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 OnePlus 7 is a decent mid-priced flagship-class smartphone. But buyers have a lot more choice in this price bracket these days.
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.
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.
With the P30 Lite, Huawei has favoured smart industrial design and a triple camera system over screen technology and battery capacity. If you're happy with these trade-offs, it's a good buy.
The quartet of rear cameras on the P30 Pro delivers superb results. Although there are minor drawbacks elsewhere, this is a handset that photography enthusiasts, and even professionals, should take very seriously.
The 5.7-inch Moto G7 Play handles everyday tasks well and delivers good battery life, but is missing a couple of potentially key features.
Oppo can clearly innovate, but the company should also remember to cover the basics when designing a premium-priced handset like the Find X.