Same Processor, Same Performance… Well, Almost.
The Huawei P20 is rocking the same Kirin 970 processor we first saw on the Mate 10 Series. The Mate 10 Pro has been my personal daily driver since its release and I am still quite happy with how it chugs along nearly half a year later. You’ve got a little less RAM for multitasking on this device compared to its brother but you will be able to tackle your standard suite of apps and tasks easily.
If you’re looking to game on this device then you shouldn’t be worried about playing the biggest and baddest games available on Google Play. The Kirin 970 and its Mali-G72 MP12 GPU has more than enough zip to crush those games without breaking a sweat.
Just Enough Juice for the Day
The Huawei P20 Pro has a 3400mAh battery and It managed a result of 8 hours and 39 minutes on PC Mark’s Battery Benchmark Test. In real world, we got a full day’s worth of juice with the device but you may want to top up before you leave the office if you happen to be a heavy user or on mobile data for the greater part of the day. It shouldn’t take long anyway since it does support the company’s SuperCharge.
Let’s talk about the cameras on the next page.
