Huawei phones do not have 5G, which is perhaps the most regrettable thing in recent years.
As one of the leaders in communications and 5G deployment, Huawei's mobile phones released in recent years do not support 5G. Because of this, Huawei was ridiculed by the netizen group.
But just recently, these netizens may be about to shut up. Because netizens broke the news that Huawei has taken a different path and adopted a special trick to achieve 4G mobile phone support for 5G.
It is understood that although the mobile phone released by Huawei this year is still a 4G mobile phone, Huawei can achieve the effect of 5G through the mobile phone case, and the first models to use the 5G mobile phone case are the Nova10 series and the Mate 50 series.
Dark Horse also knows what you're wondering, oh, this 5G phone case looks like this. It looks unremarkable or even thick.
Relying on it alone, Huawei can achieve plug-in 5G?
It's possible.
Plug-in 5G is actually nothing new.
As early as the time of the iTouch fire, there were many geeks who developed the "apple skin", just need to put the apple skin on the iTouch, iTouch can transform into an "iPhone" that supports internet access, receiving text messages, and making calls.
At that time, I don't know how many people could not afford the expensive iPhone 3GS, so they turned around and threw themselves into the arms of iTouch + Apple Skin. With the popularity of 3G and 4G, the outdated equipment of apple skin has also been gradually eliminated.
In the 5G era, in order to grab the gimmick of the first 5G, there are also some manufacturers who use 5G networks for 4G mobile phones by adding 5G.
For example, Motorola has launched Moto Mods, which can make mobile phones support 5G by installing 5G modules.
It is understood that the 5G module (5G Moto Mods) has Qualcomm's X50 baseband built-in, while having a large battery of 2000 mAh. At the same time, the module can be used not only on the Moto Z3, but even the old Moto Z2.
It can be said that there is an industry precedent for plug-in 5G. In other words, it is indeed possible for Huawei to achieve 5G in this way.
However, this approach has one biggest problem – power control.
Because the external module is powered by the contact through the contact all the time, the mobile phone has been running in a relatively high power state. At the same time, because the external module sometimes has insufficient power, it even needs to reverse the power supply of the mobile phone.
Think about it, in the summer, the mobile phone is charged in reverse to the module, and the temperature must not go straight up to 40 degrees?
In general, the external baseband is not as good as the built-in 5G baseband, but for Huawei, what Huawei lacks is only RF-related chips. Perhaps, Huawei can solve the problems of the external baseband in some ways.
Although there are still regrets, as long as you keep moving forward, you will not lose.