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HUAWEI IS BASICALLY FORCING FANS TO BUY THE P30 PRO BY CRIPPLING THE P30

If it seems like every smartphone maker offers a choice between two models of its best phones, it’s because they do. Everyone from Samsung to Apple to Google sells a standard and Plus, Max, or XL version of their flagship phones, with larger screens and various upgrades. Obviously, the larger model costs more—usually $100 or so. In short, the more you spend, the more you get.

The difference between the S10 and S10+? A larger screen and a second front camera. The same goes for the Pixel 3 and 3XL. The iPhone XS Max and XS?

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