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After confirming that Huawei will release the nova 10 series of mid-to-high-end mobile phones, and is preparing to launch the new-generation operating system HarmonyOS 3.0, information about the brand’s other flagship flagship, the Mate 50, has also begun to circulate.
According to a domestic whistleblower, “the factory director is classmate Guan”, speaking on his Weibo account, he pointed out that Huawei will focus on the Mate 50 series in the second half of the year. In addition to the possibility of retaining the central perforated screen, but the appearance of the fuselage will be changed, in terms of system configuration It is estimated that 4G chipsets will still be used across the board, but the 5G communication case will also be supported across the board, so that users can still enjoy high-speed 5G networks smoothly. The article also mentioned that the “Super Cup” model may be cancelled, and it is widely speculated that it may imply that the Mate 50 will not have a Pro+ version.
As for the chipset model used by the Mate 50, according to the whistleblower in response to a question from netizens, the Mate 50 will not be equipped with the 5G version of Kirin 9000. It is expected that the Mate 50 and Mate 50 Pro will use the chipset, and there is a good chance to customize the 4G version of the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8. main.
Based on the existing information, the domestic market has launched the Huawei 5G communication case with a price of RMB 799. It uses a simple installation method to allow the Huawei P50 Pro to be connected to the 5G case to immediately pop up the installation guide. The first batch supports China Unicom’s eSIM connection to 5G network.
Source: Weibo, Kuai Technology