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Peaks and valleys. The X50 Pro shines with a great case design and good specifications. However, the Realme flagship smartphone lacks a few premium features compared to its high-end competition. In this review, we will take a look at the drawbacks that buyers of the X50 Pro will have to contend with.

Needs to be brighter. The AirTab is one of the slimmest and lightest in its category, but it's dragged down by one of the dimmest screens we've seen.

Cameras and cameras. Oppo offers a classic mid-range smartphone with the Reno3. However, a unique selling point is the quadruple camera, which is similarly found in much more expensive models. We take a closer look at the China smartphone in the review.

New, but still very familiar. The Huawei P smart Pro is the spitting image of a Huawei smartphone from last year. But not only that - Honor also introduced already another model to the market that strongly resembles the P smart Pro. Find out in our review of the P smart Pro how well the mid-range smartphone with a pop-up camera fares in our test and whether it is still worth buying.

Good portability with average display quality. This 15.6-inch portable 1080p touchscreen monitor feels great to hold and to carry around, but it's dragged down by a mediocre display.

Old against new. Similar to the Xiaomi Mi 10 Pro, the OnePlus 8 Pro has risen to the camera elite this year. But are the differences to the previous 7T Pro big enough to be worth the high surcharge? We clarify this in our camera test for the two OnePlus smartphones.

5G gaming machine. Since the Xiaomi phone offers a wide range of features for about 670 Euros (~$760), the Black Shark 3 Pro is not just interesting for gamers: It comes with a OLED panel with 90 Hz and 1440p, a 270 Hz touch-sampling rate, 65 W fast charging, Wi-Fi 6, stereo speakers, a 64 MP camera, 5G and a Snapdragon 865. What more can you ask for? Read on to find out how the Shark 3 Pro fares in our review.

Red lightning Realme has set a price of just 160 Euros (~$180) for its entry-level device, the realme C3. Our bright red test device with MediaTek's still recent Helio G70 impresses in the test.

New hardware, same performance? Huawei updated its MateBook X Pro, and the new model features a combination of Intel Comet Lake CPU and Nvidia GeForce GPU. Unfortunately, performance was relatively poor and the dedicated GPU was even outperformed by some integrated GPUs.

Tea with cream. “Green Tea” and “White Milk” are the two colors that the Realme 6i is available in. And just like the real green tea the color might not please everyone. The combination of price and performance, on the other hand, most likely will. For less than $200 you get a smartphone equipped with 48 MP quad-camera, 128 GB of storage space, a large battery, and fast charging.

Mid-range excellence. Realme, the new star in the smartphone universe, introduces a 90-Hz display to the mid-range for 230-300 Euros (~$261-$340) depending on the configuration. The lowest-end configuration contains 64 GB of ROM and 4 GB of RAM.

Old fare in new clothes? The Huawei P Smart 2020 comes with Google Services and looks very similar to its predecessor. While it received some new colors and slightly more storage, are the few small changes sufficient enough to keep the affordable smartphone current?

There's still a lot of potential in the Xiaomi phone. We compare photos taken with the stock camera app of the Mi 10 Pro with a current port of the Google camera app (GCam) for the Xiaomi smartphone. In our camera comparison you'll find out how big the differences are and if the GCam port solves the camera problems of the Xiaomi Mi 10 Pro.

Solid pretty boy. The A91 is advertised by Oppo as an entry-level smartphone, but at 300 Euros it is already on the threshold of the middle class. The Oppo mobile phone wants to score with a large AMOLED display, a lot of memory, a quad camera and a strong battery. You can find out whether the mix is right in the review.

Chinese high-end. Manufacturers like to advertise their devices with big numbers, and Xiaomi is no exception here. So by just mentioning a 108-MP sensor, the camera is guaranteed to draw some attention. In our test, it finally has to prove whether more megapixels really make a better image.