#huawei y max

Huawei P30 Lite The P30 Lite may not be as popular as its more powerful siblings, but it's still worth looking at because of its specs and price. Huawei Y Max Now if you're looking for something big, like literally big, then take a look at the Y Max. Huawei has been bolstering their offerings in the Y-series family, and one of them is the -- the Y Max. The Y Max is not an ordinary phablet thanks to the faux leather back panel similar to what we saw on the LG G4 4 years ago. Not that you need it, given that the Y Max has a 128GB of storage which is quite large. The Y Max is slightly heavy given its size and battery capacity, but it feels solid and premium. We took some initial shots using the 16MP + 2MP dual rear cameras of the Y Max and so far so good. [gallery columns="4" ids="206343,206342,206341,206340"] Powering the Y Max is the Qualcomm Snapdragon 660 chipset which is pretty unusual given that Huawei usually uses Kirin chips. Read more in our articles including "Best smartphones in the Philippines under PHP 20K (March 2019)" and "Watch: Huawei Y Max Hands-on, First Impressions".