The Huawei Mate 20 Pro is one of the hottest smartphones of 2018 and a lot of people are impressed by its design and performance. But one of its features that is rarely discussed is its toughness, specifically its IP68-rating. To put it to the test, we came up with this weird yet cool experiment.
You can read our review of the Huawei Mate 20 Pro here.
Check this out –> Huawei Mate 20 Pro vs. Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Comparison Review
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guyzzz says:
OA.
Maarte.
Pabebe.
Sorry guys. Constructive naman ito eh.
B says:
Clearly paid by Huawei.
McGuyver says:
Agreed. Paid articles like this one is the reason why I’m no longer accessing YugaTech as my source of local tech news. YugaTech has hit an all time low with all these paid aeticles they’ve been doing lately.