Huawei Mate 70 series performance could be close to Mate 40’s excellence: Tipster

Huawei Mate 70 series is running on the rumors rampage these days for offering a boastful performance to consumers. Meanwhile, a tipster says that the flagship smartphone lineup could be near to the excellence of the old Mate 40 models.

According to @BeijingDigitalMaster, the Huawei Mate 70 series won’t be able to match the superiority of the premium Mate 40 devices, yet the overall performance will be close enough. Thus, the new models could deliver better functioning.

The tipster also shows an estimation, implying that the Mate 70 series would be supreme to the Mate 60. However, it could be slightly inferior to the Mate 40 models.

So far, the Chinese tech giant has always shown its Mate products as the most powerful devices in the smartphone line. Among several units, the Huawei Mate 40 and its variants still count as one of the best flagship handsets in the market.

Even though Huawei made a powerful comeback with the rebirth of the Kirin 5G chips and Mate 60 Pro, the Mate 40 lineup still holds a special space in consumers’ hearts.

There is still a lot of time for the Huawei Mate 70 series launch and hence it would not be appropriate to comment on this issue right now. Moreover, the new lineup is likely to possess advanced capabilities that may later change the current perspective.

Huawei Mate 70 series leak (Credits: CNMO)

Previous Reports:

Huawei Mate 70 series is hearsay to use a new 5G+ network technology with better connectivity experience. Another interesting addition to this lineup could be the ultrasonic fingerprint sensor which is currently under development.

Compared to other fingerprint scanners, the ultrasonic components ensure a clear and accurate scanning of your fingers even when they are dirty or wet.

Last but not least, Huawei may sport strong AI and NearLink facilities with the Mate 70 smartphones. Although the company hasn’t confirmed these rumors, there is a high chance to find these technologies with the approaching flagship phones.

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