Huawei P smart Pro 2019

Huawei p smart pro 2019 price in Pakistan is PKR 60,999.its comes with 8 GB of RAM and 128 GB built in storage .If you want to check the latest Huawei mobiles price in Pakistan than click on the link.

Huawei P smart Pro 2019 price in Pakistan & specs:

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The Huawei P smart Pro 2019 price in Pakistan is. Although the phone calls just about Rs 45,999.00, it offers quite a few premium features, including excellent design, pretty good specifications, and dual camera setup. As always,

let’s take a look at all the pros and cons of this device and see if it is worth the price. The phone ships with all the usual stuff and some extras include a pair of earphones the design of the new P smart Pro is one of the highlights of this phone.

The Aurora blue color looks just gorgeous, but if you want to keep the phone look beautiful, you will always need to clean the fingerprints and smudges, as the glossy surface attracts them very quickly.

The AI engine powers the dual-camera system, well if we’re talking about Huawei, AI must be somewhere right. On the front, we have an 8-megapixel shooter. We’ll talk about the image quality in the camera section.

Design and Display:

The phone uses the so-called 3D curved unibody design, meaning that there is no gap between the frame and the backplate. Honestly, it looks lovely, and we wish more phones were like this. We are not exactly sure if the casing uses glass or plastic material, but the phone does not look or feel cheap by any means.
The buttons are lovely, and the overall build quality is outstanding.

The display has a tiny notch, and the overall quality of the panel is excellent. The screen is sharp, the colors are reasonably accurate, and we had no issues seeing the screen outdoors.

We found the fingerprint scanner to be excellent, but if you don’t like it, you can use the face unlock feature that we also found to be fast and reliable. Most of the time, other critical elements of the P smart include beautiful yet very tiny notification LED light that is present on the bottom of the phone.

There is also a hybrid dual SIM and a micro SD card slot and a micro USB port for charging. Huawei still thinks budget-minded users prefer micro USB over the USB Type-C. We think otherwise.

We found the headphone jack to provide pretty good sound quality. We have only one speaker that is present at the bottom of the device. On the other hand, the sound quality is suitable for a budget phone.

Performance:

The phone ships with good specs for a budget device, and run on Hiliscone Kirin 710, but we wish it had 4GBs of RAM instead of just 3GB. Gaming performance is just excellent, considering the price of the phone.

Games like asphalt Xtreme or shadow fight 3 run beautifully on the highest graphics settings, which is impressive. Even the PubG runs fine on medium graphics settings, meaning you’ll be able to enjoy this popular game without paying a premium for a flagship smartphone.

Overall we are quite impressed with the gaming performance of the Huawei P smart Pro; the phone runs on the latest Android 9 Pie out of the box with Huawei EMUI built on top of it; that means you get a user interface that is packed with features and customization options.

Huawei brags about the blue light filter in this phone, which is not a new feature by any means. But now you know it’s here, you also get quite a few customization options, smart features, and settings that allow you to customize your phone. Just like on every Huawei smartphone, you can change the looks by selecting from a few different themes.

Initially, we were worried about the fact that the phone had just three gigabytes of RAM, but after using that P smart Pro for quite some time, we can assure it’s a pretty fast device. Overall we didn’t have any lag or stutter, and the phone feels fast all the time.

Camera:

Daylight image quality is outstanding, and it’s one of the best in the budget phone segment. In our eyes, the AI helps capture more dynamic range and a bit punchier colors, but sometimes it fails to adjust the white balance.

On the other hand, most of the shots look beautiful as the pictures have plenty of details. Colors are reasonably accurate, and even the dynamic range adjustment is reasonable. Portrait and aperture modes can take good photos as the subject or object is usually nicely separated from the background.

Low-light image quality is very good for a budget device. There is also a dedicated night mode that brings more detail, but there is also a bit more noise in the images, while pictures taken using this mode may look cool on the phone screen. We prefer auto mode that makes pretty good low-light photos with less noise. Selfies usually look nice and sharp. Selfie portrait mode does a pretty good job, separating the subject from the background, but there are a few artifacts in some of the pictures. If you take selfies in low-light, the results may not always impress you, but the images are still usable.

1080p video quality is very good for a budget device as there is the right amount of detail, and the colors are beautiful. The phone can also shoot videos in 1080p at 60 frames per second, and the quality of the footage is outstanding, but the video is shakier, and the footage is noticeably softer. Both 1080p selfie video and sound recording quality are pretty good.

Connectivity-wise, the P Smart Pro, works amazing; we had no issues with call quality or signal reception. GPS Wi-Fi and Bluetooth also work fine. The phone also has quite a few sensors onboard, including the gyroscope. Finally, there is a fully functioning NFC, even though the official page indicates there is no such feature. That means that the presence of NFC depends on the market.

Battery life has been great (4000 mAh), thanks to a generous capacity and Huawei’s power management. Our record screen on time is over 10 hours, which is an impressive result. If you use the phone more intensively, you should still expect to get about 8 hours of SOT. Charging time is about 2 hours with a supplied charger.

Final Verdict:

The Huawei P smart Pro 2019 is a very impressive budget smartphone, but there are a few cons you need to know before buying. The main shortcoming is that the phone uses a micro USB port instead of the USB type-c. Overall it’s a premium-looking phone with a beautiful unibody shell and sharp display. The phone is fast and responsive, it can easily handle 3D games, the cameras are one of the best in class, and the battery life is excellent. That is one of the best budget smartphones of 2019, Huawei nailed it this time. Please drop us a quick comment below and enlighten us with your thoughts.