I have to say, EMUI9 has really taken the gesture control to a good level. Unlike the Google Pixel, the Mate 20 Pro uses Gestures similar to iOS, so there is no 'pill' button, just a UI that is driven by gesture control, it amazes me just how much space is freed up when you don't have a navigation bar or pill button (Pixel 3) to deal with.
This device also just feels so good in the hand, it seems to be a bit more narrow in hand vs. iPhone X S Max and Galaxy Note9, making it a whole more ergonomic.
The main thing I am loving is how brilliant this device is keeping BOTH a good WiFi reception and LTE+ reception, in places where the Note8, Note9, iPhone X and X S Max would typically have no signal, the Mate 20 Pro keeps its reception.
In our house the Mate 20 Pro has signal in places we considered to be dead spots. The Mate 10 Pro was also like this, always keeping great RF. The Mate 20 Lite I tested also did a very good job of keeping good RF. GPS signal also seems to be a very strong suit for Huawei, I think their experience in networking equipment really helps them have an edge in these areas.
I'm terms of battery life, I continue to be blown away
I finally got the Mate 20 Pro down to 4% last night and then called it a night.
Over 7hours SOT with over 17hours off charge, I was very impressed, and pretty sure it will do even more once my usage also settles down as I cannot stop fiddling with it. I think with Moderate usage one can get 2 days easily with this phone and with heavier usage they can get a full day and possibly a bit after that.
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