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Honor calls the Full HD+ resolution, 6.4-inch, 19:25.9 aspect ratio screen the All-View Display, and it uses a small punch hole in the top left rather than a large, central notch to conceal the camera and associated sensors. We’ve already written about the All-View Display in-depth here, but we’re also happy to add that it looks not only suitably different; but also really exciting. When you hold the phone in landscape, it’s hidden under your hand, and you get that highly desirable full-screen look. The Honor View 20 has a massive 91.8-percent screen-to-body ratio.

The V-shape on each shiny View 20 color appears like it’s emerging from a pool of water. The punch hole in-screen camera is subtle, technically impressive, and functional too. It doesn’t distract, it doesn’t look that awkward, and at the moment makes the View 20 stand out. That may change in the future as more phones include the punch hole — Honor will use it on more devices too — but for now it’s a neat solution to the problem of where to put the camera on almost bezel-less devices. In our brief test, it didn’t affect the screen’s performance at all, but we did not have a chance to watch video for any length of time, or use the device in daylight. Cameras Putting the front camera somewhere is a risk, as it still needs to work in a seamless, natural way. We tried the selfie camera, and found you’ll have to adjust your grip to use it naturally, as it’s deeply offset on the front of the phone. This means framing can be a little strange at first, but it’s easy to get used to it. The in-screen camera has 25-megapixels, and various artificial intelligence features for bokeh and beauty.

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It’s joined by a single camera lens on the back too. That’s right, the View 20 has a single camera lens, but it’s a very special one. Andy Boxall/Digital Trends The Honor View 20 is the first phone to use Sony’s IMX586 sensor, which has 48-megapixels. It’s a big sensor, and has been squeezed into the 8mm thick body alongside 3D Time-of-Flight sensors to measure distance for bokeh and portrait shots, and enable high quality 3D modelling and pinsharp augmented reality, much like a Microsoft Kinect. We only used the camera inside, and we examined some of the 48-megapixel shots of people and objects, which revealed a stunning level of detail. To create low-light photos, the Honor View 20 will use 4-into-1 pixel binning and the established Huawei-created, A.I. driven stabilization feature called Aritificial Intelligence Stabilization. That’s right, the View 20 has a single camera lens, but it’s a very special one. The 48-megapixel monster camera has the potential to meet the challenge already set by the Pixel 3 and the Huawei Mate 20 Pro as one of the best smartphone cameras available, and we look forward to using it in the real world.

Technology and specification The Kirin 980 processor and either 6GB or 8GB of RAM powers the Honor View 20, along with 128GB or 256GB of internal storage, meaning it’s essentially the same as the Huawei Mate 20 and Mate 20 Pro, complete with all the artificial intelligence features provided by the Dual NPU (Neural Processing Unit). This includes the 3D modelling feature, where you can scan in an object (like a cuddly toy), and bring it to life in augmented reality. In addition to this, the View 20 introduces three pieces of technology: Liquid cooling, triple-antenna Wi-Fi, and dual-frequency GPS. We’ve seen liquid cooling before, on everything from the Samsung Galaxy Note 9 to the Pocophone F1. Here, Honor calls it The Nine, a name taken from its position in the number of internal components. It’s an S-shape cooling tube that runs from the chipset to the camera, and then to the battery charging unit.