Huawei Mate 9
The quick take
Huawei has finally come of age — the Chinese
company's enormous new flagship phone is a huge leap ahead in software terms —
backed up by top-notch hardware and epic longevity.
THE GOOD
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Top-notch build quality
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Big, attractive screen
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Fast performance throughout
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Great battery life and super-fast charging
THE BAD
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Lower screen resolution than rivals (regular
Mate 9)
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Camera not quite effortless as GS7/Pixel
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Finicky capacitive buttons (PD Mate 9)
BIG DEAL
Huawei Mate 9 Full Review
With the
spectacular failure of the Samsung Galaxy Note 7 comes an
opportunity for everyone else with a big-screened Android phone to sell. A
major competitor in the world of "phablets" has been taken out of the
game, and China's Huawei stands to benefit handsomely from Samsung's
misfortune.
The company's long-running Mate series —
itself a reaction to the success of the Note line, back in the day — has carved
itself out a niche among consumers who appreciate its metal construction,
enormous displays and long battery life.
The new Mate 9 continues the family line — a
slightly slimmer, smarter version of last year's Mate 8, with upgraded
internals and a new dual camera setup courtesy of imaging partner Leica. Just
as important as any hardware upgrade is the new EMUI 5 software, which is the
biggest overhaul to Huawei's UI in years, bringing with it Android 7.0 Nougat.
But there's more than one Mate 9 model this
time around. Alongside the vanilla 5.9-inch Mate 9 (with 4GB of RAM and 64GB of
storage), Huawei will release a limited edition Porsche Design Mate 9, with a
5.5-inch curved AMOLED display, and a capacious 6GB of RAM and 256GB of
storage.
http://www.androidcentral.com/huawei-mate-9
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