It's just a bit heavy, but not bad for the price your paying

In comparing the phones out there it was a bit difficult to drop $800 or more on a phone which may be lost or broken in a year or two

I had no issues until a day it bugged out on me a bit and finally had no reception

My biggest gripe is the camera which struggles a bit in low light.

Really fast has not lagged or frozen one bit

I do miss my ad blocker a little bit, but it's a very minor thing, and I don't really have much ad-ware any more

Hurts my eyes a bit even with eye safe setting and twilight

and it is a bit hard to listen to the phone calls on speaker mode.

A bit slower on some games than iPhone 8, some weird patterning issues in background stuff, can't change notification volumes without changing ringtone volumes

compared to iphone 6s, just a tiny bit slower

Both cameras are actually really good although the rear camera seems to struggle a bit in low light but selfie cam is awesome

I'm still a bit suspicious about the whole Chinese government stalking people through huawei phones but other than that

however)One weakness:-Built in speakers are not great quality: a bit hollow, tinny sounding and not super loud (although usually use my headphones or bluetooth speakers, so this does not bother me)Would definitely recommend to a friend.

It's a lot faster than my Samsung Galaxy S5, took a bit to get used to it but worth it

Even though there were some times that it had froze or shut done unexpectedly, I believe it was my fault for overdoing it a little bit too much

Then it asked for my AT&T account number

After quite a bit of research I decided to buy this phone even though I had obstacles such as AT&T deciding not to sell it