Honor View 10

Stuff | Tom Morgan

A fantastic phone at a fantastic price, if not quite the outright bargain of its smaller brother.

S21 | Tom Morgan

AI-assisted selfies hit the mid-range. A fantastic phone at a fantastic price, if not quite the outright bargain of its smaller brother.

T3 | Robert Jones

Finally the OnePlus 5T has a competitor that not only matches the reigning champ of the mid-range in terms of features and performance, but offers a few on-trend boons that allows the Honor View 10 to land some tasty un-returned blows.

Android Headlines | Daniel Golightly

With consideration for its included features and specs that go far beyond what most users will ever even need, that isn't just a bargain. It's something that nobody who is serious about wanting the best smartphone available should look past without a second glance.

Android Central | Hayato Huseman

From build quality to battery life and performance, the View 10 leaves little to be desired and gives the OnePlus 5T a run for its money in the budget flagship category.

TechRadar | Andrew Williams

While you'll find better cameras elsewhere, in almost every other way the Honor View 10 is a match for far pricier phones, making it a great buy for the budget-conscious flagship fan.

ZDNet | Sandra Vogel

An affordable flagship to stand alongside the OnePlus 5T. t seems odd for Huawei to push a budget brand that offers such great value for money and effectively rivals its own flagship Huawei Mate 10 Pro. But if you're looking for great features and performance on a budget, the Honor View 10 stands alongside the excellent OnePlus 5T.

NotebookCheck | Florian Wimmer

High performance for a low price: The Honor View 10 is a little trimmed-down, but could become a real rival to the Huawei Mate 10 Pro. If you would like to save a few hundred bucks, but are still looking for high performance and a good camera, you will not be disappointed by the View 10.

phoneArena | John Velasco

Regarded as a flagship without the flagship cost, the outright cost clearly validates the Honor View 10's ambitious intentions. Ultimately, the Honor View 10 does a good job at bridging the gap between these two pricing extremes, all while giving consumers more choice when picking up their next phone.

MobileTechTalk | Craig Bradshaw

As it stands the Honor View 10 sits proudly at the top table based on its hardware and its price point and is a compelling option for consumers.

Android Authority | Joshua Vergara

The Honor View 10 is a great addition to the sub-$500 segment, providing plenty of features and great performance in a package heavily influenced by its Asian market origins.

AndroidPit | Jessica Murgia

The overall performance is good, although careful eyes will notice slight delays in the interface.

The Economic Times | Karan Bajaj

There is no other phone offering a similar feature set and performance in this segment.

91mobiles | Nitansh Rastogi

To sum up, while its cameras are shy of perfection and AI capabilities are in nascent stages, the Honor View 10 is still a very compelling flagship available at an enticing price point.

Neowin | Rich Woods

Ultimately, this is a phone that you'll be happy that you spent your money on. It checks the right boxes, with a beautiful display, a camera that takes great pictures, and a battery that lasts all day.

Phone Scoop | Eric M. Zeman

The View 10 is a solid phone, but it's not without quirks. It fills an interesting spot in the market. If you're all about the budget, then the Honor 7X isn't too much of a compromise.

PC Mag | Ajay Kumar

The Huawei Honor View 10 is an attractive phone with a tall and narrow build, dual camera sensors, and a dedicated AI processor for performance that gets better over time.

GadgetSpeak | paul_smart

One way of looking at the difference between Huawei and Honor is to use the football example one is Premier league and you pay for that and the other is Championship still good but the poor relation but of course they cost less however this still has far more to offer than a lot of other phones in the same price bracket.

Digital Trends | Andy Boxall

Honor stuffs the best mobile processor it has access to into a phone that's cheaper than its rivals.

Trusted Reviews | Verity Burns

The View 10 is proof that Honor's persistence in the mid-range market is paying off – this is one of its best handsets yet.

Gizmodo UK | Sam Rutherford

Is the Honor View 10 as sleek or tech-laden as the Galaxy Note 8 or iPhone X? No, and it's not really that close. But as those phones continue to push the price of flagship devices even higher, they are also leaving a lot of people simply looking for a good device behind. And the Honor View 10 is just that.

Pocket-lint | Mike Lowe

If you've been eyeing-up the Huawei Mate 10 Pro but have been receding due to its price tag then, well, the Honor View 10 offers much of the same at a cut of the price. As sub-£500 phones go it's about as good as it gets.

Expert Reviews | Christopher Minasians

The View 10 is a good value phone, but with a price to match the OnePlus 5T, it misses the mark in a few key areas. Its battery life is shorter and its cameras aren't as impressive. It isn't waterproof like the Samsung Galaxy S8, either, but that's a failing of the 5T as well.

CNET UK | Andrew Hoyle

With the same core specs as the excellent Huawei Mate 10 Pro, the View 10 is a great way of snagging a powerhouse phone without emptying your bank account.

TechnoBuffalo | Justin Herrick

The Honor View 10's biggest problem is that people don't know the brand. So while the Honor View 10 may be a pretty great choice for shoppers on a budget, they'll never come across it and thus choose another phone.

Firstpost | Rehan Hooda and Ankit Vengurlaker

The Honor View 10 is a good device, but at its price tag a user is not looking for an ordinary camera or a stuttering gaming experience.

The Verge | Sam Byford

[The View 10 is] slipping into the realm of flagship phones that don't cost flagship prices. And ultimately, between the software and the design, it just doesn't feel like a flagship phone.

Tom's Guide | Adam Ismail

Honor's View 10 delivers flagship specs on a budget, but it makes too many compromises to stand out.

The Verge | Sam Byford

The View 10 is easy to recommend on several levels, and were it priced at $399, it'd be a bargain. At $499, though, it's slipping into the realm of flagship phones that don't cost flagship prices. And ultimately, between the software and the design, it just doesn't feel like a flagship phone.