The packaging of Huawei P Smart is pretty white woven mesh fabric. If you open the box for the first time straight on top will be the phone. There is a bit of an unconventional twist you'll actually find the sim ejector tool located in the flap. Underneath the flip is a warranty card and then a 50-page Quick Start Guide. The phone charges with micro USB which is pretty common place amongst slightly more budget oriented phones like this. There no USB type-c here and right in the bottom of the box is a pair of earphones. The Huawei P Smart is trying to fill a gap in the market by trying to offer a lot of the things that it's more expensive in Huawei Mate 10 and Mate 10 Pro but at a much more affordable price. Huawei P comes with Android 8.0 Oreo squeezed into the latest emui 8.0 package. It has dual cameras that support the two simultaneous, Bluetooth device pairings, a fast fingerprint scanner and more. The screen on this phone is definitely one of its strong points with its unusual size of 5.65 inches. It strikes a pretty good balance for people who want a slightly larger display than the standard 5.5 inch phone but they don't a quiet stretch to a 6 inch. It's an IPS panel with a full HD plus resolution the produce is pretty bright and pretty true-to-life images. The resolution is the same as found on the Huawei Mate 10 Pro, a phone that costs over two times as much as this. It is also good to see that we've got an 18 to 9 aspect ratio here which gives us a slightly more modern aesthetic. The display is marketed as a full screen panel there are still noticeable bezels on here. It got an overall screen to body ratio of about 76% though so it's actually still pretty good for a budget phone. The back has a 13 megapixel sensor and 2 megapixel sensor which is used almost primarily the depth perception. Speaking of how cheap the phone is it's one of the most fully featured cameras. It got everything from a wide aperture mode to a motion picture mode something close to Apple's live photos as well as portrait mode. This camera is another one of those areas where fans of Huawei fans really appreciate. There's a fair bit of color processing that goes on behind the scenes but the photos turn out very rich and almost instantly ready to post on social media. This isa similar story with the phone's front camera which has some pretty intense face beautification going on. Aside from this just in terms of the general UI of the phone it shares a lot of DNA with its more expensive cousin of Huawei Mate 10. That's not a bad thing because whilst aesthetically speaking Emui is not ready for everybody in terms of functionality. It's one of the most complete skins that a company has put on top of stock Android offering things like a smart split screen mode, smart sharing between Huawei devices which is like superfast file transfer that requires no Wi-Fi connection. Under the hood the Huawei P Smart packs the Kirin 659, not a high end chip but definitely not a low-end one either. The performance speaks for itself. UI operation is very fluid and applications load almost instantly before your eyes. It does not matter the game you throw at this phone it can handle just about all of them at the max frame rate at 1080p resolution.This SOC is also combined with 32 gigabytes of on-board storage. Unfortunately 10 of which has already taken when you take the phone out the box. An SD card is recommended but it's also at the same time nice that you've got that option. The body the smartphone is made almost entirely out of aluminium a material that allows the phone to be extremely slim and light but at the same time very sturdy. The body has no creaking whatsoever when you apply pressure. The aluminium on the back of the phone doesn't make it feel quite as premium as perhaps more expensive glass smartphones but it's nice its pleasant. The phone has chrome accents running the top and the bottom and they definitely add a much-needed splash of flair. As promised the fingerprint scanner really is a treat and very fast. The battery at 3000 milliamp hours can comfortably push you through a day of usage.

Main Features for Huawei P Smart

5.65 inch display Android 8.0 Oreo Operating System Octa-core 4×2.2 GHz  & 4×1.5 GHz  Processor up to 256 GB Memory Card Slot 64 GB Internal Memory 4 GB RAM 13 MP + 2 MP Rear Camera 8 MP Front Camera Non-removable Li-Po 3000 mAh battery

The Samsung Galaxy S9 has a 5.8 inch Super AMOLED display, 12 megapixel 4K Variable Aperture camera, a snapdragon 845 or Exynos 9810 with 4 gigabytes of RAM and a 3000 milliamp hour battery and expandable memory up to 400 gigabytes. At the design level it seems like a slightly refined version of the Galaxy S8 with a beautiful curved display. Its a little bit shorter and slightly wider stereo speakers. It has the inclusion of a power button on the right but the Bixsby button remains which is questionable for some. At the back you can have now a heart rate monitor with blood pressure sensor and the fingerprint moves to the right location. The build quality of the Samsung Galaxy S9 is still one that needs a case due to the glass on the rear which can crack quite easily. It does have Gorilla Glass 5 on the front so you might not need a screen protector but still recommended to have one. On the front of the device you're gonna see a beautiful 2k display and it is brighter than ever before on any galaxy device. It has the highest pixels per inch on pretty much than any phone on the market. Great range of brightness can be easily legible in the sunlight. if you do put it on auto brightness, it gets very dim. In display settings there's plenty of things you can do to really get the display to the level that you will enjoy. It comes with 1080p out-of-the-box and you have to go to screen resolution and put it at wqhd plus if you want the full enjoyment of this display. Under the screen mode you have the ability to tweak it into AMOLED cinema AMOLED photo and basic. This is an incredible feature if you do want to get to display right to the point that you like. The text on this display is extremely sharp. There's very good contrast with the colors and the immersive video experience is great. Also we have multi window that's actually more feature-rich than the one on a stock Android device. You also have pop-up view which allows you to put two apps side by side basically however you want. Also you do have the one handed mode which allows you to basically use this one-handed. A cherry on top is the Infinity wallpapers exclusive to the Samsung Galaxy S9. The Samsung Galaxy S9 has the best display on the market. Samsung Galaxy S9 has Android 8.0 Oreo on board with Samsung experience version 9.0. While this is Android 8.0 Oreo underneath what's really on the surface is a Samsung experience so you're not gonna see too much of a Google influence here. You will see a lot of Samsung features I like notification tray and also from the settings there's even more to see there. If you've never used a Samsung phone there's a lot to learn here although it's more clean and intuitive as ever. So don't let this scare you off it's very easy to use this phone. There's just a lot that's going on with this device compared to a more simple UI. The Samsung Galaxy S9 is extremely fast. 4 four gigabytes of RAM is enough for this phone and for day-to-day activities, you're just not gonna have any issues with performance. It will give you a little bit better RAM management. If you want to have 25 apps open in the background and everything to not reload then get yourself the device. It has more special and advanced features like smart stay games, one-handed, fingers print sensor gestures, there's the Vice assistant, a multi Windows, smart capture and palm swipe. The fingerprint sensor gesture allows you to pull down the notification tray while the one-handed mode makes it very easy to use the S9 with one hand if you cannot reach at the top of this display. Also double-click to open the camera is an amazing feature as well. When it comes to security Samsung also threw in a bunch of features. You have intelligent scan which combines the iris and the facial recognition to give you a more accurate opening of the lock screen. It got secure start up secure lock settings and you can go ahead and encrypt the SD card and smart lock. There is even a secure folder where you can store files in the secure folder which nobody can access but you. This is a secure phone with max behind the scenes helping you never get your data stolen . You do also have some good audio experience here as well. You have a 3.5 mm headset jack and stereo speakers on both the bottom and the top. But to really get the most out of this you have to turn on Dolby Atmos. It is definitely a very loud speaker, one of the loudest on any phone. Battery life with the Samsung Galaxy S9 is not the best in the planet but it does give you good power saving modes Min and Max. If you want more battery life you better go to the Plus version. But this thing is definitely get through most people's workday. Samsung decided to go ahead and improve the keyboard which was a good move. This is because on the Samsung Galaxy S9 you get all new emojis. You also get this on 8.0 with other Android devices but these emojis just look so much better than the prior versions of the Samsung keyboard. It also gives you new sticker packs which you can download some more and you also get new gif animations on this keyboard. It's really a nice keyboard update. The camera of the Samsung Galaxy S9 has a variable aperture that opens and closes to let in more light in different scenarios making it better for detailed photos than ever before. Shooting with this phone has is great because it's a small nice size and you can shoot with that volume rocker and it's basically on the level now as a Pixel 2. It gives you the great Moza modes and food modes. The super slow motion goes up to 960 frames per second. Also loaded is the AR emoji and hyperlapse. The front has some nice features as well in addition to Bixby vision. Overall it's a pretty good camera software experience. On the phonecall quality the Samsung Galaxy S9 actually has pretty good signal strength and it has an extra volume mode. When in a phone call it makes the phone calling even better. It's an excellent phone for phone call quality. If you want an extraordinary design, get the Samsung Galaxy S9 . While it's not the most innovative anymore because it's been out already for a little bit of time, it's a very easy one-handed phone as they made the phone a little bit shorter and a little bit wider making a little bit more grippy. The camera is really reimagined while the hardware is definitely reimagined but the software is just slightly tweaked. It is a Samsung experience version which is give you a ton of features. The speed and performance is really good. You also get one of the best mobile payment systems on the planet. Headphone jack remains which is a dying breed on all smartphones and you have speakers that are very loud. It has a pretty good battery life does well. You also have great amount of storage which you'll never run out. IP68 helps you to not really worry about the phone getting wet. The Samsung Galaxy S9 is the total package for most people looking for a standard sized smartphone.

Key Features for Samsung Galaxy S9

5.8 inch display Android 8.0 Oreo Operating System Octa-core 4x2.7 GHz Processor up to 400 GB Memory Card Slot 64 GB Internal Memory 4 GB RAM 12 MP Rear Camera 8 MP Front Camera Non-removable Li-Ion 3000 mAh battery

    6.0 inch display Android 8.1 Oreo Operating System Quad-core 1.4 GHz Processor up to 128 GB Memory Card Slot 16 GB Internal Memory 1 GB RAM 13  MP Rear Camera 5 MP Front Camera Non-removable Li-Ion 4000 mAh battery