Compare Mobile Phones Side-by-Side

The Huawei Mate Xs is the more unusual phone here, and its appeal is obvious: that 8-inch display gives you far more room for reading, multitasking, maps, and media than a regular slab phone. If the big-screen format is the whole reason you’re shopping, the Mate Xs still has a clear identity that the vivo can’t really copy.

For most people, though, the vivo V60 Pro looks like the easier phone to live with day to day. Its 120Hz display should feel noticeably smoother than the Mate Xs’ 60Hz panel, and the 6000mAh battery gives it a major endurance advantage over Huawei’s 4500mAh cell. RAM is equal, so the decision is less about memory and more about form factor, screen behavior, and battery life.

I’d pick the Mate Xs only if the oversized display is non-negotiable. For a more practical everyday phone with smoother scrolling and stronger battery headroom, the vivo V60 Pro makes more sense.