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media love Huawei’s latest flagship devices and smartwatch for
their consumer-centric features
Consumer
technology and global media titles continue to recognize Huawei with
awards at MWC 2017, with the HUAWEI P10, HUAWEI P10 Plus and HUAWEI
WATCH 2 receiving an impressive 42 awards to-date. The HUAWEI P10 and
HUAWEI P10 plus have been a “Top Pick” by many publications for
their striking design and portrait capabilities. On the wearable
side, media are thrilled with the HUAWEI Watch 2’s strong battery
life and robust fitness features.
Here
are the awards the HUAWEI P10 and HUAWEI P10 Plus received during
MWC:
Android
Authority honored
the HUAWEI P10 with the “Best
of MWC 2017: Best Smartphone”
award. The editors
loved the dual-lens camera’s portrait mode and the device’s
Dazzling Blue color. Android Authority has 23 million readers a
month.
Digital Trends
recognized the HUAWEI P10 with the award for “Best
Phone” at MWC.
The editors complimented the HUAWEI P10’s dual-lens rear camera and
tailored capabilities to take amazing portrait photos, as well as its
dazzling color options. Digital Trends has 30 million readers a
month.
Android Central
awarded the HUAWEI P10 as a “2017
MWC Top Pick.”
The award recognizes the HUAWEI P10 for its small form factor and
varied colors and finishes.
T3
awarded the HUAWEI
P10 with the “MWC
2017 Awards: Best Phone.”
The editors loved that the smartphone comes with a “super hot
Leica-brand front and rear cameras,” and also highlighted the
HUAWEI SuperCharge technology. T3 has 2.4 million readers a month.
Pocket-lint
recognized the HUAWEI P10 with its “Best
of MWC 2017”
award. On the HUAWEI P10, the editors especially liked the price,
screen size and dual camera technology. Pocket-lint has 3 million
readers a month.
PhoneArena
recognized the HUAWEI P10 with their “Best
New Phones and Devices”
award. The editors highlighted the meticulous detail in crafting the
dual camera, software and portrait mode. Another feature that stood
out was the laser-cutting and precision finishes, resulting in a
shiny phone that doesn’t attract fingerprints easily. Pocket-lint
has 17.7 readers a month.
Trusted
Reviews recognized
the HUAWEI P10 and HUAWEI P10 Plus as one of the “Best
Phones of MWC.”
It awarded the devices for being a strong evolution of the HUAWEI P9,
with great Leica cameras, strong battery performance and resolution.
Trusted Reviews has 27 million readers a month.
Recombu
named the HUAWEI
P10 Plus a “Best
of MWC 2017”
award winner. It is recognized for its 5.5 inch display, HD
resolution, camera and processor. Recombu has 4.6 million readers a
month.
Android Central
also awarded the HUAWEI P10 Plus with the same Top Pick recognition.
The editors particularly appreciated the HUAWEI P10 Plus for its
specs, camera optics and storage capacity. Android Central attracts
27.2 million monthly visitors.
Ubergizmo named
the HUAWEI P10 as a “Best
Pick of MWC.”
Ubergizmo was impressed with the new P series’ industrial design,
impressive color options, hyper diamond-cut finishing, fingerprint
sensor, Leica camera and portrait mode capabilities.
Ubergizmo
also awarded the HUAWEI P10 Plus as a “Best
Pick.” The
editors think the Hyper Diamond-Cut finish is excellent, as is the
level 4 finger print sensor. Ubergizmo has 5.1 million monthly
visitors.
Android Headlines
recognized the HUAWEI P10 as a “Best
of MWC 2017”
product, highlighting its camera, battery and EMUI 5.1. Android
Headlines has 2.8 million readers per month.
Stuff gave
the Huawei the
“Jackson Pollock
Award” for bold
use of color on the HUAWEI P10. The editors called out Huawei for
being one of the first smartphone makers to go out of the box with
new device shades, pointing to its partnership with color specialist
Pantone. Stuff is a witty gadget review and buying guide and it
delivers tech news to 3.5 million monthly visitors.
TechAdvisor
recognized the HUAWEI P10 with its “Top
Pick” award. The
editors noted the main draw of the device is the introduction of
portrait mode and the wide angle group shots for the front-facing
camera. TechAdvisor has over 14 million readers a month.
FoneArena
awarded the HUAWEI
P10 with the “Editor’s
Pick of MWC 2017.”
The editors were impressed with the device’s colors and camera in
particular. FoneArena has 7.9 million readers a month.
Talk Android
awarded the HUAWEI P10 with its “Best of MWC 2017” recognition.
The editors applauded the device for being slim, powerful and
available in a variety of colors. They were also impressed by the
GoPro partnership. Talk Android attracts 773K monthly visitors.
HDblog
gave the HUAWEI P10 the “HDblog
Awards: Best Editor Choice.”
The editors awarded the device for its EMUI 5.1 software, great
fingerprint sensor and powerful Kirin 960 chipset.
HDblog
also awarded the HUAWEI P10 the “Best
Smartphone”
recognition for its innovative software, including HUAWEI Ultra
Memory which helps maintains the device’s responsiveness. HDblog is
a leading Italian publication known for its technology benchmarks and
exclusive videos. It has 10.2 million readers a month.
4gnews extended
the HUAWEI P10 its “Best of MWC 2017” recognition. The editor was
impressed with the devices color options and power, saying that
Huawei really raised the bar especially with its beautiful design.
4gnews is a Portuguese technology site that publishes weekly YouTube
videos and reviews for Android and Windows devices. It has 1.47
million total websites visits per month.
Hardware Upgrade
awarded the HUAWEI P10 the title of “Top
Smartphone – Best of MWC 2017."
This Best of Show award recognizes technologies that stand out in
terms of their innovation and evolution at MWC. Hardware Upgrade is a
digital publication specializing in topics related to technology. It
is the most read technology website in Italy, and it reaches 10.8
million readers per month.
LiveMint selected
both the HUAWEI P10 and HUAWEI P10 Plus
as
“Top Picks”
list for MWC. The editors were excited about the new design language,
as well as the expansive color options. They also called out Huawei’s
continued partnership with Leica, bringing users a superior
photography experience. LiveMint is one of India’s premium business
news publications with 3.5 million monthly visitors.
Connect
ranked the HUAWEI P10 number one on its “Best
List.” The P
series device achieved a school grade of “very good” for its
outstanding design, battery endurance and overall equipment. The new
Leica front and rear cameras were also applauded for their
state-of-the-art photography features. Connect is a recognized test
authority and source of comprehensive purchase guidance in Germany,
Austria and Switzerland. The website has over 8,000 unique visitors
monthly.
Aving News picked
the HUAWEI P10 as
a “Best of MWC
2017: Top 5”
device. The publication was on hand at MWC to uncover top products
across various areas. It is a global news network covering and
reporting on products and exhibitions around the world. It receives
more than 466,000 website visits monthly, and has reported on over
8,000 tradeshows.
Here
are the awards the HUAWEI WATCH 2 received during MWC:
T3
honored the HUAWEI
WATCH 2 with the “MWC
2017 Awards: Best Wearable.”
The editors commended on the watch’s emphasis on fitness and
highlighted the heart-rate monitoring and GPS/altimeter tracking
features. T3 has 2.4 million readers a month.
Pocket-lint
recognized the HUAWEI WATCH 2 with the “Best
of MWC 2017”
award. The editors highlighted the sensibility of the wearable,
noting the GPS as users will be able to go on a run without needing
to carry their phone. Pocket-lint has three million readers a month.
Expert Reviews
recognized the HUAWEI WATCH 2 for the “Best
Wearable” award.
The editors loved that the watch is 4G-enabled with a built-in GPS so
you can use the watch on your own. Expert Reviews has over 15 million
readers a month.
TechRadar recognized
the HUAWEI WATCH 2 as the “Best
Wearable” device
at MWC 2017. The editors loved the design and sportiness of the
watch. TechRadar has over 48 million readers a month.
PC Mag honored
the HUAWEI WATCH 2 with a “Best
of MWC” award. It
selected the HUAWEI WATCH 2 due to its impressive battery life and
the built-in GPS. PC Mag has over 43 million readers a month.
Recombu
recognized the HUAWEI WATCH 2 with a “Best
of MWC” award.
The editors called the watch a “smarter smartwatch.” They loved
its rugged design and Android 2.0 OS. Recombu has 4.6 million readers
a month.
Digital Trends
awarded the HUAWEI WATCH 2 with the title of
“Best
Wearable at MWC.”
The award recognized the HUAWEI WATCH 2 for its light and comfortable
design and its Watch Mode, which allows users to swap displays to
conserve battery. Digital Trends has 30 million readers a month.
Ubergizmo
named the HUAWEI WATCH 2 as the “Best
of MWC 2017,”
highlighting its 4G connectivity, variety of sensors, 4GB storage and
long lasting battery. Ubergizmo has 5.1 million monthly visitors.
Tom’s Guide
awarded the HUAWEI WATCH 2 with the recognition of “Best
of MWC 2017: Best Wearable.”
Tom’s Guide highlighted the WATCH 2’s Watch Mode, which allows up
to 25 days of battery life, as well as its built-in GPS, all day
heart rate monitoring and IP-68 water resistance. Tom’s Guide has
33 million monthly visitors.
Android Headlines
recognized the HUAWEI WATCH 2 as a “Top
Pick of MWC 2017: Best Wearable,”
highlighting its sporty design, battery and water and dust
resistance. Android Headlines attracts 2.8 million readers per month.
Know Your Mobile
included the HUAWEI WATCH 2 on its list of “Best
Smartwatches at MWC.”
This recognition praises the device for its independent 4G
connectivity and built in SIM support, which allows users to send
messages or make calls independent of a mobile phone. Know Your
Mobile has 3.5 million visitors per month.
AndroidPIT
recognized the HUAWEI WATCH 2 as the “Best
Android Wearable”
at MWC. AndroidPIT prides itself on awarding “Best of MWC”
recognitions to the best products, regardless of the brand name. The
winners are decided by an internal vote amongst AndroidPIT
journalists, as well as its readers. AndroidPIT has 9.2 million
readers per month.
Chip Chick
awarded the HUAWEI WATCH 2 the recognition of “Best
Wearable” at MWC,
praising its functionality, GPS, NFC, LTE connectivity and physical
start/stop button. Chip Chick attracts 881K monthly visitors.
Talk Android
awarded the HUAWEI WATCH 2 with its “Best of MWC 2017”
recognition for its feature-rich experience, such as GPS, NFC, LTE
and more. The editors also like that the device is available in two
sleek new designs. Talk Android attracts 773K monthly visitors.
MobileGeeks
named the HUAWEI WATCH 2 as “Best
of MWC: Best Wearable.”
The editors like that the device comes with Android Wear 2.0, and
also that it comes with more fitness functions and LTE support.
MobileGeeks attracts 72K monthly visitors.
HDblog
gave the HUAWEI WATCH 2 the “HDblog
Awards: Best Wearable.”
The editors awarded the wearable for its strong battery life,
connectivity and IP68 certification. HDblog is a leading Italian
publication known for its technology benchmarks and exclusive videos.
It has 10.2 million readers a month.
LiveMint included
the HUAWEI Watch 2
on its MWC 2017 “Top
Picks” list,
calling it “well placed” in the market thanks to Android Wear
2.0. The editors also liked it for its display, GPS, heart rate
sensors, NFC and LTE connectivity, as well as its large battery.
LiveMint is one of India’s premium business news publications with
3.5 million monthly visitors.
ComputerBILD
recognized the HUAWEI WATCH 2 as the “Best
Wearable Smartwatch”
at MWC for its design and ease of use when making calls and tracking
fitness. ComputerBILD is a German fortnightly computer magazine that
attracts 29.9 million readers per month.
Hardware Upgrade
recognized the HUAWEI Watch 2 as the “Best
Wearable” at MWC.”
The award was given to the device that in the editors’ opinion,
best demonstrated a technological evolution. Hardware Upgrade is a
digital publication specializing in topics related to technology. It
is the most read technology website in Italy, and it reaches 10.8
million readers per month.
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