“Huawei P60 Pro Review: A Camera-Centric Smartphone with Stunning Display and Design”

The other visually noticeable thing is the screen that “overflows” over the edges of the 8.3 millimeter thin body in all four directions. Opinions differ on folded edges. Some users consider them pointless, as they encourage unwanted touching of the screen, others are happy with the wider usable area. P60 Pro case, there is really no reason to complain, because the touch screen does not annoy you with unplanned execution of commands. It is also well protected from external threats as the display is covered Kunlun Glass protective glass. In addition

the housing is certified according to the requirements of the IP68 water protection standard.

The third thing to consider is the main camera unit. After experimenting with placing the lenses in one row, in the form of a quadrilateral, in one or two circles, this time Huawei turned out to be a variation with one large module in the middle and two smaller ones on both sides. Visually, it evokes associations with the camera, thus underlining belonging P for the family.

The visual highlight of the camera is no coincidence, because P60 Pro in the model, however, it is the central element. To forgive the attractive design, agile Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 processor and a gorgeous 6.67-inch LTPO OLED display that reflects more than a billion shades.

The focus of this device is the camera. And deservedly so.

The independent smartphone review site for a reason DxOMark granted P60 Pro the current highest performance rating of the rear camera unit – 156 points.

P60 Pro equipped with Ultra Lighting The XMAGE system consists of three cameras – a 48 MP main one that offers an automatically adjustable, physical F1.4-F4.0 aperture and optical stabilization, a 48 MP ultra-illuminant Ultra Lighting a telephoto camera and a 13 MP ultra-wide-angle camera. Toppings