P20, one of Huawei’s flagship P series release is boasts with two Leica Summilux lenses on the back, as well as a neural processing unit on the Kirin chipset, which provides the AI capability to the camera app. Huawei claims the AI function of the camera helps you become a better photographer, with suggestions and automatic mode-switching based on what the phone thinks you're trying to portray. The camera also includes improved low light capabilities, including an AI-infused version of Super Night Mode that allows you to take amazing night shots without the need for a tripod or supernaturally still hands.

The P20 includes flagship-level hardware: alongside that octa-core Kirin chipset is 4GB of RAM and a super-generous 128GB of storage. The whole package is encased in a glass-backed, super-stylish handset in a choice of gradient finishes. The FHD+ display on the Huawei P20 really does it proud. At 5.8 inches, it's a good compromise between a smaller phone and a phablet, while not feeling large in the hand because of the slim bezels and the notch. Packed with 3400mAh battery capacity, a fully charged P20 could last you up to a day or two with daily usage.