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Huawei offers some really good smartphones from flagship to mid-range and entry-level smartphones and is known for its efficient performance and premium designs. However, one also need to understand the current scenario which could affect aftersales.
Both are good phones, but the Huawei Y9s features a larger display, bigger RAM, better selfie camera, and also a higher price tag when compared to the Redmi Note 9.
The Huawei Y9s is a decent phone for reasonable pricing and includes four cameras, however, the EMUI theme needs a bit of tweaking to sort out the inconsistent icons.
The Huawei Y9s is one of the best phones in this price bracket for its efficient performance, solid battery, and camera features.
The Huawei Y9s features a 6.59-inch display that draws power from HiSilicon Kirin 710F and runs Android 9 Pie, which ships for Rs. 19,990.
The Huawei Y9s comes with EMUI 9.1 based on Android 9 Pie, which includes Google apps and a few other third-party apps like Camera360, Agoda, and so on.
No, there is no wireless charging support on the Huawei Y9s, but one can fast charge via the USB Type-C cable.
No, the Huawei Y9s doesn’t have the Gorilla Glass protection but instead packs a 2.5D curved tempered glass.
The Huawei Y9s is recommended for a mid-range smartphone and has Google Mobile Services running on it with some good features, especially for the asking price.
The Huawei Y9s features a 6.59-inch display that is powered by the octa-core HiSilicon Kirin 710F processor with 6GB RAM and runs Android 9 Pie. So, it is a mid-range smartphone that can easily handle normal day-to-day tasks without any issue.
Rating a smartphone is a tedious process and a lot of parameters have to be considered before judging the overall performance of the device such as display, camera, processor, RAM, storage, battery, and the pricing.
So, here are how these specs will affect the real-life usage of a device and why how we meticulously consider each of these points to rate a smartphone.
Cameras have evolved a lot over the last few years and multi-camera setup is a new norm. We consider various parameters like MP count, aperture size, pixel size, image stabilization to rate a camera system of a smartphone out of 5. Any device that scores more than 3.5 can take good photos and videos and if a phone scores over 4, then it will be one of the best camera smartphones in the market.
Though battery seems like an underrated feature and we look at the battery capacity, fast charging supporting technology, and even the wireless charging capability is also taken into consideration to rate smartphone's battery capability.
The display is the face of a smartphone. And there are a lot of parameters like the panel technology (IPS LCD, OLED, TFT) and other parameters also taken into consideration like the resolution, pixel density, and refresh rate.
A smartphone could have great specs, but if it is not priced well then you might not get the best value-for-money. So, we compare a smartphone with the contemporaries to rate the value-for-money of a device out of 5.
This aspect is decided on various sub specifics, such as availability of microSD card slot, the amount of RAM the device offers, processor capability, and the network support. This parameter has more weightage when compared to other departments.