Huawei has recently launched the P30 and P30 Pro flagship phones. The Chinese firm is expected to announce the Huawei Mate 30 series in October. The Mate 30 Pro will be the company’s most powerful flagship phone as it is expected to be powered by a new chipset. Fresh information on the Mate 30 Pro smartphone have appeared to reveal some of its key specs.
Industry sources have revealed that the Mate 30 Pro will be fueled by 7nm Kirin 985 chipset built by the EVC manufacturing processor. In order to support 5G connectivity, the SoC will include Balong 5000 5G modem. It is speculated that the Mate 30 Pro will be available in 5G and 4G only variants.
The Mate 20 Pro has a 6.39-inch OLED display. However, its successor may arrive with a 6.71-inch OLED screen supplied by BOE. The display is expected to be curved from all four sides, but its other details like screen resolution are not available yet. It remains to be seen whether Huawei opts for punch-hole or notch-less or some other display design for Mate 30 and Mate 30 Pro smartphones.
The predecessor phone carries support for 3D face unlock. There is no information on whether the advanced facial recognition feature will be available on the Mate 30 Pro. The smartphone is expected to arrive with an in-display fingerprint reader.
The Mate 30 Pro is expected to arrive with a quad camera setup. The configurations of the four lenses are not known yet. However, whats known about it is that it will be equipped with a 3D ToF sensor. The design of the camera setup will be identical to Mate 20 Pro. In other words, a square shaped camera setup will be available on the Mate 30 Pro that will include four camera sensors and an LED flash in the center.
The Mate 30 Pro may arrive with a 4,200mAh battery which seems a bit disappointing considering the fact that it will be a large-sized smartphone. It is expected to carry support for 55W SuperCharge technology which is also available on the Mate X foldable smartphone. The Mate 30 Pro will also carry support for 10W reverse wireless charging. There is no information on the pricing of the smartphone yet.
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