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Huawei P8 16GB Titanium Grey Specs
| Release Date in Philippines | |
|---|---|
| Model | P8 |
| Date | Jun 2015 |
| Processor | |
| Processor frequency | 2 GHz |
| Processor family | Hi-Silicon |
| Processor model | Kirin 930 |
| Processor cores | 4 |
| Display | |
| Display diagonal | 13.2 cm (5.2") |
| Display resolution | 1920 x 1080 pixels |
| Touchscreen | Yes |
| Display type | IPS |
| Ports & interfaces | |
| USB port | Yes |
| USB connector type | Micro-USB |
| USB version | 2.0 |
| Weight & dimensions | |
| Weight | 144 g |
| Width | 71.8 mm |
| Depth | 6.4 mm |
| Height | 144.9 mm |
| Network | |
| SIM card capability | Single SIM |
| Mobile network generation | 4G |
| SIM card type | NanoSIM |
| 3G standards | DC-HSDPA,HSUPA |
| 4G standard | LTE |
| Wi-Fi | Yes |
| Bluetooth | Yes |
| Wi-Fi standards | 802.11b,802.11g,Wi-Fi 4 (802.11n) |
| Bluetooth version | 4.1 |
| 2G bands (primary SIM) | 850,900,1800,1900 MHz |
| 3G bands supported | 850,900,1700,1900 MHz |
| 4G bands supported | 800,1800,2100,2600 MHz |
| Near Field Communication (NFC) | Yes |
| Storage | |
| RAM capacity | 3 GB |
| Compatible memory cards | MicroSD (TransFlash) |
| Maximum memory card size | 128 GB |
| Navigation | |
| Position location | Yes |
| Assisted GPS (A-GPS) | Yes |
| GPS (satellite) | Yes |
| GLONASS | Yes |
| Electronic compass | Yes |
| Software | |
| Platform | Android |
| Operating system installed | Android 5.0 |
| Google applications | Gmail,Google Books,Google Hangouts,Google Maps,Google Music,Google Play,Google Talk,YouTube |
| Camera | |
| Rear camera type | Single camera |
| Rear camera resolution (numeric) | 13 MP |
| Front camera type | Single camera |
| Front camera resolution (numeric) | 8 MP |
| Rear camera flash | Yes |
| Flash type | LED |
| Maximum frame rate | 30 fps |
| Resolution at capture speed | 1920x1080@30fps |
| Auto focus | Yes |
| Video recording | Yes |
| Battery | |
| Battery capacity | 2680 mAh |
| Battery technology | Lithium Polymer (LiPo) |
| Talk time (3G) | 13.8 h |
| Standby time (3G) | 480 h |
| Talk time (2G) | 10.3 h |
| Standby time (2G) | 424 h |
| Standby time (4G) | 447 h |
| Design | |
| Form factor | Bar |
| Product colour | Gray |
| Multimedia | |
| FM radio | Yes |
| Audio formats supported | AAC,AAC+,AMR-NB,AMR-WB,eAAC+,FLAC,MIDI,MP3,OGG,PCM,RA-Lossless,WMA |
| Video formats supported | H.263,H.264,MPEG4,RV,VC-1,VP8,WMV9,XVID |
| Image formats supported | JPG |
Reviews of Huawei P8 16GB Titanium Grey
unbox.ph
Reviewed on 2015-07-14
Chinese manufacturer Huawei is making waves in the international market, both in offering relatively high-spec flagships at a price lower than their competition – in this case, top-tier manufacturers like Samsung and LG. Huawei's streamlining the naming c...
Read more > yugatech.com
Reviewed on 2015-06-14
Great design and build quality, Great performance, Generous servings of RAM, Dual-LTE capability, Impressive camera performance, Good battery life, Very affordable for its category
Low internal storage, Tends to get a little warmer at times, No built-in wireless charging
Announced last June 2, the Huawei P8 is the latest flagship together with the phablet counterpart, the P8 Max. Check out our full review of the Huawei P8 after the break.It is no secret that Huawei wants to be the next Samsung of handsets. They made it ve...
Read more > unbox.ph
Reviewed on 2015-06-03
Huawei's P8 flagship is no stranger to us at Unbox. We managed to get hands-on time with the flagship a few months ago, and came away impressed but wanting to see more. Because of the limited time we had with the device, we couldn't go in depth with a lot...
Read more > unbox.ph
Reviewed on 2015-04-18
A few days ago Huawei officially launched two of its newest phones – the P8 and the P8Max . Huawei's looking to make a name for itself in markets outside Asia, and these two phones (and the P8 Lite) are the devices that the company is looking to do that w...
Read more > gizchina.com
Reviewed on 2015-10-28
Huawei is one of the Chinese tech giants that existed even before the dawn of brands like Xiaomi and OnePlus. Back then, their main focus was on wireless devices like modems and routers, but they also has a steady stream of smartphones and tablets release...
Read more > makeuseof.com
Reviewed on 2015-10-01
Chinese smartphone manufacturer Huawei has been upping the stakes with improved hardware on a model-by-model basis over the past few years, resulting in the release of flagship-standard devices, such as this 64-bit variant of the Huawei P8, available unlo...
Read more > Phones.com
Reviewed on 2015-06-15
Exclusive metal design, Top ranking images, Cheaper than most other flagship phones, Expandable storage
EMUI 3.1 experience is clumsy and somewhat a copy of Apple's iOS, Insufficient performance with graphics processing, Dull 1080p videos
The Samsung S6 edge has set such high standards for its competitors that coming close to it in a tightly knit Android industry is increasingly tough. Last year, when Huawei released it flagship Ascend P7, they got us excited with a high-performing, premiu...
Read more > anandtech.com
Reviewed on 2015-06-11
It's been a month now since Huawei launched its new smartphone flagship, the P8. Huawei started Ascend P-line of smartphones back in 2012 with the launch of the Ascend P1, and has since iterated every year with the follow up P6, P7, and this year's P8. A...
Read more > brighthand.com
Reviewed on 2015-06-08
Great price for what if offers, Credible performance, Solid display
Images a bit soft, Average battery life
The latest Huawei flagship is best summed up by two improvements from its predecessor: a big jump in craftsmanship and a significant camera upgrade.Simply called the Huawei P8, this smartphone has adopted a trend set by other high-end manufacturers by adv...
Read more > tomsguide.com
Reviewed on 2015-05-27
Beautifu, premium body, Gorgeous and vibrant display, Nifty software touches, Slew of camera special features
Below-average battery life
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Read more > gizmochina.com
Reviewed on 2015-05-15
Huawei finally launched beautiful Huawei P8 flagship last month. The device came with top end specs as well as unique features which made it an attractive offering in the already crowded smartphone market.Today, we take a look at the Huawei P8 in detail...
Read more > pcmag.com
Reviewed on 2015-05-15
Exceptional build quality. Polished software experience. Well-rounded performance.
Blatantly derivative design. Nearly unrecognizable Android OS
The inspiration for the Huawei P8 is plainly obvious. The hardware draws heavily from the Apple school of design, while the extensively skinned Android software is one of the most thorough iOS clones around. Spend some time with the P8, though, and t...
Read more > notebookcheck.net
Reviewed on 2015-05-13
Nice design, Very good build quality, Great camera, Decent battery runtimes, Good speakers, Memory can be expanded, Great voice quality with wind noise suppression, Good price-performance ratio
SoC is a bit too slow and reduces the performance under load, No LTE Cat. 6, No ac-WLAN, Neither Qi-charging nor Quick Charge, Videos only up to 1080p @ 30 fps, Only average GPS, Power adaptor not powerful enough
Light artist. The Huawei P8 is the latest flagship device from the Chinese company, which does not only have a noble design, but also offers a lot inside the aluminum chassis: Build quality, camera and display can meet the highest demands. Only the connec...
Read more > Pocketnow.com
Reviewed on 2015-05-11
Well-built and beautiful hardware, Powerful specifications, Speedy performance, Abundant customizable settings
Knuckle detection is buggy and can't be disabled, Speaker is easily blocked, Non-removable battery, Aggressive software breaks Android Wear, Conclusion, The P8 is an outstandingly well-put together package from a company not particularly known for its hi...
In the United States, Huawei's only reputation is as an ODM (original device manufacturer), making budget handsets for prepaid networks. It's been making waves overseas lately with its new Honor lineup, offering fairly powerful phones at an affordable pri...
Read more > androidheadlines.com
Reviewed on 2015-05-10
Excellent fit and finish, especially at this lower price point, the P8 is very well made, Simple, minimal design creates a small and svelte device that will appeal to anyone, The 5.2-inch display, while not amazing, gives the P8 a decent size that has mor...
The Emotion UI, while pretty, is needlessly complicated and could confuse a lot of Android users in the West, Speaker output is less than impressive, and pales in comparison to other devices, Overall design conjures unavoidable memories of older iPhone de...
For quite some time, Huawei has been releasing the Ascend P line of devices as flagship Android smartphones for everyone. They're the best that Huawei has to offer, and unlike their competitors they've always been somewhat reasonably priced, especially wh...
Read more > mashable.com
Reviewed on 2015-05-09
Elegant, Solid camera, Good value
A bit too similar to the iPhone, No fingerprint scanner, Mediocre screen, Software takes getting used to
Chinese smartphone giant Huawei has tried , for years , to create a compelling global flagship smartphone. Its phones often have great specifications, solid pricing and pleasant (though never very original) design, but none of them manage to wow consumers...
Read more > androidauthority.com
Reviewed on 2015-05-01
There's an age-old saying that the best camera is the one you have on you and most manufacturers seem to have gone back to focusing on their cameras. In the past, cameras were a playground with most OEMs banking on higher megapixel counts to sell their ha...
Read more > androidcentral.com
Reviewed on 2015-05-01
Great build quality, with premium materials, Slim, lightweight design, Great performance and battery life, Highly capable camera
Buggy, overbearing software, Much of Lollipop is hidden behind Huawei's skin, Google services take a back seat, and in some cases don't work properly, Android Wear support is completely broken
Huawei's latest flagship combines world-class hardware with software which is, at best, an acquired taste.The Huawei P8 is a great phone with a capable camera, long battery life and an expansive array of features, set back by weird software. The hardware ...
Read more > androidauthority.com
Reviewed on 2015-04-27
Thin design, Beautiful metal build, Sharp and vivid display, Fast and responsive performance, Great camera, microSD expansion
Average battery life, Buggy software
Huawei has been on a solid run lately, with various fantastic smartphone offerings that cover the price spectrum. With their latest flagship, Huawei decided to drop the Ascend moniker, while retaining what defines the company's P-series of smartphones: st...
Read more > phonearena.com
Reviewed on 2015-04-24
Premium metal design, Excellent still image quality, Cool low light capture modes, Lower outright cost than most other flagship phones, Expandable storage
EMUI 3.1 experience isn't for power users, Knuckle gestures are a bit obnoxious, Underpowered performance with graphics processing, Dull looking 1080p video recording quality
Getting noticed in the smartphone space is increasingly getting tough, especially in the Android space, now that the Samsung Galaxy S6 has set the bar for everyone else. Last year, Huawei managed to pique our interest with the Ascend P7, its flagship pho...
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