Huawei P Smart 32 GB / 3 GB
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The device of the middle class, keeping up with the times. On board there are many "chips" borrowed from fresh flagship solutions: a widescreen screen with an aspect ratio of 18:9 and FullHD + resolution (2160x1080 pixels), a dual main camera module for portrait photography, and an NFC chip for making contactless payments. The company to all these "goodies" in equipping the Huawei P Smart Dual Sim is an archaic microUSB port.
Through it, a battery with a capacity of 3000 mAh is charged in the usual mode (the technology for fast charging was not delivered to the smartphone). On the back of the metal body of the model, in addition to the aforementioned two “eyes” of the main photo module, there is a multifunctional fingerprint sensor that can replace the shutter button when taking pictures and can be useful when flipping through photos or managing the notification curtain. The operation of the device, “the filling of which is represented by a Kirin 659 strong mid-range chip, is “conducted” by the Android 8 OS with a proprietary EMUI shell rolled over it with a similar digital version designation.
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Smartphone for every day
P Smart Dual Sim is an inexpensive and relatively simple device from Huawei with a utilitarian appearance that offers nothing fancy. Thin bezels — yes. Widescreen aspect ratio — yes. The metal case is. Demanding more from a $200 smartphone would be overkill.
Bright Full HD+ display
The smartphone received an excellent 5.65-inch IPS screen with Full HD + (2160x1080) resolution. The matrix is covered with a protective glass with an oleophobic coating. Colour reproduction is at the usual high level for IPS screens, the colour gamut is well calibrated and can be adjusted to suit you, making the colours more juicy or, on the contrary, cold. The stock of brightness with a margin is enough even when used outdoors on a sunny day.
Good power reserve
The P Smart Dual Sim is based on the mid-range Kirin 659 octa-core chip, which is similar to Snapdragon 625. Only Kirin 659 has slightly better performance, while Snapdragon has a slightly more powerful video processor. Complementing the picture 3 GB of RAM. If we transfer these figures to real life, then Huawei P Smart Dual Sim shows decent performance, which is enough for comfortable work with the browser, demanding applications and modern games like Fortnite and Injustice.
Quality dual camera
Huawei P Smart received a dual main camera running the same “smart” software as the older Huawei models. The camera's software algorithm helps fine-tune white balance, exposure and colour reproduction, and uses depth of field information from the second camera module to achieve high-quality blur effects when shooting portraits and objects. In the daytime, in good light, the camera snaps great shots, but the less light becomes, the more the quality of the photos drops. However, this problem concerns almost all devices of this price category, a real camera phone for $200 is still a dream.
Lithium polymer battery
The smartphone uses a non-removable lithium-polymer (Li-Pol) battery with a capacity of 3000 mAh. Fast charging is not supported. From a single charge in a relatively active mode of use, P Smart works a little more than a day, when watching HD video, the battery lasts about 7 hours, and when loaded with demanding toys, it will last for 3.5 hours. In general, these are completely standard indicators.
NFC support
As expected, the smartphone supports two SIM-cards. One of the slots is hybrid and can be occupied by a memory card. In general, the communication set is familiar for this class, and the presence of an NFC chip for contactless payments with Android Pay or applications from the banks themselves can be added to the unequivocal pluses.
