Huawei P30 Pro was launched in Singapore back on the 6th April 2019. As of today, there are four colors available for the P30 Pro, Amber Sunrise, Breathing Crystal, Aurora, and Black.
Two storage capacities are available for the P30 Pro, 256 GB, and 512 GB. The 256 GB retails for S$1,398 while the 512 GB retails for S$1,698. You can get both models on the official Huawei store on Lazada.
In case you missed out the unboxing and design post of the Huawei P20 Pro, you can check it out here.
After using the P20 Pro for a few weeks, I would recommend getting a case for it. The back of the phone is a fingerprint and dust magnet.
In case you missed out the unboxing and design post of the Huawei Mate 10, you can check it out here.
Last year, the Mate 9 scored 120,794 points on AnTuTu Benchmark. This time around, Mate 10 Pro scored 173,824 on AnTuTu, which translate to about 44% increase in performance mainly due to 3D and UX benchmarks.
I have been using my Huawei Mate 9 instead of my Nexus 6P ever since I unboxed it.
The UI/UX have been very snappy. It scored 120,794 points on AnTuTu Benchmark whereas the Nexus 6P got 71,576 points. To be fair to the Nexus 6P, the phone has been out for almost a year.
