What the Critics Are Saying...
- Peter Ferenczi, DxOMarkIf you shoot only the occasional selfie, the Huawei Mate 30 Pro 5G will get the job done, but if you are really into front camera usage, other phones offer a more compelling performance, especially in the Mate 30 Pro 5G’s price range.
- Rich Woods, NeowinThis phone is just amazing. It feels good to use, and frankly, it's just cool. If you're in a market where this is available, you'll feel good about this purchase. There are two main issues. One is that as I mentioned, it might not be viable for some to live without Google apps. For most people, you...
- David Cardinal, DxOMarkThe Huawei Mate 30 Pro 5G doesn’t provide a very compelling listening experience, especially for a flagship phone. In large part that is due to its mono-channel, single-speaker design. Some slight improvements in tonal response give it a small advantage over the LTE version we tested previously. Th...
- Leigh :) Stark, PickrRight now, we can’t recommend the Mate 30 Pro at all, thanks to the segregation the phone offers. In theory, it’s a great device. In practice, you could do so much better with anything else in its category. In Australia, you’d essentially just be buying the Mate 30 Pro for the camera alone, and fran...
- Joseph Carey, Daily ExpressAnyone who is up to the challenge and plumps for the Mate 30 Pro is going to fall in love with its futuristic curved display, its supremely capable rear-cameras, and its clever notification hiding that promises to keep your texts between you and the sender – no matter where you are.
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