Pre-installed HarmonyOS version of Huawei Mate 40 will go on sale tomorrow

On June 2, Huawei launched its new operating system – HarmonyOS 2, which is powered by distributed capabilities and designed to provide a cross-platform device user experience.

Alongside this software product, Huawei also unveiled a number of new products including Huawei Watch 3 and MatePad Pro as well as MatePar 11. All three of these devices come with pre-installed HarmonyOS.

But there were also some of the smartphone devices that made an appearance at the launch event. These are the 4G version of Huawei Mate 40 Pro, Mate 40E, Mate X2, and Nova 8 Pro, and the interesting thing is that these models also provide a box HarmonyOS 2 user experience, which is really awesome.

Although, Huawei Nova 8 Pro also comes in a new 4G version but it doesn’t have a pre-equipped HarmonyOS 2 operating system.

Aside from the launch discussion, these devices are ready for sale and Huawei announced that the customer in China can purchase them from June 18.

The price of these phones is the following:

Huawei Mate 40 Pro 4G with 8GB RAM + 128GB Storage priced at 6099 yuan. On the other hand, the 256GB storage version priced at 6599 Yuan.

Huawei Mate 40E comes with 8GB of RAM + 128GB storage at 4199 yuan and the 256GB variant at 4699 yuan.

Lastly, the Huawei Nova 8 Pro smartphone has an 8+128GB variant at 3699 yuan and the 256GB version is scheduled for 4099 yuan.

The sale of thee phones will start on June 18th at 00:00 in China time.