Previously, there were rumors that Huawei's next-generation top flagship, the Mate 50, has made considerable progress and is very promising to officially debut before this fall.
And there is also news from the supply chain that the Huawei Mate 50 design plan has been finalized, so in the near future, there have also been renderings of the Huawei Mate 50 series flowing out.
Recently, the famous rendering map breaking news website LetsGoDigital released the rendering of Huawei's Mate50 series, according to the rendering, it can be seen that the Mate 50 back camera module still follows the ring design of the previous Mate 40 series. But this ring is larger, almost occupying a third of the space on the back of the phone, but also thanks to such a huge area in the center of the double ring also added a small screen, similar to the P50 Pocket fuselage back of the small second screen, can display time, photos and other information.
The front of the fuselage still uses a large curvature hyperboloid screen that follows the multi-generation model, and the front camera is similar to the P50, using a center punching scheme.
In terms of configuration, it has been revealed that the Mate 50 test machine has two configurations of Kirin 9000 chip and Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 chip, but due to the inventory reason of Kirin 9000, it is not known whether the final consumer-facing version of Kirin 9000 will be unknown, and according to the previous P50 and other models, the Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 chip of Mate 50 can still only use 4G network.
In terms of other configurations, according to the previous revelations, the front screen of Huawei Mate50 will support LTPO 2.0 technology with a maximum 120Hz refresh rate, as well as 1.07 billion color display, 1920Hz high-frequency PWM dimming, etc.; in terms of cameras, it will bring 50 million pixels outsole main camera, ultra-wide angle lens and telephoto lens; in addition, Huawei Mate50 series will also have a built-in 4500mAh large battery, support 100W fast charging, and run The Hongmeng 3.0 system.