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Huawei P9 Review : What We Like, What We Don't

Huawei P9 Review : What We Like, What We Don’t

Posted on May 12, 2016November 8, 2018 By Jarvis

When considering the Huawei P9, it’s tempting to think only of the flagship phone’s camera. After all, this $630 unlocked smartphone boasts a dual-camera setup engineered by the venerable Leica, which results in impressively detailed and clear photos.

But there’s more to the P9 than just what it snaps. Huawei’s latest device showcases enough stellar features, including a handy fingerprint sensor and a peppy processor, to make it a worthy choice. Unfortunately for Huawei, similarly priced handsets simply offer more, especially when it comes to battery life.

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