As we all know, with the return of the Mate 60, Huawei phones have finally fully recovered. Although there is still a significant gap between the performance of Kirin chips and Qualcomm Snapdragon chips, Huawei has successfully differentiated its Mate and P series through in-depth development of camera technology and system optimization. These two flagship series have not disappointed, with sales figures that are catching up with Apple's.

From this, we can see that the key factor determining the sales of high-end phones is no longer just the processor. Consumers are starting to pay more attention to other specifications beyond performance, such as battery life, screen quality, and system optimization, which are precisely Huawei's strengths. Take the upcoming Mate 70 as an example; the internet is buzzing with excitement about it, not only for its powerful performance but also for its many innovative technologies.

Firstly, the Huawei Mate 70 series is expected to debut later this year, and the latest leaked images give us a first glimpse of the entire product lineup.

Judging from the images, the Huawei Mate 70 series retains the iconic large circular camera module and makes clever adjustments to the sensor layout in terms of design.

Especially for the Mate 70 Ultimate, the design inspiration for its octagonal camera module seems to come from the traditional "Bagua Formation," exuding a sharper, unique, and domineering style.

Overall, the Mate 70 series still stands out in terms of design.

It should be noted that the above design information is based on rumors and is not guaranteed to be accurate. The official information should be the final reference.

In addition to design, the core specifications of the Mate 70 have also been revealed.

Furthermore, reports indicate that Huawei is preparing at least four models for the Mate 70 series, all equipped with 1.5K screens.

The Mate 70 series will adopt two types of screens, both with a resolution of 1.5K, according to reports.

Although the Huawei Mate 70 series does not feature a 2K OLED screen, insiders claim that the series leads the way in color saturation and eye protection technology, which comes at a cost.

Moreover, the Huawei Mate 70 series will be equipped with a four-curved screen, which is expected to improve the screen-to-body ratio and grip feel compared to the Mate 60 series.

Apart from the screen upgrades, the Huawei Mate 70 series will come with ultra-large-capacity batteries made of new materials to enhance battery life.

Specifically, the Mate 70 series will be equipped with 5000 to 6000mAh silicon anode batteries. The application of this technology will significantly increase battery capacity and endurance. It is understood that Honor's third-generation Qinghai Lake battery has a silicon content exceeding 10%, achieving the industry's highest battery-to-device volume ratio of 24.7%. Based on the performance of the Qinghai Lake battery, it can be inferred that the use of the new battery will bring longer battery life to the Mate 70 series.

Additionally, it is reported that the Huawei Mate 70 series will adopt a dual-unlocking solution combining side fingerprint recognition and 3D facial recognition. The Mate 70 continues the triple-punch-hole screen design concept of its predecessor and supports facial recognition for payment.

In terms of the system, the Huawei Mate 70 series will be the first to launch with HarmonyOS NEXT, which can be considered a pure-blooded version of HarmonyOS. It will also be equipped with a new generation of Kirin processors, which rank among the top in terms of performance.

One of the biggest highlights is the full-stack self-developed system base, which removes traditional AOSP code and only supports applications based on the HarmonyOS kernel and system. This means that the system will no longer be compatible with Android applications, allowing Huawei to better manage various applications, resulting in significant improvements in fluency and security.

It is worth mentioning that there have been multiple reports indicating that the Mate 70 series will be the first to launch with Huawei's self-developed new operating system. This move will undoubtedly bring users an unprecedented operation experience. However, due to the complexity of system adaptation, it is expected that the official launch of the Mate 70 series will be postponed to the middle or late fourth quarter of 2024, from the originally planned October to potentially November or December.

In terms of photography, previous rumors indicated that the Mate 70 series would be equipped with OV sensors across the board.

Specifically, the standard version will feature the OV50H sensor, while the high-end version will sport the OV50K sensor.

Overall, the Huawei Mate 70 series will be a true masterpiece of domestic self-development in every aspect.

Lastly, regarding the price, which is of great concern to many, the Huawei Mate 70 series can be expected to be priced similarly to the previous Mate 60 series, starting at no less than 5499 yuan. No wonder some say that their Pura70 can be retired, given the similar price and significantly superior specifications. It seems that the Mate series is the real deal. What do you think?

Anyway, the starting price of the Pura 70 is 5499 yuan, while the Mate series is generally around 500 yuan more expensive, with an expected starting price of 5999 yuan.

However, given the new Kirin chips, new system, new photography capabilities, and other enhancements, this price point is quite acceptable.

If everything goes according to plan, the Mate 70 series will once again continue the popularity of the Mate 60, triggering another wave of buying frenzy this year.

Are you looking forward to it? Let us know in the comments!