PSA: Huawei P40 Series comes with Wi-Fi 6 Plus, transmission speed up to 2.4Gbps

We’ve have been talking about the Wi-Fi 6 Plus for a long time and now this technology has finally debuted in device with the launch of Huawei P40 series.

The 160MHz Wi-Fi 6 Plus technology featured in the full line-up offers high-speed connectivity with support for 2,400Mbps (2.4Gbps) peak theoretical transmission speed.

From the hardware side, The Wi-Fi 6 Plus is powered by the kirin W650 chipset specially produced to enable this feature on the Huawei devices.

The Kirin W650 chipset uses “Dynamic Narrow Bandwidth” technology that adjusts the bandwidth in an environment with poor Wi-Fi signals, and improves performance.

Devices equipped with this technology are capable of passing signals through an additional wall or obstructions, compared to similar devices in the market.

It also has Bluetooth Ultra High-Definition (BT-UHD) technology, the Kirin W650 provides transfer rates three times as high as the standard Bluetooth, support for UHD and lossless audio, instant content transfers from phones to Bluetooth devices, and over the air (OTA) software updates.

Moreover, this chip also supports the Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) with the widest available satellite standard coverage to date and enables real-time kinematic (RTK) positioning that is repeatedly accurate down to the sub-meter level.

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