Huawei Mate 30 Pro long-term review Introduced in the September of 2019, Huawei managed to create a striking statement with its latest addition high-end smartphone design intermingled perfectly with those iconic emotive qualities that come automatically attached to anything from Huawei itself. As Huawei’s flagship offering, the company wanted to set a new bar in what is possible with smartphone technology so stuffed a ton of bleeding-edge gizmos into Mate 30 Pro. We had an in-depth look on what made the Huawei Mate 30 Pro stand out and how it fares with today’s fast-changing smartphone market landscape.

Design and Build Quality

It does have its drawbacks, the vast majority of which are indeed visible, with Huawei proving itself a dab hand at re-engineering its design language as it constantly learns and tests where to place ports. You get an OLED display of 6.53-inches in this case and the resolution is a good looking 1176 x2400 pixels The sides are curved drastically along with Horizon Display, all inside nice spill edges to be called as fully immersive view giving experience. This design choice not only enhances the visuals, but it also offers a more fluid and coherent touch feel; all while maintaining Active Edge support. The Agate Red Mate 30 Pro presents a fairly ground-breaking look, but it helps in reinforcing the phone’s premium nature. As the phone boasts a glass back and an aluminum frame so it feels premium also sturdy. It even competes in the design stakes, with black and silver (of course) paints to choose from alongside a Best Note Purple flavor called Cosmic Purple that quad-camera system sits within a circular housing at dead-center of this distinctive rear glass.

Performance and Hardware

Under the hood, you will find a Kirin 990 chipset out of which is driving The Huawei Mate 30 Pro. With a 7nm+ EUV process, this flagship processor is coupled with ample memory in the form of an 8GB RAM to offer decent handle on multitasking and high-grade performance. Appropriate to be used in games or videos editing, etc. for some power users and developers. Onboard storage might be controversial here too since there is no expansion and you top out at 128GB (256 on the Mate20 Pro) unless using ROM; Nano Memory card, Huawei’s version of expandable memory. These are primed for people that have little space left to load up with media or storage room.

Camera System

If there is anything not to be missed with the Huawei Mate 30 Pro, it’s the camera system. The quad-camera setup includes a 40MP primary sensor with f/1.6 aperture, a second 40MP ultra-wide lens rated for an f/1.8 aperture along with periscope-style telephoto camera capable of giving you up to 3x optical zoom and not skimps out on time-of-flight (TOF) based chip dedicated solely towards depth sensing abilities. Together, you name a shot and the Mate 30 Pro can take it wide-field landscapes or macro close-ups with these sensors. The device’s super night mode combined with Huawei advanced image processing algorithms further enhance the low lighting photography of our camera system. Video recording in 4K resolution is also possible and its Super Sol-Mo mode can shoot slow-motion videos at a frame rate of up to 7680fps. Software and Features The Huawei Mate 30 Pro was introduced with EMUI 10 built over Android 10. EMUI is the company’s inn-house UI built on top of Android Pie and offers several improvements to make your life better.

Privacy and security settings/widgets

Mark up options Many more that can be the part of those under used features with a productivity tools. The Mate 30 Pro could never be loaded with Google Mobile Services because of U.S. trade restrictions that also affect the phone, and this roughly is as deadly for hitting store shelves as not supporting CDMA standards means in terms of network compatibility implications. Kind adjust to this through the integration of their own App Gallery and with a dose off 3rd party apps. Which does make it waft as the air but again human beings who eat Google won’t find these phones to be full-fledged because of no google services providing.

Battery and Charging

The Mate 30 Pro boasted a large 4,500mAh cell and it clearly helped because you can actually take this phone through an entire day of hard use without stripping the tank. It also makes sure to have Huawei’s Super Charge technology 40W fast-wired charging so you can charge quickly if necessary. Similarly, it will support 27W wireless charging as well as reverse wireless charging at the same rate of up to 27W for other Qi devices.

Conclusion

A top-tier flagship than continues to be one of the slickest, fastest and best camera-toting gadgets on shelves with perks a whole stable of makers would kill for. The Mi 9 is different from the competition in that it offers a nifty Horizon Display and top-of-the-line camera features. However, for those who value innovation over Google Mobile Services the Mate 30 Pro is still a device worth looking at (as long as you can see how it fits into usage within its alternative Huawei system itself). Published on 09 Oct, 2019 at 18:06 in Huawei (Node/7844) | Viewed times | No Comments Overview In a year of ultra-fast device turnover and competition the latest Mate from Huawei continued to prove their dedication to first principle industrial design that consistently pushes. In every sense, it leads the way with style festering thing too and displays fashions of fashion in looks that are as relevant and appealing today to status-conscious buyers worldwide.