Huawei set out to solve some common smartphone problems when it built the Mate 9: bad battery life, slow software, and underwhelming photos (among others). And aside from being a behemoth of a smartphone, the Huawei Mate 9 does a really good job of solving most of those issues. But now that the Mate 9 is officially on sale in the US, the biggest problem might be convincing Americans that its worth buying. This is the Huawei Mate 9 review from MrMobile.\r
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[ABOUT THE HUAWEI MATE 9 REVIEW]\r
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MrMobiles Huawei Mate 9 Review was produced following three weeks with a production retail Huawei Mate 9 and several months with a preproduction Huawei Mate 9 review device. The units were tested on T-Mobile US in Greater Boston and paired with a variety of wearables, including the Moto 360 v2.\r
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[PRODUCTS IN THIS VIDEO]\r
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Huawei Mate 9:\r
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[MUSIC]\r
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The Ballad of MrMobile. Mobile Nations, 2016\r
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Dubday by Cymatix, available at Premium Beat: \r
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New Mediaby Olive Musique, available at Premium Beat: \r
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[SOCIALIZE]\r
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[THUMBNAIL]\r
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Custom thumbnail by Jose Negron, Mobile Nations\r
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[DISCLOSURE]\r
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Additional information and context for MrMobiles Huawei Mate 9 review were provided by a visit to Huaweis corporate campus in Shenzhen and a Kirin 960 briefing in Shanghai, for which Huawei provided travel and lodging expenses. \r
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