Huawei‘s next big phone, the Mate 70 Pro, is rumored for a release sometime next month or if late, in November. Although the company hasn’t confirmed anything yet, we’ve been hearing about it via leaks and rumors. A leaked image of the device has now surfaced online showing the upcoming phone in real for the first time.
Huawei Mate 70 Pro image reveals few design details
The image, according to the source, shows a Huawei executive holding the Mate 70 Pro. The phone appears to sport a familiar circular camera island on the back and is housing a whopping five cameras. The display also seems to curve along all edges, following a design trend we’ve seen on other flagships.
While the case keeps the phone’s rear material and design a mystery, we can see the volume rocker and a potentially accented power button on the right-hand side. The case itself has three cutouts at the top, likely for a SIM card tray, microphone, and possibly an IR blaster.
Specifications
As for the specs, the Mate 70 Pro is expected to be powered by a new Kirin 9100 chipset. The details of this SoC are fairly scarce at the moment, but we can expect it to offer better performance and efficiency compared to the Kirin 9000S found in the Mate 60 Pro.
We are also expecting changes to the camera systems. According to a previous report, the phone is expected to have a triple rear camera system with a 60MP main, 12MP ultrawide, and a 48MP telephoto. However, if the new image indeed shows the Mate 70 Pro with five cameras, the previous leaks may no longer be accurate.
So it’s important to note that leaks can be inaccurate even if they come from reliable sources. Huawei has yet to officially confirm any details about the Mate 70 series. But if the details hold true, what do you think—are these changes enough to compete with the latest flagships from other manufacturers?
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