You're actually teaching what's important David. I just watched another video with a guy making things complicated on the phone and speaking fast like a bullet train.
I just got the P30 4 days ago, and I am wondering: - Is it an highend phone/ toprange? - How is the camera compared to most other phones? Is the camera in the top range of the best phone cams? My brother in law has a P20 Pro, with 4MP more wideangle, is that noticible? And he got a 11% higher blend. - Are his photos (way) better than mine? Subbed, I like the video, was interesting!
Nice one David, useful as ever. I ended up getting the p30 Pro, your other video regarding the camera review influenced my decision. Glad I went with it. 👍
I saw a DJI app on the phone. Have you tried attaching this phone to the drone controller? Will it not mess up the screen since it doesn't have bezels?
thanks for this well presented video...can we have a video on using the huawie (sms - notes - calendar) navigating between screens / apps ... i'm an iphone user and really impressed with what huawie is offering...thanks again
After min 1:57 you edited video because you have made a mistake. With Phone Clone you have to scan the new device with the old one! So, please put and text with the correct procedure for using Phone Clone!
I have a P30. How did you change your font? What is it called? I also only have preset themes, I am not able to download any more customized themes and no Huawei account.
But you can get bokeh effect with the front camera. Although yes, it's not as good as the rear camera. I came to the P30 from a Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge and I just restored all my apps and data from my Google account and all went smoothly. Phone Clone isn't bad though. I must say though I am liking my new P30 and it makes a nice change from being with Samsung the last 7 years.
Same here was with Samsung from the S4 up to s9+. Samsung has the better display, the P30 has awesome cameras and battery life, and its super fast too.
No I didn't thanks for that, It's just something I noticed as I still have the S9+ but have to return it soon under contract. The P30 does take amazing balanced pics.@@richardhurr31
I got a p30 coming from a OnePlus it's pretty good , notice the speeds not there but its smoother and I prefer to game on p30 just cus the OnePlus get power hungry especially in it's gaming mode
I totally agree with the camera part.. My 4year old asus selfie with 13mp front cam can take way much much better pictures than my p30 pro which has 32mp. And the video for front cam is also quite disappointing.
Hey bro. I signed in with mine. I also used the Huawei phoneclone app. Im still signed in with my old device too which is weird. But it's working as normal
The notch is still disgusting. Hidding it is a must. But Huawei should offer a setting to bring DOWN the icons when you hide the notch, instead of having them remain on the top. That said, two essential steps in my book for Huawei phones: 1 - Immediately install Nova Launcher and get rid of Huawei's awful launcher. 2 - Switch back to the normal 3 button navigation method. Huawei phones still have a long way to go before I consider buying them, though. Starting with the oversizing and ending with the lack of basics like microSD support (not the proprietary crap they're pushing) and a headphone jack.
I have to say, I just swapped from a Samsung Galaxy S8 to the Huawei P30 Pro and I think the notch is great. I hardly ever notice it. I do agree though that an option to bring the icons down if you are hiding the notch makes sense. I'm also finding Emui fine for my needs but I'll definitely try other launchers. I prefer the gestures myself as I am used to similar with OneUI, to a navigation bar, but again you can turn the navigation bar on, it is on by default. Lastly, USB C headphones come with the phone but I can understand the frustration if you have a good/preferred set of headphones that use a 3.5mm jack. All in all a lot is down to personal preference and I think Huawei are starting to make good moves for choice. I am loving the P30 Pro.
