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Honor 20 Pro

Price: €599 (UK £Tbc)

Many of Honor’s phones are priced low, and the 20 Lite, which sits at the bottom of the series, costs just £249. That was launched at the end of April, and Honor left around a month before releasing the 20 and 20 Pro, the latter of which we’re reviewing here. These two phones are incredibly similar, save for the cameras but although we were given early access to the Pro model, Honor is keeping the UK price under wraps until the launch itself.

Note: Although Honor is a sub-brand of Huawei, the 20 and 20 Pro aren’t affected by the restrictions imposed by the US on the firm’s new phones because they were already certified by Google. This means there’s no issue with Android security updates or access to Google apps such as Gmail, Google Play and YouTube on these phones.

Price and availability

The Honor 20 Pro costs €599 and will go on sale in July 2019. There is no UK pricing yet, but it could work out around £579. This means it will have some very stiff competition, including from the brand-new OnePlus). However, the regular Honor 20 is €499 and the official UK price is £399. This could mean that the Pro will actually cost £499, a significant sum less than the P30, which costs £699, and the OnePlus 7 Pro (which starts at £629).

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