Comparison of hardware configurations
The imaging system has always been the core selling point of Huawei mobile phones. In the Pura70 series, the Ultra version is undoubtedly the imaging flagship, which uses a 1-inch large bottom main camera, which increases the incident light by nearly 4 times, greatly improving the image quality. The Ultra version also comes with a zoom lens that supports 3.5-10x optical zoom and algorithms that can achieve up to 200x digital zoom for excellent telephoto capabilities.
Despite the smaller size of the main camera, the Pura70 Pro still uses a 48-megapixel high-pixel telephoto lens that supports 3.5x optical zoom and 100x digital zoom. The standard version of the Pura70 makes some trade-offs in the imaging system, with a 50-megapixel main camera and a low-resolution telephoto lens with relatively limited zoom capabilities.
In addition to the imaging system, battery and charging are also important hardware experiences for flagship phones. With a large 5200mAh battery capacity and 66W wired fast charging, the Pura70 Ultra can bring users a long-lasting and efficient power supply experience. Although the Pro version has a slightly smaller battery capacity of 5050mAh, it also supports 66W wired fast charging. The standard version of the Pura70 has a battery capacity of 4800mAh and a charging power of only 40W.
Another flagship configuration worth paying attention to is satellite communications. Both the Pura70 Ultra and Pro versions support satellite communication, which can send SMS and location signals in remote areas without network coverage, improving the reliability of communication. However, the standard version of the Pura70 does not have this feature.
Pura70 Ultra, as the top version, has obvious advantages in terms of imaging system, battery life, charging speed and satellite communication, but the price is also the highest, with a starting price of 10999 yuan. Although the Pro version has made some trade-offs in configuration, the performance is still excellent, and the pricing is relatively close to the people, with a starting price of 6499 yuan. As for the standard version of the Pura70, although it has the lowest price, it lacks in flagship configurations such as imaging, battery, charging and satellite communications.
Hands-on experience evaluation
Hardware configuration is only one aspect, the actual experience of using the phone is also important. A number of technology media and review agencies have conducted a comprehensive evaluation of the Pura70 series, and the results show that the overall performance of the Ultra version and the Pro version is quite good, and it has received unanimous praise.
As for the Pura70 Ultra, reviewers generally agree that it is the best choice for the current mobile imaging experience. The 1-inch main camera has excellent image quality, allowing you to take detailed and detailed photos even in low-light environments. The telescopic telephoto lens also shows great zoom capabilities, and the sharpness of long-range shots remains very high. The large battery and fast charging function also give the Ultra version long-lasting sailing capability.
Although the Pura70 Pro has made some trade-offs in terms of hardware configuration, reviewers believe that it may be the most balanced choice between comprehensive strength and cost performance. The image quality of the 48-megapixel telephoto lens is also excellent, and the large 5050mAh battery and 66W fast charging can also meet the needs of daily use. Satellite communication adds a layer of reliability.
For the standard version of the Pura70, reviewers are less optimistic. While the straight-screen design and thin-and-light body add a lot of points, it's clearly not on par with the flagship model in terms of core experiences such as imaging, battery, and charging. Unless you're a fan of straight screens, reviewers generally don't recommend this model.
Price
Based on the hardware configuration and actual experience evaluation, we can judge the price-performance ratio of the three models of the Pura70 series.
As the top flagship, the Pura70 Ultra has an absolute advantage in terms of image, battery, charging, and satellite communication, and the overall experience is the best. But the starting price of 10999 yuan is also quite high, and for the average user, its cost performance is not the highest.
The Pura70 Pro is perhaps the most cost-effective option. The starting price of 6499 yuan is relatively close to the people, but it retains a large flagship configuration, including a 48 million pixel telephoto lens, a 5050mAh large battery, 66W wired fast charging and satellite communication, etc., which can bring a close to the top flagship experience at a relatively affordable price.
As for the standard version of the Pura70, although it has the lowest price, it has made big trade-offs in core experiences such as imaging, battery, charging, and satellite communication, and may not be able to meet the needs of users who have certain expectations for flagship phones. Unless you have a soft spot for a straight screen design, it's hard to argue that it has a high value for money.
We can conclude that for most users, the Pura70 Pro is probably the most reasonable choice. It can bring a comprehensive experience close to the top flagship at a relatively affordable price, and has excellent balance in terms of imaging, battery, charging, and satellite communication, and is the most cost-effective.
If you're looking for a smartphone with a high level of imaging and a budget, the Pura70 Ultra will undoubtedly take your experience to the next level with unique features such as a 1-inch main camera and a telescopic telephoto lens. But you also need to pay an expensive price of up to 10,999 yuan.
As for the standard Pura70, unless you have a unique preference for a straight screen design, it's not an ideal choice from a price/performance perspective. In terms of core experiences such as imaging, battery, charging, and satellite communications, it is no longer comparable to flagship models.