Huawei's just released p50e, from all aspects, is not worth the price. And many important places were not said at all, but compared with the iPhone 13 series the transmission rate under the signal and WiFi6.
This can obviously be seen in Huawei's lack of confidence, iPhone13 series are plug-in baseband, certainly not as good as the integrated SOC signal. Even if it is the mid-range chip of Snapdragon 778, its overall signal strength is stronger than that of the plug-in.
P50e as a mobile phone with a starting price of 4088, equipped with a 4G version of the Snapdragon 778G mid-range chip, people are incredible. This chip is placed in other domestic brand mobile phones, which is in the early 2000s.
A 4G mid-range chip, Huawei has pulled the price to more than 4,000, which is unacceptable to many consumers. Even loyal fans of Huawei mobile phones have expressed difficulty in understanding the price of this model.
Putting aside the chip, does the p50e machine have no advantages?
The answer is yes.
This model continues the appearance of the standard version of p50, is still a straight screen with a hole in the center, and also supports IP68 dustproof and waterproof. In general, except for chips, there is not much difference in other aspects.
But there is one most important point, that is, the lens changes a lot. The main camera was replaced from the original RGGB array primary color lens to the super-sensitive lens of the RYYB array.
Literally, you may not feel much difference, but compared to Huawei's previous generations of standard flagships, the p50 can be said to be reversed in terms of imagery.
As for Yu Chengdong's much-bred computational photography at that time, in fact, it has little to do with p50, and has a lot to do with p50Pro. The Pro version adopts a black and white + color dual imaging lens module, which has better detail than the single color lens of the p50, which greatly improves the plasticity of the mobile phone.
Back to p50e, RYYB's algorithm array is definitely larger than the amount of light entered by p50. But this array has one of the most fatal drawbacks, which is that the color cast is severe.
Huawei's p30 is the first-generation ryyb array model, equipped with a Kirin 980 processor. The NPU part is designed by Zhongke Cambrian and integrated into Huawei's Kirin soc.
Cambrian's AI computing power is also one of the best in China, and the problem of color casts for ryyb is also very well solved, which also makes Huawei's p30 position in the mobile phone imaging industry at that time.
The current p50e is the chip of Qualcomm Snapdragon 778, which is mainly aimed at the mid-range model, with excellent power consumption, but the overall performance in all aspects is weak.
I am very worried about whether the AI computation power of this chip can cope with the complex algorithm calculation of ryyb.
Once the chip algorithm is pulled, the only photo advantage of p50e is gone, and it is not as good as last year's p50 worth buying.
From all aspects, the p50e belongs to the water test machine that catches ducks on the shelves. As for whether the camera of this machine can be played at the same price? Subsequent testing is also required.
Finally, I would like to ask you, for such a product, will you choose to buy?