The P50 lite has finally gone international, with a striking modern design, a variety of cameras, and exclusive software and hardware. Huawei is a globally leading supplier of information and communication technology (ICT) infrastructure as well as smart devices. We offer integrated solutions across four main areas including telecom networks IT, smart devices, and cloud services, Huawei is dedicated to bringing technology to every home, person, and business to create a connected, intelligent and smart world.
It is a great phone. Huawei p50 lite does not lose points due to the same reasons that many smartphones do. Weak cameras, a poor display, or performance issues – generally speaking, these characteristics are exceptional in this case. The issues it has to face are, to this point very well documented and are unique to Huawei, and are caused by factors outside the scope of the company’s control but which have a profound impact on products such as the P50 lite. In this way, these particular circumstances – not some kind of incompetence – stop this Huawei P50 lite from being an obvious choice.
Pros
- Premium, slim, lightweight design
- Fantastic performance
- Versatile cameras
- Fantastic display
Cons
- Awkward app install/update process
- Camera inconsistencies
- Pricey
The Huawei P50 lite is an outstanding phone, but it isn’t as good as the conditions that its makers are stuck in. A long time to launch and a cost that is high in spite of the absence of essential features such as 5G – won’t make a difference.
Build up Design and Structure
- Fantastic quality of construction
- Light and thin for its size
- Unbelievably good options for finishing
Like the other models within the P50 series Pro, the Pro features the latest Dual-Matrix Camera Design. It is highlighted by two massive circular camera modules, on top of each other on the left edge of the phone’s reflective back.
Audio quality and Display feature
- Stunning curved-edge OLED display
- Middling in-display fingerprint sensor
- The first P series phone to feature a 120Hz refresh rate
A large part of the comforting feeling of the hand is because unlike other flagship competitors it’s the P50 lite isn’t a huge phone. The thin frame is surrounded by the 6.6in a curve-edge display that for the only time within the P series it goes to 120Hz refresh rate, offering super-smooth images. This is accompanied by the 300Hz rate of touch response (great gamer-friendly) as well as a 1440Hz PWM dimming control (intended to ease eye strain, especially in lower light levels).
Final Statement
In 2022, there will be a flagship built on the hardware of the previous generation and backed by the old version of Android (with no specific timeline for updates) and a hefty cost – despite the absence of flagship features that are expected to be included, such as 5G, and the continuing inability to use Google integration (that millions of users worldwide depend on) All of these issues undermine the effort that Huawei has clearly invested in this P50 lite, and that’s really a disappointment.