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The Huawei Mate 50 series has been officially launched, “sold out in seconds” and “scalpers increase the price”. During the first sale process, there is no suspense to reproduce the grand occasion of “one machine is hard to find”.
A few days ago, the Douyin blogger “Bogo Review” took the lead in dismantling the Huawei Mate 50 Pro, giving us a glimpse into the interior of the Mate 50 Pro.
Similar to dismantling other smartphones, starting from the back of the Mate 50 Pro, the back panel can be opened after heating. Compared with the Mate 40 Pro, it can be found that the internal layout of the two phones is basically the same, but the camera position is different.
Left: Mate 40 Pro Right: Mate 50 Pro
When you remove the motherboard, you can see that the motherboard adopts a double-layer design. All components and chips are covered by a metal cover. After removing the shield, you can see the Snapdragon 8+ chip and memory chip.
Mainboard double-layer design
After further dismantling, it can be seen that the 5G RF chip is reserved on the PCB of the Mate 50 Pro motherboard, and the filter capacitor resistors nearby are not released. Based on this, it can be guessed that the Mate 50 Pro may be designed for 5G mobile phones. In addition, the location reserved for the 5G chip may also be prepared for the subsequent “TDQ version”.
5G RF chip location
It is understood that, except for the Mate 50E, which uses the Snapdragon 778G 4G processor, other models in the Mate 50 series use the 4G version of the Snapdragon 8+. Due to well-known reasons, Huawei has become one of the few manufacturers that will release 4G flagship phones in 2022. But this does not affect consumers’ attention to this phone at all.
Judging from the grand first sale of the Mate 50 shared by Yu Chengdong, on the day of the first sale, a large number of consumers lined up at the gates of Huawei’s offline stores across the country waiting to buy new phones.
Yu Chengdong said, thank you very much for your love and support for the Mate 50 series! We will speed up production to ensure product supply, so that more consumers can use the powerful Mate 50 series mobile phones.
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