After launching the Huawei Mate 20 series in London, the Chinese manufacturer launched it in its home country on October 26th. the new Huawei Mate 20 Pro carries significant improvements over its predecessor, Huawei Mate 10 Pro. Various tests have proved that the new Mate 20 Pro is far better than the Mate 10 Pro in terms of performance and design. Today, we will check it’s internal assembly and will know how difficult it is to repair the Mate 20 Pro via its teardown by ZOL.

In the world’s first teardown by ZOL, it is revealed that the internal fitting of all the elements is complex but is not hard to disassemble it with the right tools. There are many other surprises such as the first look at Kirin 980 working on any device’s motherboard.
Huawei Mate 20 Pro is the first device which combines the on-screen fingerprint with the 3D face scanning. Huawei has done outstanding work in fitting the internals of the device.

Huawei has used a positive shield on the motherboard to protect it from dust and other hazardous elements. Beneath it, Huawei has added the Kirin 980 with 8GB LPDD4RX 2133 MHz RAM. We can also see a WiFi adapter and 2×2 MIMO port.

Above we can see a 128GB UFS 2.1 internal storage module along with different ICs and power chips. Its front camera module with a sensor of 24 megapixels, infrared sensor, light sensor and other elements can be seen in the photo below.

On the rear, it carries a triple camera module of a 40-megapixel (f/1.8) primary camera and a 20-megapixel (f/2.2) secondary camera. We can see all the three camera modules with OIS+EIS.

Overall, all the components, structure and materials used are of top grade quality. ZOL has found it that device can withstand any quality test to measure its flagship’s quality.
Additionally, there’s a 4200 mAh non-removable battery, and in connectivity, it supports WiFi, GPS, Bluetooth, USB Type-C, Active 4G and VoLTE. It is available from the starting price of 5,399 Yuan (~$777).
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On top of that, the Watch Magic boasts a triple frequency GNSS receiver comprising GPS, GLONASS, and Compass/Galileo for accurate tracking. In order to ensure uninterrupted heart rate monitoring, the watch employs Huawei’s TruSeen 3.0 technology.


The Nubia X smartphone’s dual touchscreen comprises a mammoth 6.26-inch notch-less FHD+ front display and a 5.1 inches OLED HD+ rear screen, both bearing an aspect ratio of 19:9. The front display has a screen resolution of 2280 x 1080 pixels with a layer of 2.5D glass placed on top, and the rear-sided display boasts an HD+ resolution of 720 x 1520 pixels.
The Nubia X offers 4G LTE speed for faster Web connection, allowing users to download apps in a jiffy. The phone draws its juices from a robust 3800mAh battery, which adopts the 18W fast charging technology. The phone can be used for about 3 hours in the ultra-low power mode with just 5 percent battery life left.

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