We now got more details on the high-end Huawei Mate 30 Porsche Design beast with amazing specs like quad 48MP cameras, 10GB RAM and more. Check it out below!
Huawei Mate 30 Porsche Design specs
Alongside the third generation of the Huawei Mate 30 series, the Chinese brand is reportedly going to launch a gorgeous Porsche Design model in the bunch! Notably, various images of the three Mate 30 have made their way online these past few days, showing off the sleek style and unique selling-point. Firstly, we can see that the Mate 30 Pro is going to pack one round camera island with a total fo four lenses. While the screen has a small size notch and the waterfall design, it looks like we will be able to hide the size bezels.
Furthermore, the standard Mate 30 smartphone switches things up a bit. In details, it should arrive with a smaller notch, dual cameras upfront. Additionally, the display looks to be flat with evenly-sized bezels. The quad setup on the back remains the same, lacking the rumor 3D ToF sensor. On the other hand, the Mate 30 Lit is the Nova 5i Pro we have seen before. So let’s skip straight to our star of the day: Huawei Mate 30 Porsche Design! Firstly, we can see some similarities to the Mate 20 Porsche Design with the leatherback.
Moreover, the Huawei phone is reportedly coming with a custom case uses that stripe design to create a kickstand. Additionally, there is now a 3.5mm headphone jack in the bunch. As for the storage, we expect it to pack at least 10GB RAM and 512G ROM (no card slot). Besides, Huawei Mate 30 Porsche Design camera should include the quad 48MP cameras like its brother, and another dual 16MP selfie lens. Regarding the battery and software, we expect at least 4000mAh capacity and the latest Android 9.0 Pie version.
Release date and price
Regarding the cost, we expect the Mate 30 Porsche Design price might go even higher than €1,700. Additionally, the new Mate 30 series is going to make their official debut today during an event in Munich! You can catch up with the launch through many live streams available on Huawei’s website, Twitter, and Facebook Live with the handle @Huaweimobile.