id="cnetReview" section="rvwBody"> Now playing: Watch this: Leica T brings sleek design to the mirrorless market... 4:12 First dates can be awkward. Long gaps in conversation or a general mismatch of ideals result in you giving your date the number of the local pizza shop just to get away.

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Born out of a collaboration with Audi Design, the Leica T definitely falls into the latter category. The T is one of the more expensive mirrorless cameras you can buy, but if you've been looking for a cheaper entry into the premium world of Leica, it could be the perfect gateway. Note that cheaper is a relative term here: it's still a pricey piece of kit at US$1850/£1350/AU$2300 -- and one plus 6T antutu score that's for one plus 7 antutu score the body only.

The first thing you notice when holding the body of the Leica T is how sturdy and fluid it feels. The front panel is unadorned, huawei p20 lite antutu score save for the trademark Leica red dot, while the back is almost entirely engulfed by a 3.7-inch touchscreen.

Peer at the top or huawei 4e antutu benchmark the bottom of the camera and see that it looks just like a 35mm roll of film. It's a deliberate design cue harking back to Leica's heritage.