The Guardian terms Honor 10 the best phone in its category and price slab

Honor 10 is a device that has changed the game not only for Honor but also for the smartphone industry as a whole. Honor is under the pressure of bettering its own standards in the future and the competitors are feeling the heat like never before. The device is going strong globally and is promising better things in the future. The fact that this is a midrange device with specs, features and performance of a high end counterpart has given Honor 10 the edge over the rest. Testimony to this is the recent review of media giant The Guardian which gives Honor 10 an all-star rating.

The renowned publication on its online portal did a detailed and categorical review of the device and gave a clinical look at it. The unbiased review is going to help a lot many people who are sceptics as of now. Here goes the final verdict by The Guardian:

“The Honor 10 is another example of an excellent smartphone that comes very close to matching the latest top-of-the-range phones, but costs significantly less. On the whole Huawei has cut the right corners to make the Honor 10 shine against the competition.

Of course it isn’t perfect, and lacks wireless charging and water resistance. But it has many redeeming features, feeling every bit as good in the hand as a phone costing twice as much. The screen is good, the camera (if you turn off the AI mode) is good, performance and battery life are good, and it even still has a headphone socket.

The Honor 10 is so good I’m not quite sure why you would buy Huawei’s other 5.8in phone with a notch, the P20, that costs another £179, which means Huawei is competing with itself. Compared to rivals, you have to spend another £69 to find a better phone in the OnePlus 6, meaning the Honor 10 is arguably the best phone you can get right now for £400.”  

This is another feather to the decorated hat of Honor 10.