Huawei P40 Plus it was launched yesterday by the Huawei company for customers all over the world, but it has a problem that makes it totally avoidable for now, the lack of Google applications and services. We are talking about a phone that costs 1400 euros, yes, a little more expensive than the Samsung GALAXY S20 Ultra, and although from the point of view of the specifications, it can handle it, the Huawei P40 Pro Plus has a big problem, the lack of Google services.
Huawei P40 Plus it's a phone that if it had everything from Google, it would have been a real best by, but without them it's a phone that should be avoided because there aren't really any real reasons to buy it. Yes, it has a very good camera, sitting is more than safe, but even so, the Huawei P40 Pro Plus cannot be used to its true value without the applications and services that Google has included in Android for other phone models.
Huawei P40 Pro Plus: It's too EXPENSIVE, here's why it's still NOT worth it
Huawei P40 Plus it comes with a totally impressive camera, this is as clear as can be, and it has a screen with an interesting design, but it is unlikely to be superior to the one in the Samsung GALAXY S20. The resolution is lower, the refresh rate is lower, and it is hard to believe that the panel itself is better than the Korean one, but despite all that, the Huawei P40 Pro Plus is more expensive than the Ultra model that Samsung they released it, which is a bit surprising.
Huawei P40 Plus it comes with two firsts, 10X optical zoom, something extremely useful for many people, but also a curved screen in all 4 corners, something that is only for "show", not utility. However, the lack of Google applications and services is not compensated by these firsts that the Huawei P40 Pro Plus has, but maybe the launch of Huawei AppSearch will solve the problems and convince people to buy the new phone.
Huawei P40 Plus it will be launched on April 7, apparently worldwide, but it is hard to believe that it will approach the success that the models put on sale in the spring of 2019 had.
