Huawei P20 Pro

He completely fell in love with it on release, though it is over this price bracket.

Used as the baseline phone to size up the leaked P30 Pro case, with its camera layout and IR blaster as reference points.

Cited as the DxOMark leader at 109, yet he says it is not the best choice for video compared with the iPhone 8.

Its camera was arguably the best on a phone this year, and the new leather finishes make him want to try it again.

Triple camera is eye-catching, but its AI over-embellishes photos compared with the Note 9.

Listed in the description as part of the battery test, with no verdict available.

Striking phone with incredible battery and unmatched low-light camera, only held back by a less powerful chip.

Mentioned only to clarify the test uses the standard P20 rather than the Pro.

He loves the P20 Pro, but its chip is a tough sell at only 70% as powerful as other flagships.

Fast enough scanner that is middle of the pack, but the flat front sensor can't be found by feel.

Night Mode gives far better detail, dynamic range and colour in the dark than rivals, and its auto mode also has the least noise.

Mentioned only as a phone with a colour temperature sensor that adjusts colour to conditions.

Innovative triple-camera phone with the best zoom, though its AI saturation boost is inconsistent.

An ambitious phone with a very good camera and excellent battery, held back by an older chip, weak 4K stabilisation and an average display.

Won the battery drain test with the longest runtime at 5 hours 16 minutes, helped by its large battery.

Strong on design, battery and camera detail, but let down by an average screen and weak 4K video.

Impressive first impression thanks to its striking Twilight finish, triple camera and AI features, though the display is not outstanding and it picks up fingerprints.