Video: Here’s How to Install Google Apps on Your Huawei Device

Huawei phones offer amazing cameras, solid performance, and unique designs. Huawei’s AppGallery is one of the largest app marketplaces and it offers all the latest apps, games, and more for your devices. Now, it’s got a great trick up its sleeve – you can now install Google apps straight from the AppGallery onto any Huawei device! It’s quite straightforward and is better than most of the previous workarounds.

Check out the video below to find out how:

How to install Google apps from AppGallery
All you have to do is go to AppGallery and search for the app that you want and install them on your phone like you normally do. Almost all the popular Google apps, including Google Maps, YouTube, and Google Drive, are available for download.

Once installed, all these apps will appear on your phone’s home screen and function like any other app. You can even sign into your Google account on them. That means you can access the saved locations on the map and the videos you added to the Watch Later playlist on YouTube.

As these are proper apps and not web shortcuts. The issues users were facing while using the web shortcuts, such as YouTube videos not playing in full screen, are also a thing of the past. All these are possible thanks to a third-party app called GBox, which also works on other Android smartphones.

Non-Google apps that use Google services for some of their features will also work without hiccups using this method. Microsoft Teams, which used to experience reliability issues before, can now run smoothly. The results are just as promising for apps such as Uber that use in-app maps.

Moreover, you will be able to install these apps from AppGallery, and they will run smoothly. This method works on all the recent Huawei smartphones, including the Mate50 Pro, nova 10 Series, and P50 Series.

With the release of the Mate50 Pro, many users looking to upgrade their smartphones found themselves enticed by the phone’s features but were unable to make up their minds because of the lack of Google services. Now that almost any Google apps can be used on Huawei phones, the age-old problem can finally be put to rest.