#mate 10 philippines

Huawei's latest flagship devices, the Mate 10 and Mate 10 Pro, has landed in the Philippines and they're bringing a different perspective on how a flagship smartphone should be. The Mate 10 is the more affordable one, retailing for just Php32,990, yet does not compromise in terms of design and hardware. The difference between the Mate 10 and Mate 10 Pro, aside from the RAM/storage combo, are mostly aesthetic and it has got to do with user-preference. If you haven't read about our Huawei Mate 10 Pro review yet, you can head up here before continuing to read down below. Design and Construction The Mate 10’s design language is consistent with that of its predecessor, the Mate 9, but with quite a lot of improvements. The Mate 10 has a very forward-looking design up front, keeping its bezels slim, even despite the fact that it still retains a physical home button at the front. The Mate 10 retains a 3.5mm audio port, a feature that a majority of users still look for and regularly use. It’s a little disappointing that the Mate 10 is only IP53 rated (splash resistant), unlike the Mate 10 Pro that has an IP67 rating, like many other flagships from Samsung, Apple, Sony, and LG. Read more in our articles including "Huawei Mate 10 Review" and "OPPO A6s 5G Review".