Wired
Although HarmonyOS was officially released a month ago, a new “Harmony” Huawei mobile phone was launched recently, and it went on sale at a price of up to US$71,080 (approximately HK$552,180). This sky-high-priced Huawei mobile phone is a limited edition Mate 40 Pro customized by the luxury brand Caviar. It is limited to 8 units worldwide and half of it has been sold as of the time of writing.
Caviar often launches luxury limited editions for popular mobile phones such as iPhone and Galaxy S series. It has successively launched a number of limited editions for Mate 40 Pro. Among the three new products this time, the focus is on the Precious Harmony, which is priced as high as US$71,080 (approximately HK$552,180).
This astronomically priced “Harmony” mobile phone is limited to 8 units worldwide and 4 units have been sold at the time of writing. The body is made of 18K gold. The back is engraved with a life turtle inlaid with emeralds and laser engraved with pearl enamel. Ruihe pattern, exquisite workmanship at the same time, the materials are expensive.
In addition to the Precious Harmony Edition, this time Caviar also designed two “cheaper” styles for Mate 40 Pro, including the price of 6,290 US dollars (approximately HK$4,8860), made of titanium and marble materials with a landscape splash effect. Gohua Chinese painting version; and a Dragon Son version that was put on the shelves for US$6,450 (approximately HK$50,110), made of composite agate material, and laser engraved on the back of the machine with a brave. Among them, the 16 Dragon Son version has been sold in 14 units, and the Gohua version with the largest number of pre-made 76 units has also sold 19 units, and the response is quite good.
Source: Caviar