Huawei P50 Pro

Technical specifications

I recently purchased a used model. The battery is sufficient, the screen is nice, and the overall performance is good as well. The fingerprint reader is fast. Stereo speakers have a clearly perceptible bass. The curved screen is pleasant. Call recording works as usual; you just need to download a small application and it works natively. The cameras are good as always with Huawei, but I always have high expectations, so I will not say they are great. I do not use NFC or banking apps because I am not a slave to digital currency; cash represents freedom. Lack of GMS: EMUI 14 introduced Ark Engine, which allows applications to run without emulation. Only GSpace is required for the Play Store. Everything works without any issues, except for Strava, which shows a server error during login. However, this is not a problem because I created a browser shortcut on the home screen. Huawei produces some of the best smartphones. If it were not for the American sanctions, who knows, perhaps Huawei would be the sales leader.

Powerful device - it must be admitted. Build quality at the highest level. Performance, operational efficiency, design - everything is worth its price.

Hello! I have been using the phone for 4 months and I think I can express my opinion on it. To start with the screen, it is very good. Very good viewing angles, good brightness, although sometimes it has a problem with automatically adjusting the brightness. Call quality is excellent. The camera takes excellent photos during the day as well as at night. For comparison, the front selfie camera takes better photos than the main camera in my previous Motorola Edge 20 pro. The battery in this phone is tragic, I charge it twice a day, plus under load it heats up instantly. The lack of Google can be bypassed through Gspace, in which we normally launch the Play Store and download applications. Most of them function, but there is a drawback. Gmail can take 10 minutes to send an email, and we cannot connect our Google accounts to some applications or games. The McDonald's application does not work (I do not know if it is important, but it was disappointing for me). Overall, if I had to spend 4500 on this phone now, I would not do it; there are many better options.

My previous device was the P30 Pro, this one is the P50 Pro. If it were not for the limited Android system, it would be excellent. There are issues with NFC payments. Google Pay does not work. A disadvantage is the battery; it depletes too quickly for these components. The P30 Pro had a longer battery life. Among the advantages is the camera, however, zoom above 50 provides no benefit as everything is blurred. The camera has excellent features and captures beautiful images. I purchased it pre-owned for 2700 in perfect condition. I would not have purchased it for 5 thousand from a store, although it is the best option among phones up to 6 thousand. Before purchasing, I compared the camera, capabilities, and appearance in stores. I use the phone intensively at work; it has never stopped responding or overheated, even in 50-degree weather in Egypt, so overall I am satisfied. One can become accustomed to the Android system. My rating is 5+.

I have been using the Huawei p 50 pro for 6 months. Am I satisfied? This product, its quality, and its durability amaze me. 8 hours of screen-on time is easily achievable, and the fast charging is excellent. The stereo speakers perform well. The display is very good. And the camera is simply powerful; I also have a samsung galaxy S 22 ultra which falls short in many respects. Photography with this equipment is simply easy and pleasant, the colors are natural, and the night mode simply must be seen. The macro mode offers perfect reproduction of details and colors. The p 60 pro will certainly be my next choice; the p 60 pro has already been recognized worldwide as the best photography smartphone. Huawei is becoming better and better despite the sanctions.

Impressions are completely positive. The camera and features are a definite advantage; the P30 Pro cannot be compared to it. If you perform bank transfers using your phone, I advise against it; if not, I recommend it. There are many secure applications with contactless payments, and there is no issue with that.
Edit: Even if you perform bank transfers, it is still worth purchasing. There is practically no difference whether you use a web browser or an application.

Transfers can also be made through the browser, it is also secure, after all, we do the same on computers, you can set shortcuts in the browser and have them on the home screen, the battery lasts about 2 days, you just need to turn off the 120hz refresh rate and set it to 60 and turn off always on display, and set the maximum battery capacity