A few days ago, Huawei's 5G mobile phone was quietly put on the shelves without any warm-up, and finally officially went on sale at 10 o'clock this morning. This phone is not the Huawei Mate50 series, but the Huawei Mate40E Pro. I believe that a lot of pollen has already taken it down and waited for the goods to be received.
From the official data display, Huawei Mate40E Pro supports 5G without contact with other processors, it is equipped with the familiar Kirin core, model 9000L. How does it compare to the Kirin 9000? First of all, it adopts a 5nm process, the CPU frequency is as high as 3.13GHz, the 22-core Mali-G78 GPU, and the large core + micro-core NPU architecture is adopted. In addition, the Kirin 9000L uses 1*Cortex-A77 3.13GHz+2*Cortex-A77 2.54GHz+3*Cortex-A55 2.05GHz, equipped with 22-core Mali-G78 GPU. This means that the Kirin 9000L has 2 less GPUs, 2 CPUs, and 1 large NPU than the Kirin 9000.
In terms of appearance, Huawei Mate40E Pro adopts a super curved screen with a "capsule" front camera, and the overall appearance is basically exactly the same as that of Huawei Mate40 Pro.
It is worth mentioning that Huawei Mate40E Pro will be pre-installed with harmony OS 2 operating system, but only provides an 8GB+256GB version, priced at 6499 yuan.