They took advantage of the space and didn't make the phone too big but still got a good size screen in

excellent smartphone, has very good resolution, very fast charge the battery, the fingerprint lock works very well, has a good cell phone size

Perfect size for the average joe, 5.2" screen is a great middle ground

My main requirements of a smart phone - excellent call quality, right screen size, snappy performances, DSLR like camera, extra SD card slot, excellent GPS, no bloatware, fast charging, and long battery life etc

The overall smaller size is biggest drawback for me.3

Can't use MicroSD card as internal storage even though the phone is on Android 7.0 - that feature is disabled by Huawei6

A feature packed phone that can hang with the big boys but at reasonable price

Other than that the speed, camera, and cool features on this phone like the "wheres my phone" feature are awesome takeaways from such a mid range flag ship phone

Some of the features are a little hard to find in the menus and I do miss the quick "flashlight" feature but that can be programmed into your back fingerprint smart button

Plus this phone comes with Android Marshmallow, which has some really great new features

It took me a while to figure out how to add an app icon.-Speaker is loud enough, but sound quality is poor and really tinny

It really is a shame, such a beautiful phone ruined by horrible quality control

Low light conditions do degrade the image quality but, even then, its still pretty good

I mainly wanted a cell phone with good call quality, good camera, long battery.

The build quality is awesome too; no squeaking, or shuddiness; it's very solidly built

Foe this price, get a shiny beautiful, well designed, thunder fast phone, just like any flagship Android phone

Huawei better get on the ban wagon and start offering a Huawei quick charger on Amazon ASAP and offer it at a cheap price.

I love this phone and I think that lts at a great price

Very weak speakerThe price of this phone e fluctuates alot on Amazon, got it for $260

I just couldn't purchase a Pixel phone at the outrageous price.

Every bluetooth device that experienced adverse performance issues with the honor 8 work flawlessly on the lgv20 I purchased

Update (10/23/2016)Like another reviewer, I've experienced more than a few unacceptable performance issues

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

I love everything about this phone, it's durable, good performance, good software, good hardware

I can say I don't miss the Note 3 and its poor battery performance

It's fast, has a great interface, and great battery life.

it feels as fast as my OnePlus 3T and has great battery life

it feels as fast as my OnePlus 3T and has great battery life

It's fast, easy to use, beautiful screen, great battery life.

I got my Honor 8 four days ago and the battery life has been very disappointing

Great phone with a supreme design, sturdy glass, and great camera

They all look like cheap covers designed for a cheap phone.

This phone works fast, beautiful design, fast charging, long lasting charge, great camera quality etc etc

Camera is great, battery life ain't bad, sleek design and great features.

To put things in perspective, my favorite all-time smartphone design is the Motorola Defy: it was built like a tank and worked underwater; it was rugged--you could drop it and it would barely scratch (no need for a phone case); had minimal bloat-wear; and served perfectly as an Every Day Carry (EDC) workhorse

in+Speaking of charging, the fast charge feature is no joke.

You might miss wireless charging if you are habitual of itAll in all, I would recommend this phone to my friends.

Lack of hi speed fast charging C cables on market is an issue

Sadly this phone does not support wireless charging, which isn't necessary but nice to have anyways.

First, the bad:The biggest flaw is that Huawei / Honor has a proprietary fast charging system that isn't compatible with the industry

If my phone was on its last legs, I would definitely buy the Honor 8 for myself as well

For less than a third of the price, the Honor 8 is hard to beat

The Honor 8 is not perfect, but I still love using it .

The Honor 8 has great specifications and was good for two months, but it freezes and restarts all the time now

The Honor 8 died within 2 hours of first turning it on.

Great screen, great vibration, beautiful phone, with all the ports

Excellent phone, fast, responsive, amazing screen and camera

Had to replace the phone within first month because screen got cracked (without being dropped or smashed).

It's fast, easy to use, beautiful screen, great battery life.

Good camera, performance is good, the battery life is decent, the screen is nice and vibrant and the fingerprint scanner works great

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.

The main reason I would like to drop a review is due to the great US honor customer officers that had served me and helped me on my phone

That is, until I came across Huawei, and the Honor 8.Professional and amateur reviews I found were nearly universally positive, pointing to a beautiful body design; good customer support

it feels as fast as my OnePlus 3T and has great battery life

They have horrible quality issues as well as terrible, close to non-existent customer service.

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

First, the bad:The biggest flaw is that Huawei / Honor has a proprietary fast charging system that isn't compatible with the industry

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

Even though you might overlook this flaw initially, it will get to you after some time.- Cellular bands are not wide

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

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

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

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

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.

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)

I am hoping that Huawei will improve their OS for better response time.

Iphones have good standby time, but if you play Pokemon, they are still not enough

This phone was ahead of it's time and still hangs with new models

What I hate about ALL the Samsung phones is they have the power button on one side of the phone and the volume on the opposite side -- so when I'm trying to turn up the volume I inevitably press the power button at the same time - very annoying

Aesthetically pretty, and with a really good performance over a day of listening to music, social networks and a good time watching videos, batery life is incredibly fine not to mention the fast charge

Also, because this only has soft keys you do lose a little bit of screen real estate, despite having the same screen size as the Galaxy

It's been used on the T-Mobile unlimited data plan in the Washington DC area

I was a bit skeptical at first because I've never heard of the brand Hauwei

and it's was quite a bit less expensive than other brands with similar features.

Threw it through some drywall in a rage, only scuffed the fingerprint sensor and cracked my screen protector a bit

There are a few significant issues unfortunately, which made me return this phone to go back to a Nexus 5X.First because it's easiest to explain: the screen collects scratches very easily

Coming from the iphone, I was not opposed to Honor’s ios-like EMUI over stock Android

but I like this phone BETTER than my S5!!Does everything I've needed it to, & fast

They have horrible quality issues as well as terrible, close to non-existent customer service.

While not a huge issue, I also miss having the album art to a song I'm playing show on the lock screen

You can also draw with your knuckle a letter and have that open a specific program, like drawing a large letter M to open the native music app

Neat-o

They should add it to the extra slip of paper too because at first I was frustrated when I thought there was no phone number for help.

Upon power up, I ran into some issues where the phone only showed the keypad to dial a phone number

(LOL)I'm adding my review now before I've explored all the features - mostly for those other Android beginners - to let you know there is a phone number inside, the tech support answers quickly, and they will take plenty of time to help you