Huawei has launched its latest flagship smartphones, the Mate 90 Pro and Mate 90, featuring new in-house developed technology. The Mate 90 Pro boasts a 6.75" LTPO OLED display with a dual-layer OLED panel capable of 12,000 nits peak brightness, protected by third-gen Kunlun glass and rated IP68/IP69K. It runs on the Kirin 9035 chipset, 20% faster than its predecessor, with up to 16GB RAM and 1TB storage. The device includes a 6,600mAh battery with 100W wired and 50W wireless charging, plus reverse charging support. Its camera system features a 50MP main sensor with RYYB technology, 50MP telephoto with 4x optical zoom, and 40MP ultra-wide. The phone ships with Harmony OS 7 and offers Beidou Satellite Messaging.
The Mate 90 shares the same 6.75" display but uses the older Kirin 9030 chip, claiming a 27% performance boost over the previous vanilla model. It also includes upgraded tele camera capabilities. Both models support dual SIM and eSIM configurations.
The Mate 90 Pro is available in China starting at CNY 7,000 ($1,040) for the 12GB/256GB variant, while the Mate 90 starts at CNY 6,000. Available colors include Emerald Green, Amber Orange, Crystal White, and Obsidian Black.
These devices represent Huawei's continued push into premium smartphone hardware despite ongoing challenges.
Source: GSMArena · Summarized by HeadlinesBriefing