The Honor 20 is a competent mid-range smartphone that compares well to similarly priced competition. The Huawei connection is the only factor that might give prospective buyers pause for thought.
The Zone Wireless Plus performs well, is comfortable to wear, and its controls are easy to understand and use.
It may not stand out in any way, but the Dynabook (Toshiba) Tecra A50 is solidly built and will do a reliable job for knowledge workers.
The OnePlus 7 is a decent mid-priced flagship-class smartphone. But buyers have a lot more choice in this price bracket these days.
With optional LTE broadband available, the 13.3-inch ThinkPad X390 will appeal to mobile professionals. All-day battery life is feasible, but Lenovo's claimed two-day figure may be a stretch.
A mid-range handset with a ’CinemaVision’ screen and a 48MP main rear camera, the Motorola One Vision is solidly built and punches well above its weight. Battery life could be better though.
The Xperia 1's 21:9 4K OLED screen is outstanding, but its 3330mAh battery seems underspecified for this top-end 6.5-inch handset.
The 14-inch HP Chromebook 14A G5 has its drawbacks, including a moderate screen resolution, but it offers a very good keyboard and comes at an attractive price.
Asus deserves to have a success with the ZenFone 6. Long battery life, a configurable Smart Key, useful tweaks to Android and a clever camera system combine to make this a very impressive mid-range smartphone.
Honor's entry-level 20-series handset offers decent battery life and performance, good cameras and plenty of internal storage. Among the downsides are Micro-USB for charging and an LCD rather than OLED screen.