Huawei Pura 70 series first sale could be popular as Mate 60

Huawei Pura 70 series became significantly popular after the company officially promoted it, and the flagship lineup seems ready to step on the sale stage. The approaching handsets could be as popular as last year’s Mate 60 premium devices.

Although the immense popularity often leads to a shortage of volume and an extension of device shipment. This has already happened with the Mate 60 flagship and we might see the same scenario with the upcoming Huawei Pura 70 series.

Previous reports say the Chinese tech giant has started distributing the Pura 70 models in offline stores. Now tipster @FixedFocus mentions the product packaging hints that the volume of first-sale devices will remain as tight as last year.

Sale demand like Mate 60?

The good news is that the Huawei Pura 70 series first sale could remain as popular as the Mate 60 devices. Although the concern is that it may result in the ‘exceed demand’ or face a shortage of stock capacity, just like the top-end Mate 60 smartphones.

Despite the ultra-premium price, the Huawei Mate 60 lineup, especially the Pro and RS Ultimate Design models’ stock demand was high among consumers. The company took a long to re-fill the devices, bringing them back to its online and offline stores.

A few leaked reports suggested that the Chinese OEM has been preparing the Pura 70 series (P70) stock in advance and even increased the capacity by 50%. The manufacturer seemingly tried to avoid the prolonged outage problems for its next P-series.

Since Huawei has been working on this issue, it might not be so much impactful. Although the delay in the Pura 70 series launch has already raised the anticipation of consumers and there could be excessive demand for the device as it launches.

Huawei Pura 70 series is likely to set its legs on the floor this week while an authorized store salesperson said that the device could be available on sale by April 18. Thus we don’t have to wait much to see the exact sale situation of the new handsets.