Huawei’s 2017 flagship smartphone, the P10, which till now was up for pre-order in Poland has been released officially in the country. Priced at PLN 2,699, the premium phone was up for pre-orders on two major carriers, Orange and P4, which will now start shipping the phone starting today.

For those who had placed the pre-orders, Huawei P10 will be shipped with three accessories totally free of cost- 10,000mAh powerbank, a selfie stick with tripod and a car charger. While the first two products go well with the high-end Huawei P10 phone (powerbank to keep it charged whenever needed and selfie stick to enhance the camera usage), the car charger is a little out of the way. Nonetheless, any free product is always welcome, isn’t it?

Now, if you are in Poland and conjuring the idea of investing your stacked up money for a premium device, Huawei P10 could be the best bet. Launched last month at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Huawei has laid emphasis on the camera in this P10 smartphone which boasts of Leica camera lens capable of clicking professional portraits.

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Taking this feature as the main highlight of the phone, Huawei has even planned for an ad campaign named “Perfect Portrait” which will commence on April 1st. Renowned football player Robert Lewandowski, who is also the brand’s ambassador, will be part of the campaign.

Other features of P10 include 5.1-inch Full HD display, Octa-core Kirin 960 processor, 4GB RAM and 64GB storage, 3200mAh, front fingerprint scanner. The phone runs Android 7.1 Nougat OS with Huawei custom skin EMUI 5.1 on top.

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Although Huawei P10 is available in 8 color options (Greenery, Dazzling Blue, Dazzling Gold, Graphite Black, Rose Gold, White Ceramic, Mystic Silver and Prestige Gold), the company for now has made only black and silver colored P10 available in Poland which is being sold online as well as offline via retailers and telecom operators.

via Ecns.cn