24 ANDROID ADVISOR • ISSUE 63
REVIEW
There’s no shortage
of reminders that
Honor is a subsidiary
of HuaweiSo the advice is the same: it’s a fine choice if you’re
used to iOS and / or still use an iPhone on a regular
basis. But it does have its annoyances and is quite
different from stock Android.
One gripe, which might be directed at Android
rather then Magic UI, is that no matter whether in
standard navigation mode or the new full-screen
gestures, we were too often thrown out of apps and
back to the home screen as our palm came into
contact with the bottom-left corner of the screen.
That’s one of the problems with having virtually no
bezels: you need a palm rejection feature to detect
that it’s not a finger tapping a button or swiping.Verdict
Without knowing the exact price, it’s hard to say how
the Honor 20 Pro stacks up against its rivals, but if it’s