128GB | Black | Excellent - Refurbished
The Mate 20 Pro was Huawei's attempt at a proper no-compromise flagship, and looking back, it holds up better than most phones from that era. Curved OLED, triple Leica camera, reverse wireless charging, features that felt genuinely new at the time and still work well now. Refurbished, it's a distinctive pickup for anyone who wants flagship-level hardware without chasing whatever's newest.
Octa-core Kirin 980, paired with dual neural processing units handling AI tasks separately from general processing. That split approach kept the phone responsive even with AI features running, and day to day it still holds up fine, apps open promptly, multitasking doesn't stutter, and general use feels smooth rather than dated.
40MP main sensor at f/1.8, a 20MP ultra-wide Leica lens good for landscapes and macro shots, and an 8MP telephoto for distant shots. This combination was considered one of the best camera systems on any phone at launch, and the results still hold up, detailed daylight shots, respectable low-light performance, and genuine versatility across the three lenses rather than one good camera and two afterthoughts.
6.39-inch curved OLED, 3120 x 1440 resolution, HDR support. The narrow 19.5:9 aspect ratio makes it noticeably tall, which works well for video, and the curved edges give it a distinct in-hand feel most current flat-screen phones don't replicate. In-display fingerprint sensor too, an early example of the tech and still reasonably reliable.
40W SuperCharge wired charging, plus wireless charging and reverse wireless charging, letting you top up other Qi devices directly from the phone. Battery size was generous even by today's standards, and it still comfortably covers a full day of typical use.
Glass back with Huawei's Hyper Optical finish on some colourways, IP68 water and dust resistance, genuinely durable construction rather than a phone that just looks premium in photos. It was built to last, and properly maintained units still show that.
As with other Huawei phones from this generation, app access relies on Huawei's own ecosystem rather than Google's Play Store, so it's worth checking your usual apps are available there before buying, particularly if your daily use depends heavily on Google services.
Every phone gets tested before it's listed, battery health, screen, cameras, buttons, charging port, network, then wiped and reset properly. Storage and cosmetic condition vary by stock, shown clearly on the page so there's no guessing at checkout.
Fast tracked UK delivery, warranty included as standard. Something not right on arrival? That's on us to sort, not you.
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The Mate 20 Pro was Huawei's attempt at a proper no-compromise flagship, and looking back, it holds up better than most phones from that era. Curved OLED, triple Leica camera, reverse wireless charging, features that felt genuinely new at the time and still work well now. Refurbished, it's a distinctive pickup for anyone who wants flagship-level hardware without chasing whatever's newest.
Octa-core Kirin 980, paired with dual neural processing units handling AI tasks separately from general processing. That split approach kept the phone responsive even with AI features running, and day to day it still holds up fine, apps open promptly, multitasking doesn't stutter, and general use feels smooth rather than dated.
40MP main sensor at f/1.8, a 20MP ultra-wide Leica lens good for landscapes and macro shots, and an 8MP telephoto for distant shots. This combination was considered one of the best camera systems on any phone at launch, and the results still hold up, detailed daylight shots, respectable low-light performance, and genuine versatility across the three lenses rather than one good camera and two afterthoughts.
6.39-inch curved OLED, 3120 x 1440 resolution, HDR support. The narrow 19.5:9 aspect ratio makes it noticeably tall, which works well for video, and the curved edges give it a distinct in-hand feel most current flat-screen phones don't replicate. In-display fingerprint sensor too, an early example of the tech and still reasonably reliable.
40W SuperCharge wired charging, plus wireless charging and reverse wireless charging, letting you top up other Qi devices directly from the phone. Battery size was generous even by today's standards, and it still comfortably covers a full day of typical use.
Glass back with Huawei's Hyper Optical finish on some colourways, IP68 water and dust resistance, genuinely durable construction rather than a phone that just looks premium in photos. It was built to last, and properly maintained units still show that.
As with other Huawei phones from this generation, app access relies on Huawei's own ecosystem rather than Google's Play Store, so it's worth checking your usual apps are available there before buying, particularly if your daily use depends heavily on Google services.
Every phone gets tested before it's listed, battery health, screen, cameras, buttons, charging port, network, then wiped and reset properly. Storage and cosmetic condition vary by stock, shown clearly on the page so there's no guessing at checkout.
Fast tracked UK delivery, warranty included as standard. Something not right on arrival? That's on us to sort, not you.
No reviews yet.
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