The king of photography without 5G and Google

Huawei did a great job with the P60 Pro. It is unfortunate that the device is still limited by the absence of Google services and 5G.

Huawei just announced its latest addition, the Huawei P60 Pro, and it has something to impress. While everyone now offers 5G and the integration of Google services, Huawei has persisted and predicted with the new Huawei P60 Pro. Yes, 5G and Google services are still not present in this model, but let’s not complain, because we thank Americans for this specificity.

Great camera

However, for those looking for a premium photophone, the Huawei P60 Pro appears to be the undisputed king in 2023. DxOMark, the benchmark for camera testing, She gave him the result It is the highest in its history with 156 points. Thus, it beats the Oppo Find X6 Pro by three points and stands out as the best photophone of the year.

According to DxOMark, the secret to this exceptional performance lies in the combination of innovative hardware and software. The P60 Pro is one of the few smartphones that offers a variable aperture range from f/1.4 to f/4 for such a wide sensor. With this aperture range, the P60 Pro excels at exposure and focus, regardless of the lighting conditions and scene content.

Source: DxOMark

Source: DxOMark

Source: DxOMark

Source: DxOMark

According to DxOMark, the Huawei P60 Pro provides a wide dynamic range and good contrast in all lighting conditions for landscape or portrait photos. Colors are pleasant and vibrant in all situations tested, and video rendering is equally good indoors and outdoors. Autofocus is fast and accurate in photo mode, and depth of field is well controlled, with good sharpness on all faces when shooting in groups. Detail levels are high and noise is well controlled in photos, video and zoom. Finally, the effect of blurring and isolating subjects in portrait mode is very successful.

However, the P60 Pro exhibits unnatural skin tones in low-light video and sometimes unnatural rendering of details in challenging conditions. DxOMark also notes focus jumps during video recordings and image artifacts, such as reflections, quantization effects, and halos.

With these photo slideshows, your friends will have no choice but to admire the quality of your shots… before asking you why you don’t have 5G or Google services on your phone.

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