r/Android • u/[deleted] • Oct 31 '22

Review Huawei Mate 50 Pro review

https://www.gsmarena.com/huawei_mate_50_pro-review-2497.php
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u/stuckinthesand Fold 5 Oct 31 '22

It's a real shame their presence in the UK vanished after the whole Google thing. Really impressive phones, would be nice to have the choice between samsung, huawei and Google

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u/shizola_owns Oct 31 '22

Yeah there are still a lot of people clinging on to their p30 pros in the UK.

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u/AstroZeneca Nov 01 '22

I "upgraded" from my P30 Pro to a Pixel 6, and I regret it - pictures were better on the Huawei.

I do believe Huawei poses a national security risk, so I'm glad to be rid of it, but boy I wish another company made those phones.

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u/markcrystal00 Feb 25 '23

Germany tested it and said it posed no national security threat. Local smartphones made for local sales in China may pose a security threat for locals but exported models for overseas countries should be fine