On March 8th, reports from domestic media suggest that the Huawei Mate 70 series is set to be officially launched in September, directly competing with the iPhone 16 series.
Regarding the Mate 70, sources suggest that the new device is expected to adopt Huawei's latest 5G+ technology. While it's not yet confirmed whether it will be 5.5G, anticipation runs high.
Reportedly, 5.5G is expected to boost transmission rates in both downlink and uplink by up to 10 times compared to 5G, with network access rates reaching 10 Gbps (10 gigabits per second, equivalent to a download speed of 1.25 gigabytes per second), while ensuring millisecond-level latency.
Furthermore, there's a wealth of information about the Mate 70, including the adoption of the latest Kirin chipset and multiple camera enhancements, all of which are expected for Huawei's flagship device.
Additionally, according to blogger leaks, from supply chain adjustments to chip reserves, the stock volume of the Mate 70 series is expected to see a significant increase compared to the Mate 60 series, with an estimated rise of approximately 40% to 50%.
This suggests that compared to the tight supply situation of the Mate 60 series, the market supply pressure for the Mate 70 series will be greatly alleviated.
