Huawei P Smart S

Right now, the Huawei brand is facing tough circumstances, which, however, does not stop this smartphone manufacturing company from producing the latest devices. Despite the economic crises, Huawei has managed to launch the new device, the Huawei P Smart S belonging to the mid-range category and comes with interesting features like ample storage, a striking camera setup and a vivid display. Let us sneak into this device for knowing all the specs that are being offered by Huawei.

Huawei P Smart S Price in India

Huawei P Smart S belongs to the mid-range section and comes in a single variant with 4GB RAM and 128GB internal storage. The smartphone has been launched in two colour options, Breathing Crystal and Midnight Black. The Huawei P Smart S is priced at 259 Euros, translating into Rs.22,100.

The smartphone features a dew-drop notch with thicker bezels and a slightly larger chin at the bottom and from the back one can see a triple camera setup closed inside a pill-shaped module with an LED flash sitting inside it. We do have the company’s branding at the bottom and overall the design looks decent but not that great for the modern-day competition. The body here is of plastic material and the rear panel features a boring pattern, but considering the price of this smartphone, the design is perfectly acceptable.

The top side features a 3.5mm headphone jack along with a microphone hole and the opposite side comes with a Type-C Charging port, speaker grille and another microphone. To the right, there is a volume rocker and the power button, while the left side provides space for the SIM tray. For biometric authentication, there is an under-display fingerprint scanner.

Huawei P Smart S hosts a 6.30-inch FHD+ OLED display, featuring a pixel density of 418PPI and a resolution of 1080 pixels. 90.17% of the front panel is occupied by the display and the OLED technology produces perfect black, colour saturation, high contrast and wide viewing angles.

The proprietary HiSilicon Kirin 710F is the driving force behind the Huawei P Smart S. For processing the graphics, there is Mali G51-MP4 GPU under the hood. In terms of performance, the modification that we are seeing in this device is the 4GB RAM and 128GB internal storage, which is more than enough for storing all the data. Still, if this is not sufficient, you are provided with the memory expansion option upto 256GB through a microSD card slot, but you won’t be able to use the second SIM card in that case.

The Huawei P Smart S uses EMUI 10.1.0, which is based on the Android 10. The Google play services and Play Market are replaced by the Huawei mobile services and Huawei App Gallery respectively.  For connectivity, there is dual-band Wi-Fi, 4G LTE, GPS, AGPS, BeiDou, NFC and Bluetooth 5.0.

The triple cameras on the rear side include a 48MP main shooter assisted by an 8MP ultra-wide sensor and a 2MP depth sensor. The 48MP sensor is versatile for both day and night shooting, while the wide-angle sensor is not so impressive. It works well during the day, but lags behind when the lighting conditions are not good.  The additional features include the panoramic mode, Manual mode, Live Photo and HDR. You can shoot 1080 pixel videos at 60fps with the rear camera setup of the Huawei P Smart S.

On the front, a 16MP sensor represents the selfie camera of the Huawei P Smart S, featuring an aperture of f/2.0. This sensor is capable of shooting decent pictures, subject to the lightning conditions. The front camera also sports 1080 pixel video shooting, but only at 30fps.

The battery section of the Huawei P Smart S packs a decent 4000 mAh battery. A battery of this capacity is sufficient to ensure full-day usage and the device is featuring all sorts of energy-saving specs. You are getting a 10W charger with this smartphone, so it will take you a couple of hours to refill the battery completely. For connecting the charger, there is a Type-C charging port.

Huawei P Smart S is a decent smartphone, considering the price under which this smartphone is available. Here you are offered with an OLED panel, a decent battery along with nice camera setup and an under-display fingerprint scanner. The only drawbacks of this device include an outdated design, absence of fast charging and a more efficient chipset.