The 7.2-inch Huawei Mate 20 X is a beast to carry around, and it's tricky to use one-handed. But its big screen makes it well suited to media-rich tasks like video viewing and games playing, as well as reading documents and ebooks. While I was reviewing this phone I hardly needed to use my tablet at all. Its long battery life is a real winner, too.
If you want a premium flagship smartphone with the largest screen possible then this is it. With practically the same specs as the Mate 20 Pro including the same excellent cameras, the Mate 20 X is a curious smartphone that we enjoyed using far more...
Yes, the Mate 20 X is a massive phone. But if you're looking for a two-handed powerhouse to hold day in and day out, then this is a genuinely fantastic media powerhouse. It has a great (and, yes, massive) screen that's further enhanced by great audio,...
“The Huawei Mate 20 X is a massive achievement - quite literally. Its huge AMOLED display and impressive power make it a media playing champ, though it will probably be too unwieldy for a lot of...
It may not be able to take on the Nintendo Switch, but it's a good phone nonetheless.ProsSolid performanceDecent cameraGreat battery lifeConsIt's a giantBenefits of GPU Turbo 2.0 are nicheNot enough game-centric features to justify brandingKey...
The 7.2-inch Huawei Mate 20 X is a beast to carry around, and it's tricky to use one-handed. But its big screen makes it well suited to media-rich tasks like video viewing and games playing, as well as reading documents and ebooks. While I was reviewing this phone I hardly needed to use my tablet at all. Its long battery life is a real winner, too.
And it gets bigger. After much confusion, Huawei announced that it would be releasing the Mate 20 X in Austria and Germany. The giant 7.2-inch phone has now arrived at our offices and is ready to put through its paces. Read on to find out whether this...
The Mate 20 X is a monster of a phone, and not just because of its mammoth size. Huawei's latest CPU is super quick, the three-lens rear camera is one of the best and most versatile you'll find on a phone right now, and even goes one better than the...
The Huawei Mate 20 X launched alongside the regular Mate 20 and the Mate 20 Pro in October. It felt like a bit of an afterthought following long and detailed launch presentations on the main phones (plus a random live gig, because Huawei), and didn't...
The Huawei Mate 20 X is not everyone's cup of tea because of that giant 7.2" screen. While it is a joy for gamers, it might be a nightmare as a daily driver because of that size. Then again, the Mate 20 X is about 15-17mm taller than the most recent...
I've never been much of a mobile gamer until I got my hands on this smartphone. Coming from a desktop and console gaming background, I can't quite get as immersed as I want but however, the bezel-less 7.2 inch display definitely helps with that and...
Gaming smartphones — it's an idea Razer revived back in 2017, setting the industry alight with rumors, speculations, and eyebrow-raising skepticism. Did we really need one? How was it going to shake up the smartphone race? And what does it mean for...
The 7.2-inch Huawei Mate 20 X is a beast to carry around, and it's tricky to use one-handed. But its big screen makes it well suited to media-rich tasks like video viewing and games playing, as well as reading documents and ebooks. While I was reviewing this phone I hardly needed to use my tablet at all. Its long battery life is a real winner, too.
As reviewed by zdnet.com