The Huawei Mate70 series has not been officially released yet.

More news about the Huawei Pura80 series has come out, and it's quite explosive.

First, Huawei's flagship Mate 70 series is expected to be released this month, while Huawei's imaging flagship Pura 80 series will have to wait until 2025.

According to insiders, the Huawei Pura 80 series will be launched in May 2025. The series will continue its positioning as an imaging flagship, and the imaging experience is highly anticipated.

Well, according to the latest revelations from digital bloggers, Huawei's P series, known for its imaging capabilities, will continue to bring surprises to users next year. The Huawei Pura 70 series, released earlier this year, featured a one-inch telephoto lens module as its highlight, providing users with an even better shooting experience. The upcoming Pura 80 series will also make breakthroughs in imaging, especially in periscope telephoto technology, offering users even more impressive long-distance shooting effects. This new product is expected to officially debut in the second quarter of next year.

Meanwhile, competitors have already made strides in ultra-high-pixel periscope telephoto lenses, with many imaging flagships equipped with 200-megapixel periscope telephoto lenses, such as the Honor Magic7Pro (200-megapixel ultra-HD periscope telephoto) and vivoX200Pro (Zeiss 200MP APO super telephoto) released last month. Therefore, it is expected that the Pura80 series will also enter the era of 200-megapixel ultra-high-pixel periscope telephoto lenses.

By the way, the Huawei Pura80 series will have two major breakthroughs in periscope telephoto lenses. First, the sensor size will be upgraded again, significantly increasing the light intake under 5-10x optical zoom, allowing users to easily handle previously difficult low-light scenarios.

Secondly, telephoto photography will usher in new gameplay. Based on the newly upgraded super-sized periscope lens and combined with the new generation of AI algorithms, the Huawei Pura80 series will see significant upgrades in telephoto portrait, telephoto macro, telephoto color, and telephoto motion, delivering more vivid portraits, finer macros, more realistic colors, and stronger dynamic moment capture, showcasing imaging capabilities beyond the past.

Additionally, the blogger also revealed more details about the camera specifications of the Pura 80 series. He pointed out that the main camera configuration of this series will be very high-end. Considering that the previous Pura 70 Ultra already used a one-inch super-sized sensor, it is reasonable to speculate that the top-of-the-line version of the Pura 80 series will also likely come with a similarly sized sensor. This upgrade will undoubtedly further enhance the photography performance of the Pura 80 series, allowing users to capture more details and enjoy an even better imaging experience during shooting.

Moreover, it is worth mentioning that recent news about the Huawei Pura 80 series has attracted widespread attention, especially its innovative four-lens group technology, which is undoubtedly another significant breakthrough in mobile photography technology. The four-lens group technology precisely combines a dual-fixed lens group with a dual-moving lens group, coupled with advanced optical design and algorithm optimization, not only expanding the zoom range but also significantly improving image quality, providing users with an unprecedented shooting experience.

Specifically, the first lens group (condenser lens group) in the four-lens group technology adopts a convex lens design, with positive focal length, short focal length, and large aperture, making it the key to enhancing optical zoom capability and image clarity. The second lens group has a negative focal length, achieving continuous and smooth zoom effects by precisely adjusting the light focus position during zoom, whether for macro or telephoto photography. The third fixed lens group further focuses or corrects light, working in synergy with the other lens groups to optimize the optical path and shorten the camera module length. The fourth lens group also has a negative focal length, ensuring clear and detailed close-up shots through precise focusing while effectively compensating for aberrations, ensuring uniform light coverage of the image sensor, thereby comprehensively improving image quality.

In addition to the four-lens group technology, the Huawei Pura 80 series innovatively introduces a secondary refraction structure. This design not only reduces the thickness and shoulder height of the camera module but also minimizes the lateral area occupied by the module, allowing the phone to maintain a slim and elegant appearance while still providing exceptional imaging performance. Furthermore, the oblique sensor placement ingeniously resolves the contradiction between camera module thickness and occupied area, further highlighting Huawei's ingenuity in industrial design.

In terms of lineup, the Huawei Pura80 series is expected to bring four new models again: Pura80, Pura80 Pro, Pura80 Pro+, and Pura80 Ultra, comprehensively covering the price range of 5000-10000 yuan. Among them, the standard version adopts a relatively small-sized straight screen design, while the other three models adopt an equal-depth micro-curved screen design.

In other aspects, the Huawei Pura80 series will feature a newly refined body design, equipped with a new generation of Kirin chips (≥Mate70 chips), running the HarmonyOS 5.1 operating system, featuring a 1-120Hz LTPO full-range low-power flagship screen, adopting a new generation of XMAGE imaging algorithms, and bringing newly upgraded communication technology.

Moreover, another advantage of the Pura series is its abundant inventory. Taking the Pura70 series as an example, it was basically available for sale immediately after its launch, unlike the Mate60 series last year, which was in short supply for a long time. This is mainly because the Mate series was the first to launch the new Kirin processor, and initial production capacity was limited. The delay of the Mate70 series was partly due to waiting for the official release of the pure HarmonyOS version and partly to increase inventory.

Finally, the Huawei Pura 80 series undoubtedly has significant room for upgrade, both in lens specifications and algorithms, giving Huawei ample room to excel. Moreover, it is certain that the Huawei Pura 80 series will come with the native HarmonyOS, and its performance will also provide a different level of smoothness.

In conclusion, the Huawei Pura 80 series is undoubtedly the most anticipated imaging flagship model in the first half of 2025.

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