The Huawei P70 series has truly sparked immense anticipation among users, especially with its upgraded configurations and technological innovations. It not only inherits and advances upon its predecessors but also serves as a strong testament to the brand's prowess.
However, the Huawei P70 series has been on the road to release, with no official launch yet, leaving many users eagerly awaiting its arrival without a clear date in sight.
But fret not, folks! On one hand, based on previous information, there's a high probability that the official unveiling will take place in early April. On the other hand, all three models of the Huawei P70 series have already been certified and listed on networks, with their certification information disclosed, revealing some powerful configurations.
First, let's focus on the communication technology of the P70 series, where the ADY-AL10 model serves as the "medium cup" version, supporting the BeiDou short message communication service. With this feature, the standard version of the P70 enables two-way short text communication in outdoor adventures, emergency rescues, and other scenarios even without traditional communication network coverage. Meanwhile, the high-end models HBN-AL80 and HBP-AL00, known as the "large cup" and "extra-large cup" versions, respectively, not only support BeiDou short message communication but also come with additional TianTong-1 satellite call functionality. This means that these two models not only enable text communication in areas without traditional network coverage but also support voice calls, providing users with a more comprehensive and convenient communication experience.
Furthermore, imaging capability is also something to look forward to. The standard version features the OV50H main camera, while the Art version goes a step further with the Sony IMX989 main camera.
Both of these main cameras support variable aperture and OIS optical stabilization technology. With the addition of a periscope telephoto lens, the P70 series excels even further in long-distance photography.
What's key is the previous rumors suggesting that the Huawei P70 series would incorporate Huawei's patented variable aperture technology. In terms of photography, this adds significant allure.
It's worth noting that there were previous rumors indicating that due to supply issues, the OV50K lens sensor (or possibly the OV50K40) might replace the Sony one-inch sensor.
If it can really substitute, the pressure on the supply of the Huawei P70 series would be much less, and the experience might even be more excellent.
On one hand, the OV50K40 smartphone CMOS image sensor, touted as the world's first intelligent smartphone image sensor to adopt TheiaCel technology, can achieve "close to human eye-level dynamic range" in a single exposure, used for flagship rear main cameras.
On the other hand, the integration of domestically produced components may bring many benefits to the future development of Huawei phones, without worrying about any supply issues.
So, the Huawei P70 series should be a model with strong domestic characteristics, which is also a highly anticipated aspect.
One of the selling points is the flagship configuration. The Huawei P70 series will feature the Kirin 9000S chipset across the board, marking Huawei's return to the Kirin 5G platform since the P40 series, undoubtedly making it the most powerful Kirin flagship yet.
The Kirin 9000S chipset, renowned for its exceptional performance and power efficiency, provides robust power support for the P70 series, allowing users to enjoy smooth experiences while also extending battery life.
What's key is that there are reports suggesting the Huawei P70 series will adopt an overclocked version of the Kirin 9000S processor, potentially named the Kirin 9000SH processor. Coupled with 12GB of RAM and various performance optimization technologies, the results speak for themselves.
Additionally, the Huawei P70 series will have some unique selling points. For instance, in terms of network capabilities, it will upgrade to 5.5G, which is also one of the main focuses for competitors currently.
It's worth noting that although the Huawei Mate60 series and Huawei Nova12 series both have the speed of 5G networks, they lack the 5G network icon. It is expected that when the Huawei P70 series is released, the signal icon will display 5G-A, indicating a significant breakthrough for Huawei smartphones.
Furthermore, the built-in HarmonyOS should come with some features from the Harmony Milky Way version, which is crucial in significantly raising expectations.
The recent approval for the Huawei P70 series to enter the market has unveiled numerous highlights of this flagship smartphone, ranging from its communication technology to imaging systems and forward-looking technologies.
So, the question arises: What are your expectations for the Huawei P70 series? Feel free to reply and discuss.
