good camera; good specs, and compatibility with T-Mobile’s 12 band (a lot of other Chinese-made, and international-version phones don’t support 12 band)

it does not support band 12

good camera; good specs, and compatibility with T-Mobile’s 12 band (a lot of other Chinese-made, and international-version phones don’t support 12 band)

the LTE band 3 don't work well

the dual sim - Huawei's own manual (on model FRD-L04) says it CAN be used as dual-sim (or one sim and one sd card), numerous reviews said it support dual-sim, but it doesn't from what I can tell.why Huawei doesn't support more LTE bands, just like they do on Mate 9??Another issue is with dual camera - the wide aperture is a great misnomer, wide aperture on smart phone won't give you the bokeh effect, iphone's "portrait" mode is much easier on usability.---I bought Honor 5x as soon as it was out on

Works as it should & Very durable

Applications are snappy and function just as well as on my Nexus 6P, although I don't game much so YMMV

Excellent phone, works as it supposed to do, no lags, very fast, very good

USB C was important to me because I had started migrating, the camera is good and sometimes great but inconsistent, great design, super fast fingerprint reader, good battery life, and with the most recent update to Nougat it's as customizable and crisp as I need it to be.

but I don't think quite as good as on the Fire.

I wish the device was not as vulnerable to scratches as it is

that means it works great (4G LTE) in the United States as well as

that means it works great (4G LTE) in the United States as well as

If you expect support from Huawei if you do have trouble down the road, then run away from this phone as fast as you can

The 3000 mah battery surprised me, last way more than my 3200 mah Samsung devices, don't even want to compare with iPhone battery as they sucks always.

This is both a good and bad thing, good as in apple are lords of physical design; even android users should be able to admit that