Huawei’s flagship P9 and P9 Plus devices released just two months back, have already recorded sales exceeding 2.6 million units according to recent data from Huawei. This record sales didn't just happen but are as a result of the strong and powerful specs the flagship devices pack.
Huawei P9 Key Features
The 5.2 inch full HD display included in the P9 uses the Hollywood movie colour gamut, allowing the display to cover 96 percent of the colour spectrum.
The dual-lens 12MP camera features RGB and BW sensors, as well as laser-assisted focus. This makes the camera 200 per cent more sensitive than predecessors and allows it to provide 300 per cent more detail.
The P9 is powered by Huawei’s latest Kirin 955 chipset, which is based on the TSMC 16nm FinFET Plus chip technology. CPU performance is 100 per cent faster than the P8 and 3D graphics are improved by 125 per cent.
Running Android Marshmallow 6.0, the P9 uses the Huawei Emotion UI 4.1 interface, adding hundreds of user experience tweaks and improvements.
The P9 supports the latest reversible USB Type-C Connector technology.
Huawei P9: Processor & Software
As expected, the Huawei P9 and P9 Plus pack Huawei's own Kirin 955 SoC, which is a pretty astounding bit of kit. Needless to say, Huawei is promising big performance, but also big battery efficiency. There's 3GB of RAM onboard the P9 while the P9 Plus has 4GB, and the software is Android 6.0 together with the firm's own UI.
The P9 supports the latest reversible USB Type-C Connector technology.
Huawei P9: Processor & Software
As expected, the Huawei P9 and P9 Plus pack Huawei's own Kirin 955 SoC, which is a pretty astounding bit of kit. Needless to say, Huawei is promising big performance, but also big battery efficiency. There's 3GB of RAM onboard the P9 while the P9 Plus has 4GB, and the software is Android 6.0 together with the firm's own UI.
Huawei P9: Design & Display
Huawei laid much emphasis on how much effort has gone into the Huawei P9's design and build, during the launch. The firm seems very aware that it is competing in a modern premium market of predominantly metal and glass flagships such as the Galaxy S7 and iPhone 6s.
The Huawei P9 is made from "one piece of sleek and solid metal," so a unibody design, but also features glass components too. In terms of shape, well, the leaks showed it all, and we reckon there's no denying the Huawei P9 is an attractive phone to look at - there is a hint of Samsung, HTC, and Apple in there, amongst others, but to be fair there is only so much that can be done with smartphone slab design and the cohesive whole doesn't really look like anything else. We have been impressed by Huawei's design and build quality before, and this device appears to continue the firm's aptitude for good-looks and solid build with a deft hand.
The handset is 6.95mm thin, thinner than both the Samsung Galaxy S7 and iPhone 6s, and it has an incredibly narrow bezel around the display at only 1.7mm - again thinner than both mentioned rivals with what Huawei describes as an "invisible edge".
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The display itself is a 5.2in IPS setup on the regular Huawei P9, with a Full HD 1080p resolution at 423 pixels-per-inch. Huawei also claims 96% colour saturation and 500nits of brightness. Meanwhile, the Huawei P9 Plus has a 5.5in Super AMOLED display, again at 1080p and 401ppi, with 108% colour saturation. The Huawei P9 Plus is slightly thicker than the regular model at 6.98mm.
Huawei P9 Camera
Another hyped element during the pre-launch rumours was the camera tech, initially off the back of images showing a dual-lens and then, more recently, because of Leica branding. Of course this all turned out to be right on the money - the Huawei P9 features a dual-lens Leica 12MP Summarit H 1:2.2/27 ASPH sensor array. The two wide-aperture, f/1.1 sensors fulfill different purposes, both feature a large pixel size for more light, but one handles RGB colour while the other is a monochromatic black-and-white sensor. There's also hybrid laser and depth auto-focus capabilities which can switch to the best solution for short and long-range photography - the handset has the world's first dedicated depth image-signal processor (as well as a dedicated Digital Signal Processor) for this purpose. As expected, you're also able to re-select a focal point post-capture, but that's not the main point of the dual-camera setup as it has been with past implementations. Nope, here it's all about the overall image quality.
There's a Professional Mode to give you full manual control of ISO, focus, shutter speed, exposure, white balance, and it allows RAW output.
Huawei also made a point of how well-equipped the P9 is when it comes to mobile connectivity, including dual-SIM support with an integrated microSD and SIM slot and the world's first triple-antenna. The P9 has support for 18 4G bands across 1334 networks in 217 regions. MicroSD support allows for cards up to 128GB and there's the new USB Type-C connector in the bodywork. Onboard storage is either 32GB or 64GB depending on availability.
The handset is 6.95mm thin, thinner than both the Samsung Galaxy S7 and iPhone 6s, and it has an incredibly narrow bezel around the display at only 1.7mm - again thinner than both mentioned rivals with what Huawei describes as an "invisible edge".
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The display itself is a 5.2in IPS setup on the regular Huawei P9, with a Full HD 1080p resolution at 423 pixels-per-inch. Huawei also claims 96% colour saturation and 500nits of brightness. Meanwhile, the Huawei P9 Plus has a 5.5in Super AMOLED display, again at 1080p and 401ppi, with 108% colour saturation. The Huawei P9 Plus is slightly thicker than the regular model at 6.98mm.
Huawei P9 Camera
Another hyped element during the pre-launch rumours was the camera tech, initially off the back of images showing a dual-lens and then, more recently, because of Leica branding. Of course this all turned out to be right on the money - the Huawei P9 features a dual-lens Leica 12MP Summarit H 1:2.2/27 ASPH sensor array. The two wide-aperture, f/1.1 sensors fulfill different purposes, both feature a large pixel size for more light, but one handles RGB colour while the other is a monochromatic black-and-white sensor. There's also hybrid laser and depth auto-focus capabilities which can switch to the best solution for short and long-range photography - the handset has the world's first dedicated depth image-signal processor (as well as a dedicated Digital Signal Processor) for this purpose. As expected, you're also able to re-select a focal point post-capture, but that's not the main point of the dual-camera setup as it has been with past implementations. Nope, here it's all about the overall image quality.
There's a Professional Mode to give you full manual control of ISO, focus, shutter speed, exposure, white balance, and it allows RAW output.
Battery, Connectivity & Other Hardware
The P9's battery isn't quite as massive as earlier rumours suggested, but still impressive nonetheless with a sizeable 3000mAh cell. The handset also packs in stereo speakers. The Huawei P9 Plus has a bigger 3400mAh cell and is alleged to offer two-day battery life. Both models have a "new generation" fingerprint scanner with 3D scanning, which is claimed to improve the security.Huawei also made a point of how well-equipped the P9 is when it comes to mobile connectivity, including dual-SIM support with an integrated microSD and SIM slot and the world's first triple-antenna. The P9 has support for 18 4G bands across 1334 networks in 217 regions. MicroSD support allows for cards up to 128GB and there's the new USB Type-C connector in the bodywork. Onboard storage is either 32GB or 64GB depending on availability.
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