Testseek.com have collected 188 expert reviews of the Huawei Honor 20 and the average rating is 82%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Huawei Honor 20.
May 2019
(82%)
188 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
So far it is hard to point out any serious issue on HONOR 20 (other than the heating issue) so we could say it is an overall great smartphone. Most importantly, you get a Quad-Camera and powerful specifications such as Kirin 980 and GPU Turbo on HONOR 20...
No water resistance, No wireless charging, Slightly underpar software
The Honor 20 is about the best phone you'll find at this price. Almost everything about it is high-end and the corners that have been cut are minor. It's just a shame about the software.Best Honor 20...
You can take portrait-style photos, where the subject is in focus and the background blurred, with both the front and rear cameras, The battery will last the day and 30 minutes of charging will boost the battery to 50%, The fingerprint sensor is handily l
It's not waterproof and can't be wirelessly charged, The display suffers from fingerprint marks and glare in bright light
The Honor 20 is a stylish smartphone that has many of the trademarks of a flagship device, but without the eye-watering price tag. For under £400, it's simple to use and takes clear, sharp pictures. Thanks to the wide angle lens, you can capture vistas an...
Abstract: It is 15.3x7.3x.7cm and weighs 174 grams. The viewable screen is 6.6x16cm which gives the notional diagonal imperial screen measurement of 6.26 inches. The screen resolution is 2340x1080.There is a left corner notch in the screen for the selfie camera b...
Great price, Gorgeous design, Fabulous camera setup, High, end components
Magic UI user interface, Bloatware, No microSD card, One speaker, No headphone socket
The Honor 10 retails for £249 which makes it an attractive alternative to the Honor 20. On the other hand, the £349 Honor View 20, with its 6GB of RAM, 128GB storage and 48-megapixel camera is equally compelling. And we haven't even started to look at Hua...
Published: 2019-07-10, Author: Samuel , review by: theguardian.com
holepunch notch, snappy performance, good battery life, good camera, good screen, dualsim, fast fingerprint sensor
Magic UI not to everyone's taste, slow updates, Trump, no expandable storage, no water resistance, no wireless charging, no headphone socket, rightside fingerprint sensor not for lefthanded
The Honor 20 is another cracking, well specified, solid performing, well made phone from Huawei. It's got the same top-end Kirin 980 chip as the excellent P30 Pro, long battery life and good screen.The camera is also pretty good, if you ignore the quad-ca...
So here we have a very capable and nice phone that comes into the market with a very competitive price of £399. It will do pretty much anything that its more expensive stablemates will do, bar some of what I am going to refer to as the more “premium featu...
Speedy performance, Decent camera results, Great specs for the price
Magic UI is ugly, Level of app bloat is ridiculous, Huawei issues place future updates in doubt
The Honor 20 is another beautifully balanced, excellent value phone from the Huawei sub-brand. It's extremely fast, well-designed, has a vibrant display, exemplary battery life, and a very capable quad-lens camera.At £400 (around $560, AU$810), it's a bit...
Published: 2019-07-01, Author: Mike , review by: pocket-lint.com
Capable cameras at a fair price point, Side-positioned fingerprint scanner best of its type we've used, Hole-punch notch means screen-dominant design, Solid battery life
Large camera protrusion is irksome, Dedicated macro a poor quality addition, Status light is poorly placed and distracting, No 3.5mm headphone jack, LCD not OLED screen
Ignore the current commotion around the USA and its black-listing of Huawei - and, inadvertently, Honor as a result - and the Honor 20 represents why this company is successful in selling millions of phone units at a time. Great design, solid performance...
Published: 2019-06-25, Author: Tom , review by: stuff.tv
Flagship-grade performance and battery life, Excellent main camera, Premium design for mid-range cash
Macro camera pretty hopeless, No headphone jack, Question mark over future updates
If you don't watch the news, the Honor 20 looks like a fantastic mid-range phone. Only the Pixel 3a takes better pictures at this price, and while it has the purest form of Android, the Honor has it beaten on hardware, design, performance and battery life...
