Huawei launched the Mate 90 in China as the standard model within its latest flagship range. The Mate 90 incorporates the Kirin 9030 chipset and operates on HarmonyOS 7.
Powering the device is a substantial 6,600mAh battery. Measuring 161.9 × 75.7 × 7.95mm and weighing 217g, the Mate 90 features a 6.75-inch OLED display with a resolution of 2832 × 1280 pixels.
The phone supports IP68 protection down to depths of 6 metres. Camera hardware on the Mate 90 includes a 50MP RYYB main camera with OIS and a continuously variable f/1.4-f/4.0 aperture.
Additionally, the device features a 40MP RYYB ultrawide camera with an f/2.2 aperture and a 50MP RYYB telephoto camera equipped with OIS and an f/2.2 aperture. Users can capture images up to 100x using the digital zoom capability.
For pricing, the 12GB/256GB Mate 90 starts at approximately $895, while the 12GB/512GB model costs around $1,044, and the 12GB/1TB version is priced near $1,268. Separately, Huawei also launched the Mate 90 Pro.
The Mate 90 Pro is equipped with the Kirin 9035 chipset, which features a main clock speed of 2.85GHz. Its display is a 6.75-inch dual-layer OLED screen, also boasting a resolution of 2832 × 1280 pixels.
The Mate 90 Pro weighs 222g, and its performance is claimed to improve by 20% through the chipset, HarmonyOS 7, and cloud computing. Camera specifications for the Pro model include a 50MP RYYB Ultra Vision main camera and a 50MP RYYB ultra-focusing macro telephoto camera.
Charging capabilities on the Mate 90 Pro include 100W wired charging and 50W wireless charging. Pricing for the Mate 90 Pro shows the 12GB/256GB model costs approximately $1,044, while the 16GB/1TB configuration is set at around $1,491.
