Huawei P9 Plus

The Huawei P9 is the company's latest flagship phone. But do its two 12 megapixel Leica cameras set it apart from the competition?

Huawei P9 Plus Review: We test out this 5.5-inch version of the original Huawei P9 & decide if the P9 Plus can stand up to it's rival 5.5-inch mobiles.

The great camera and slim design are in the Huawei P9's favour, but not the clunky Android software.

Last month, we praised the Huawei P9 for being one of the best camera-centric phones in the current market thanks to its dual rear Leica camera module and nifty

In-depth review of the Huawei P9 Plus (Kirin 955, ARM Mali-T880 MP4, 5.5-inch, 162) with numerous measurements, benchmarks, and evaluations

Double the cameras, double the fun - and it'll feel the pressure (-sensitive screen) too

Since Huawei launched the P9 and P9 Plus in 2016, the handsets have been replaced not once, but twice. The P10 was a decent follow up last year, and the P20 – despite some caveats – has done the trick again. You

Chinese firm’s super-sized flagship is great, with fun camera, excellent selfies, snappy performance and solid battery life - it’s just a shame about the customised Android

The pressure's on

The Huawei P9 Plus offers some extras not found in the P9 including a 5.5 in AMOLED display, Press Touch & an IR blaster. Is this Huawei's best smartphone?

Comprehensive manual settings and DNG Raw shooting make the Huawei P9 stand out in terms of photographic control, though image quality doesn't quite match the best-in-class. Read more

The highlight of the P9 Plus is undoubtedly the Leica co-engineered dual-camera, which delivered some amazing shots, especially via the monochrome camera.

With but a few minor software annoyances and a wealth of options, the P9 is easily Huawei's best mainstream phone yet.