-leading camera, glossy design and artificial intelligence tech to change the way you interact with your smartphone in a real, meaningful way and help a global tech brand crack-and-tap the mainstream in the same way that Samsung and Apple do.

If you’re not swayed by Samsung’s return to form, Apple’s ultra-expensive iPhone X or Google’s funky Pixel 2, then the Huawei Mate 10 Pro is a pretty solid alternative.

Outstanding battery life; Exceptional camera;

Pretty conventional flagship form-factor; Lacks wireless charging;

The Huawei Mate 10 Pro is a strong high-end smartphone, which is even fairly affordable compared to this year's competitors. The great FullView panel and the good display-to-surface ratio are compelling. With LTE Cat. 18 (max.

bright and accurate-color OLED display, LTE Cat; 18, Dual-VoLTE, Dual-SIM, aptX HD, strong performance, very good battery life, very fast quick-charge technology, water and dust proof (IP 67, high-quality build, good cameras, exact location determination, excellent voice quality

no QHD+ resolution; WLAN without MIMO; no Bluetooth 5.0; no wireless charging; no storage expansion; no headphone jack