- That it works.
So I bought a Huawei P10 Pro.
Very popular over where I live (Finland) because of its pricing and decent specs - I cannot speak for the rest of EU.I see you're in Europe, how does Huawei rate over there?
We don't see many of them over here, often just the low end dumb/flip phones. The P10 looks pretty sick.
Trying to find Huawei here is like pulling teeth..but pulling teeth is easier.
After some searching on Amazon I have found a few which are in an acceptable price range. Added the Honor 8 to my list, verified useable on my network too.
8 is oldish and might not receive Oreo - you should look at 9 if possible.Added the Honor 8 to my list, verified useable on my network too.
do we even keep phones long enough to hit battery half life?
make sure you get at least the premium version of the honor. Strange that you have that much problems to get your hands on that brand over there
8 is oldish and might not receive Oreo - you should look at 9 if possible.
Have you looked into the Essential Phone? At $499 seems like it might be right up your alley... I just ordered one this morning after 2 years with an iPhone 6s+... Will post impressions after I get it.Huawei may be viewed as one of those 'tier 2' brands and therefor isn't gaining popularity against the likes of LG, Samsung, and Apple. I see very little from Huawei in general through carriers. I think Best Buy carries one handset from them I can buy in store IF I'm willing to wait for it to arrive.
I will keep looking at the 9 in mind, I've been spoiled with Winders and iPhones for my last 3 handsets. Of which my last WinPhone would have received 10 if it wasn't a dud out of the box and Apple is pretty good about updating stuff. I'm surprised that a phone that's a year and a half old won't receive a step up in version of OS. From looking at the specs they seem pretty comparable. Yes I'm completely lost at this point but will take the advice.
Is that normal for Android? My last Android was a Motorola Droid 2 and it received 2.x but not 3.
Huawei may be viewed as one of those 'tier 2' brands and therefor isn't gaining popularity against the likes of LG, Samsung, and Apple. I see very little from Huawei in general through carriers. I think Best Buy carries one handset from them I can buy in store IF I'm willing to wait for it to arrive.
Have you looked into the Essential Phone? At $499 seems like it might be right up your alley... I just ordered one this morning after 2 years with an iPhone 6s+... Will post impressions after I get it.
Might be different on the other side of the world, over here they're nowhere near "tier2", actually most people choose them OVER the known brands like Samsung.
As for the OS, well i don't think that's a Android-exclusive thing. Actually never had problems regarding updates so far. Can't tell about Winnie-phones or Apples.
Checked it out, if it drops closer to $400 I'll add it to my list. I can grab an Honor 8 for under $400 and a few others on my list, several Xperia, a couple Motorolas, possibly some LGs (not a huge fan but will add based on price for options).
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If you decide to get a Honor do yourself a favor and get a honor 9 instead of the honor 8, you should be able to get one under 400 bucks.
The 9 is around $100 - 150 more than the 8. Based off specs and user reviews the 9 isn't that much better, but I'm also comparing paper to paper. Why is the 9 better than the 8 by that wide a margin?