Last night, Huawei's new Mate40 series launch event saw the introduction of a 5 G version of the Mate30E Pro, in addition to the four new models in the much-anticipated Mate40 series.
Usually, the next generation of flagship new product update launch, the previous generation of the old flagship will not come out with a new version, but Huawei has broken this practice.
From the outside, Huawei Mate30E Pro 5 G is not different from the standard Mate30 Pro, the biggest difference is the internal chip, the Mate30E Pro 5 G is equipped with a Kirin 990 E 5 G chip, which is made in 7 nm + EUV process, nothing special compared to the Kirin 9905 G shrunken with 2-core GPU, a large core NPU, and the latest Kirin 9000 chip is also a processor known as Kirin 9000 E, which is made with a 5 nm process 2-core GPU, a large core NPU.
In terms of other configurations, the Mate30E Pro 5 G comes with an 88° ultra-curved OLED ring screen that supports IP68-rated dust and water resistance; 5 G dual-mode all-network connectivity, a 40-megapixel quad-camera on the rear that supports 7,680 frames of ultra-high-speed photography; 256x ultra-slow-motion, 30x digital zoom, and a 32-megapixel selfie shooter on the front.
The two memory variants of Huawei Mate30E Pro are 8 GB+128 GB,8 GB+256 GB, the pre-order date is October 23, and the price is yet to be announced.
