Huawei Mate 80 series launched with the ability to communicate through walls without network

Huawei has just officially introduced the Mate 80 product line in the Chinese market with the highlight being the Kirin mobile chip produced by the company.

While the standard Mate 80 is powered by the Kirin 9020 chip, the higher-end versions like the Mate 80 Pro, Mate 80 Pro Max, and Mate 80 RS use the latest Kirin 9030 chip.

Mate 80 offers 35% performance improvement over Mate 70 despite using the same chip

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Huawei claims that despite using the same chip, the Mate 80 still has a 35% performance increase compared to the Mate 70. Notably, the Kirin 9030 chip in the Mate 80 Pro also delivers similar performance compared to last year's Mate 70 Pro. The Mate 80 Pro version also has a Kirin 9030 Pro option with a 16GB RAM configuration that promises 42% faster performance than its predecessor launched last year.

Both the Mate 80 and Mate 80 Pro support Tiantong satellite calling and Beidou two-way messaging, and are the first devices to be able to make emergency calls at 700 MHz even when there is no network. Huawei says the devices can maintain a connection at a distance of up to 13 km and transmit signals through three walls. Additionally, the Mate 80 and Mate 80 Pro are equipped with Bluetooth 6.0, 2.4 GHz offline communication, and Wi-Fi 7+.

Mate 80 series makes a strong impression from design to camera

In terms of design, both the Mate 80 and Mate 80 Pro models have a similar design with a unique double-ring back and a nylon-coated metal body. They come in four colors: black, white, gold and blue. The Mate 80 has a matte aluminum alloy frame, while the Pro version uses a glossy frame. Both are 7.95 mm thick and weigh around 217 - 219 grams.

All Mate 80 series members are IP68/IP69 certified

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The displays on both models are 6.75-inch OLEDs with a resolution of 2,832 x 1,280, an adaptive refresh rate of 1 - 120 Hz, 1,440 Hz PWM dimming technology, and a touch sampling rate of 300 Hz. They also feature second-generation Kunlun glass and a side-mounted fingerprint sensor.

For the camera, the Mate 80 series uses the second-generation "Maple Leaf" primary color imaging system. The Mate 80 includes a 50MP main camera, a 12MP periscope telephoto camera, a 40MP ultra-wide camera, and a 12MP selfie camera. Meanwhile, the Mate 80 Pro is equipped with a 50MP main camera, a 48MP macro telephoto camera, and a 40MP ultra-wide camera, combined with a 9th-generation ISP for twice the image processing speed.

Both models have a 5,750 mAh battery, supporting fast charging (wired) up to 66W for Mate 80 and 100W for Mate 80 Pro. Wireless charging capabilities reach 50W and 80W respectively, while Mate 80 Pro also supports reverse wireless charging and super battery saving mode lasting up to 13 days. All products meet IP68/IP69 standards and run on HarmonyOS 6 platform.

Huawei continues to demonstrate the power of mobile photography on the Mate 80 series

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In terms of price, the 12/256 GB version of the Mate 80 costs around $660, while the 12/512 GB version costs around $730. As for the Mate 80 Pro, the starting price is around $840 for the 12/256 GB version and up to $1,120 for the 16 GB/1 TB version.

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