This phone was so good it was banned.

This company was so innovative, dare I say revolutionary in many ways, that it was knocking on the doors of the Samsungs and Apples of the world until it wasn't anymore. This phone was the peak of this insanity, and today we have to talk about it. The legendary Huawei Mate 30 Pro.

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[MOON-Hkr]

Huawei was so ahead of its competition back then, if the ban wasn't imposed, it would have eaten apple and Samsung by a large margin by this time.

[Djoki]

The fact that it has such good low light performance 5 years later is insane.

[macrochipped]

if it wasn't for the ban, I'd probably neck deep in the Huawei ecosystem tbh.

[aarjavmehta]

This channel is just Mr Mobile's 'When Phones were fun' series but with critical reflection of 2010s rather than nostalgic reverence of 2000's phones

[joelconolly]

Back when innovation was so great that the States was afraid it was too superior and lock them out of supplies. Shame since no company today can ever beat or match their enthusiasm.

[Afraz_n]

Huawei phones were so good before the ban. In fact my sister is still using her mate 20 pro 6 years on from release and apart from a cracked screen its still perfectly fine. The battery isn't as good as it was back then anymore (i used to get 3 days from it but now its more like half) but it holds up still with the performance and cameras. She takes a LOT of photos and everyone she sends them to always says how good they look which is high praise for a 6 year old phone

[mediafootball]

True. Samsung and apple have been stuck in innovation. Players like LG, Huawei were true innovators. I hope they dont cut Xiaomi head soon.

[vedanshagarwal]

Huawei was just so ahead of their time that it could have easily become the best smartphone brand, had there been no ban. And even after the ban they still managed to hold up and even released the world's first tri-fold

[samrajnatarajan]

I switched from apple to Huwaei and still using the pro 30 for the last 6 years. Still going strong

[ByteReview]

I remember reading about this at the time! Also, so sick to see the channel get the support it deserves man! let's goo 100k!

[TheElite]

I still have it on my nightstand. It's my backup phone. Space Silver. 256gb. Not a single scratch on it.
I nicknamed it Icarus, because if there was one phone that was close to touching the sky, that was the Mate 30 Pro.

[Diederik.Alexander]

Huawei was at the top of their game when it got banned suddenly

[nemanjagrozdanovic]

I had Huawei P30 pro and P50 pro. Today I am using Huawei P60 pro. Huawei phones are phenomenal. Great build quality and best cameras. Pure addiction and love.

[julianbonskilzz]

My first ever huawei the experience was so joyfull and i couldn’t get enough!

[ferry]

Oh man, I still have this phone, the battery still holds up after almost 5 years of daily usage.

[diniconights]

Huawei still pushing so hard thats crazy...huawei is the most impressive phone brand of all time if you think of there challanges and how good and innovative they still are...wish they still would have google...the Phone market would be so different

[aaronkayondo]

Watching from my Huawei P30 PRO. My P30 just wont get old. Since 2019. It's like a future proofed phone. In a way, it's still my dream phone. Maybe I'll switch to Apple 15 or 16 next year for newer functions cam and Apple AI features, but this phone has been able to serve me daily to the best and for work with everything I needed. The speed, camera, battery, even after 100 falls it never broke- can't find a thing to complain about. Thank you Huawei is all I can say. Thank you!!!

[carbonado]

Bought my dad a Mate 10 Pro and my mum a Mate 20 Pro back in the day. Amazing phones that were so ahead of their competition, and held up so well. Still miss the good old Huawei.

[rajkumarmoitra]

Smart phone innovation stopped after 2019😢...

[Lord_Fidel]

I had a Huawei Mate 20 Pro, that phone was so much better than the competition that it triggered the lobbying alarms at Cupertino and Huawei got sanctioned, it was a loss of competition for all of us consumers.