Huawei Mate 30 Pro will be unveiled alongside the Mate 30 on September 19 which is just two days away. As the launch date draws closer, we expect the rumour mill to continue to buzzing with leaks and rumours. The latest leak is a purple variant of the Mate 30 Pro flaunting the front and rear designs. Let’s take a closer look at the design.

The Mate 30 Pro has been rumoured to utilise a waterdrop notch and on other occasions, a wide notch. The leaked images of the device confirm the latter, with the device packing a wider front notch which is said to be narrower than that of the Mate 20 Pro. The notch is said to house three camera sensors – a 32MP main lens, an unknown ultrawide lens and a ToF sensor.

The rear design includes a circular module just like what OnePlus is doing on the OnePlus 7T. ut we must add that Huawei’s looks more premium with a cool circular reflective accent on the glass panel bordering the circular module. It has four lenses inside the module.

An earlier leaked specs sheet reveals the camera setup as a Sony IMX600 f/1.6 aperture main lens with OIS, a 40-megapixel wide-angle camera, an 8-megapixel telephoto lens with f/2.4 aperture, OIS and 3x optical zoom and a ToF sensor. The quad cameras of Mate 30 Pro will be powered by a Xenon flash and color temperature sensor.

The Mate 30 Pro’s bottom edge will have a mono speaker and an earpiece. The power button and volume rockers are on the right side of the display. The device is also said to come with an IP68 certified dustproof and water-resistant and pack a 4500mAh battery with support for 40W wired and 27W wireless super-fast charge. The phone will be powered by a Kirin 990 5G chipset and will run EMUI 10 based on Android 10, the first Huawei device to have Googe’s latest Android fork.

The Huawei Mate 30 Pro is expected to bring along several innovative features. We’ll have to wait for the launch event to get the entire package.

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