DxOMark has published detailed analysis of the P60 Pro and its flagship-worthy cameras. With 48 MP primary, 48 MP telephoto and 13 MP ultra-wide-angle lenses, the P60 Pro currently offers the best rear-facing camera array of any smartphone released to date, Find X6 Pro, Magic5 Pro Pixel 7 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max included.
Huawei has now launched the P60 Pro globally, albeit with a comparatively high starting price tag. While the company's latest flagship is more expensive than many of its contemporaries, Pixel 7 Pro and Magic5 Pro included, DxOMark analysis suggests that Huawei has pushed the boat out with the device's camera hardware. In short, the P60 Pro scores 156 overall, dislodging the Find X6 Pro as the website's leading smartphone on its camera leaderboard.
As the video below summarises, the P60 Pro only draws criticism in a few areas. Specifically, the handset made skin tones look unnatural in low-light videos. Moreover, the website occasionally noticed lens flares in outdoor scenes and spotted different depth estimations in bokeh shots between the viewfinder and the end result.
However, DxOMark praised the P60 Pro for its ability to increase the depth of field on its primary camera through its variable aperture. Also, the ultra-wide-angle lens works well as a macro camera, while the 48 MP telephoto camera delivers excellent results when shooting photos or videos.
The P60 Pro has exceptionally good telephoto and ultra-wide-angle cameras.
