Video recording maxes out at 2160p, which is the industry standard these days, but Huawei seems to have omitted 1080p recording at 60fps. Details in the videos is rich when it comes to the 2160p recording mode, but the quality takes a hit when it is used in 1080p recording. Audio recording on both modes is average.
Overall, it looks like as far as photography is concerned, Huawei have delivered on their word, and the inclusion of OIS in a mid range device is surely a boon. Video recording needs improvement, and I hope Huawei include the fixes in future models.
All in all, Huawei seems to have a solid mid range phablet on their hands, which, is all shortcomings had been fixed, would have surely challenged the best in its segment. However, the omissions in the device are so embarrassingly simple and primitive, that its really something you cannot pardon. After all, you are paying up extra for the Nova Plus, so you would expect to get your money’s worth.
If the omissions are OK, then by all means, go and grab one of these devices , before they sell out or face discontinuity.
