Huawei Mate 70 series: new details on camera design
By ForGeeks The highly anticipated Huawei Mate 70 series of smartphones due in November has attracted attention with new leaks showing slightly updated camera designs for all models. In particular, the flagship Mate 70 RS Ultimate Design will continue to follow the tradition of Huawei’s recognizable camera style, but now in an improved version.
Mate 70 RS Ultimate Design
camera design features.
The images published on Weibo show the Mate 70 RS Ultimate Design’s signature octagonal camera unit, where the four large lenses are placed in a square shape, surrounded by five additional cutouts for laser illumination, flash and sensors, including color temperature sensors.
The Mate 70 RS Ultimate Design
The remaining three models – the Mate 70, Mate 70 Pro and Mate 70 Pro+ – will feature cameras with a rounded, modular layout, a marked change from previous generations. The new models are expected to feature a larger camera module with four lenses, providing improved camera quality.
The new models are expected to feature a larger camera module with four lenses, providing improved camera quality.
Improved performance and shooting capabilities
According to early reports, the Mate 70 Pro will likely include a 60-megapixel primary sensor, a 12-megapixel ultra-wide lens, and a 48-megapixel telephoto lens. However, leaks show four camera cutouts on the module, which could indicate additional lenses not previously provided. The upgrade will underscore Huawei’s commitment to strengthening its position in mobile photography, allowing users to capture more detailed and rich images.
Huawei’s commitment to the mobile photography industry has been strong.
Upgraded performance with the new Kirin 9100 chipset
The Mate 70 series is also expected to be powered by Huawei’s latest Kirin 9100 chipset. While details about the Kirin 9100 are still limited, it is known that it will provide performance and power efficiency gains over the Kirin 9000S used in the Mate 60 lineup.
The Kirin 9100 is expected to be the latest chipset in the Mate 70 series.
