On March 7th, it's been confirmed by several sources that the Huawei P70 series, originally slated for release at the end of this month, will be postponed until next month. This seems to be a definite decision at this point.
However, there's no need to worry as the delay isn't due to supply issues. Instead, it's a result of various factors being taken into consideration, such as the simultaneous preparation of multiple products for a more comprehensive and diverse new product lineup.
According to leaks, the P70 series is expected to continue featuring the Kirin 9000S processor. Judging from the current supply situation of the Mate 60 series, chip supply seems to be completely fine, so the P70 series should have even better stock availability than the Mate 60 series at launch.
Additionally, it's worth noting that there will be a comprehensive upgrade in configurations this time around, especially with significant improvements expected for the standard version.
The P70 series comes standard with a 50-megapixel ultra-large bottom main camera, periscope telephoto lens, wireless charging, satellite communication technology, and more, significantly boosting the overall strength of the standard version, making it high-end right from the start.
As for the P70 Art edition, it takes it up a notch further with an upgrade to the main camera featuring the IMX989 one-inch sensor, along with the telephoto module and satellite communication technology, promising an even stronger user experience.
