| Display | 5.2" at 1080 x 1920 pixels, LCD |
| Hardware | Kirin 955 with 3GB of RAM |
| Camera | 12MP Duo camera with Leica branding, 8MP selfie cam |
| Battery | 3000 mAh |
Pros
- Solid design, quality steel build
- Great battery life
- Fast and reliable fingerprint reader
Cons
- Huawei's UI is a bit clunky
- Camera is over-rated, sometimes takes 5-10 seconds to start
- Display has a bit inaccurate colors
Huawei
might not be a household name in the States (in fact, the P9 is not
officially sold in the U.S.), but it's worth learning more about: the
company had phenomenal growth last year, finishing as the world's
third-largest phone maker behind giants like Samsung and Apple.
The
P9 is its most important phone for 2016, carrying flagship status and
offering an innovative dual rear camera setup. It also features sleek
metal design and huge aspirations. But there are a couple of downsides
as well: most notably, the custom Huawei interface on top of Android is a
polarizing feat that many will find hard to get used to. Then, the
camera has a few gimmicks up its sleeve like the Leica brand (it's
questionable whether Leica had much of an involvement with the lens
here) and simulation of super wide-aperture, f/1.1 lens, but in reality
those tricks are no replacement for great camera quality and the P9 is a
step below this year's best cameraphones. Still, if you're in the
search for a great regular-sized smartphone, the P9 has the performance
and good looks to fit the bill. It's also much more affordable than the
Samsungs and Apples of this world.
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