Honor 20

61 reviews

Nov, 2024

Positive
performance (18)
price (17)
battery (15)
camera (14)
design (13)

Negative
usability (6)
connectivity (5)
reliability (3)
sound (1)
portability (1)

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alaTest has collected and analyzed 61 reviews of Honor 20. The average rating for this product is 4.1/5, compared to an average rating of 4.1/5 for other Cell phones for all reviews. People really like the battery and screen. The performance and price also get good opinions. There are some critical opinions about the sound and portability. Reviews about the size and durability are different.

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We analyzed user and expert ratings, product age and more factors. Compared to other Cell phones the Honor 20 is awarded an overall alaScore™ of 89/100 = Very good quality.

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Expert review by : Andrew Williams Andrew Williams (trustedreviews.com)

Honor 20 Review | Trusted Reviews

Despite an uncertain future, the Honor 20 is here and translates most of the Honor 20 Pro experience into a more affordable package with aplomb.

You probably shouldn't buy the Honor 20 right now. It looks and feels great. It’s powerful. And while the camera array may seem better on paper than it is in person, it’s still great.If it were not for the “political” situation Huawei and Honor are...

Jul, 2019

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Expert review by : Jon Mundy (techradar.com)

Honor 20 review

The Honor 20 exemplifies the strange place this Huawei sub-brand finds itself in right now. It’s a desirable and capable almost-flagship phone available at an incredibly competitive price. But there’s a much-publicized political shadow...

Speedy performance Decent camera results Great specs for the price

Magic UI is ugly Level of app bloat is ridiculous Huawei issues place future updates in doubt

With exemplary performance, a vibrant display, a modern design and an accomplished camera, the Honor 20 comes up with the hardware goods, but there remain one or two questions over the Huawei-related software.

Jul, 2019

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Expert review by : Tom Morgan-Freelander (stuff.tv)

Honor 20 review

An affordable flagship with a question mark over its future

Flagship-grade performance and battery life ; Excellent main camera ; Premium design for mid-range cash

Macro camera pretty hopeless ; No headphone jack ; Question mark over future updates

A sub-£400 flagship with lots to like, but one major concern: the giant political weight hovering over parent brand Huawei. If that’s a deal-breaker, great hardware isn’t going to change your mind.

Jun, 2019

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Expert review by : Jonathan Morris (jmcomms.com)

Honor 20 Review: The perfect balance between affordability and functionality?

Honor's 20 series launch event couldn't have come at a worse time, but thankfully all three models are now available to buy in the UK. I've already talked about the Honor 20 Lite and shown off the surprisingly good photos from the entry-level handset,...

Excellent 48MP camera ; Great battery life ; Perfect side-mounted fingerprint sensor ; Dynamic camera features

2MP macro camera is a little low-res (but works quite well) ; No telephoto camera ; Smaller battery than the Honor 20 Pro for no obvious reason

Aug, 2019

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Expert review by : James Rogerson (3g.co.uk)

Honor 20 review

The Honor 20 is about the best phone you'll find at this price. Almost everything about it is high-end and the corners that have been cut are minor. It's just a shame about the software.

The Honor 20 is every bit as impressive by 2019 standards as the Honor 10 was by 2018 standards. It has high-end power, a great design, a good screen, five capable cameras (including the front-facing one), and decently long battery life.

Aug, 2019

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Honor 20 - Unboxing and mini-review - Coolsmartphone

About a month ago, on a day as similarly hot as it is today, I was down in London attending the launch and announcement of the Honor 20 series. Whilst I

You can pre-order the Honor 20 now from and it will be delivered on the 24th of June.

Jun, 2019

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Expert review by : GSMArena team (gsmarena.com)

Honor 20 and 20 Pro hands-on review

For the first time, Honor departs from its usual flagship releasing scheme by launching not one but two devices at once. And as per tradition in the...

May, 2019

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Expert review by : Sandra Vogel (zdnet.com)

Honor 20, hands on: A high-quality mid-range smartphone, with complications courtesy of Huawei Review | ZDNet

The Honor 20 is a competent mid-range smartphone that compares well to similarly priced competition. The Huawei connection is the only factor that might give prospective buyers pause for thought.

Jul, 2019

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Expert review by : Amy Davies (photographyblog.com)

Honor 20 Review

Want a great smartphone with a triple-camera setup that doesn't cost the earth? Then you may be interested in the Honor 20, a new mid-range 48 megapixel device with a 6.26” full HD screen, 6GB of RAM and 128GB of inbuilt storage. Read our Honor 20...

Jul, 2019

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Expert review by : Luke Gardner (photobite.uk)