Huawei has officially unveiled its latest flagship smartphone lineup, the Mate 90 series. During the presentation, Richard Yu, chairman of the Terminal BG, highlighted the integration of the company's most advanced Kirin processors and the HarmonyOS operating system into these new devices.
The series includes several models with varying specifications. The Mate 90 Pro Max Collector's Edition features the Kirin 9050 Pro logic folding chip and a 6800mAh battery, starting at ¥10999. The standard Mate 90 Pro Max model, equipped with the same processor, a dual-layer OLED panel, and a continuous variable aperture main camera, starts at ¥9499.
The lineup also features the Mate 90 Pro, which debuts the Kirin 9035 flagship chip, with a starting price of ¥6999. The base Mate 90 model is powered by the Kirin 9030 flagship chip and is priced from ¥5999. Richard Yu described the new series as a significant milestone for both the domestic semiconductor and operating system industries.
