Huawei has launched the Mate 70 Air smartphone, which is intended to rival the iPhone Air from Apple. It has a sleek and modern design; it is relatively lightweight and features a dual battery design while maintaining a thin profile. Its thickness is just 6.6 millimeters.
The starting price is CNY 4,199 (around Rs52,200), with this baseline model having 12GB of RAM and 256GB of storage. As expected, the price rises to CNY 5,199 (around Rs64,700) for the highest storage configuration. In addition, there are some choices for attractive colors: Feathered White and Obsidian Black. Presently, it is open for preorder in China.
It has a large 7-inch AMOLED display, with a Full HD+ display resolution. The display also features a 300Hz touch sampling rate to make touch controls very responsive. It runs its HarmonyOS 5.1.
There are different models that use different chipset variants. In the case of the 16GB RAM model, it uses the Kirin 9020A chipset; other model variants use the Kirin 9020B chipset. They both have good performance for everyday tasks and multitasking and run applications smoothly.
The phone features a versatile quad-camera system. There is a 50MP main sensor that has OIS; a 12MP telephoto camera for a zoomed capability; and an 8MP ultra-wide camera that captures expansive angles, among other features. A 1.5MP sensor assists with color accuracy. The front camera is 10.7MP for selfies.
A massive 6500mAh battery powers the device. This promises excellent battery life for users. It supports 66W wired fast charging. You can recharge the phone very quickly. This reduces waiting time between uses.
The phone offers comprehensive connectivity options. These include Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, and NFC. It also supports GPS and BeiDou navigation. Various sensors enhance the user experience. They include a gravity sensor and a gyroscope. A proximity sensor is also included.
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