THE ALL new Huawei Mate50 Pro comes packed with new aesthetics, powerful cameras, smart features, battery life and durability.
It combines the iconic symmetrical Space Ring design with Clous de Paris step-patterned embossing, which creates an intricate yet subtle texture. The Clous de Paris pattern is a time-honoured embossing process that originated in France. With its intricate pyramid-shaped ornamentations, the Clous de Paris pattern is a tribute to elegance, perseverance, and classic design.
So, 2023 is going to be an exciting and challenging year for mobile manufacturers, with arch rival and Korean company Samsung, having unveiled the Galaxy S23 Ultra into the market recently.
The Huawei Mate50 Series launched its very own patented XMAGE technology and its key feature is the Ultra Aperture Camera, which allows users to manually adjust between 10 aperture sizes to achieve professional level shots. Combined with the camera’s sub-millimetre-level segmentation algorithms, it can create magnificent portraits. Huge investments are directed towards cameras for clear visibility this nowadays, as the market dictates.
Huawei’s flagship-grade RYYB colour filter array replaces the green pixels in the sensor with yellow pixels, increasing light intake by 40 percent, and effectively improving the performance in low-light settings. The RYYB sensor combined with a wider f1.4 aperture means that users can take magnificent photos with rich details even in dimly lit conditions.
The low light photography capabilities of the Mate50 Pro also remain incomparable with the competitor, it was revealed at the launch at Sun Arena, Pretoria weeks ago, attended by key industry players locally and abroad.
Battery life- another headache too many, it comes with 4700mAh- meaning it be charged up in a matter of minutes with the HUAWEI SuperCharge, which now has 66W of fast charging and 50W of wireless charging.
It is uniquely equipped with the EMUI 13’s Low Battery Emergency Mode feature, meaning when the smartphone is hovering at 1% battery level, the smartphone activates SuperEnergy Boosting and gives users an extra 3 hours of standby and 12 minutes of calls. With irritating loadshedding it means your problems are gone out of the window…
The popular Huawei’s Kunlun Glass has earned the first-ever five-star glass drop resistance certification from Switzerland’s SGS. Its overall drop resistance is improved by 10 times, which has proven to be more durable than the Corning Gorilla Glass on the Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra.
The Kunlun Glass was even tried and tested through rounds and rounds of tests, earning viral acclaim for its ground-breaking durability and damage resistance. Users who are constantly on the move or are the outdoorsy, sporty types can now enjoy the assurance of the Kunlun Glass.
Managing files is one of the more cumbersome parts of owning a smartphone. This is especially tedious for anyone who has to manage tons of files and documents on the phone and is already bogged down by packed schedules.
To optimise productivity and boost efficiency, the Huawei Mate50 Pro comes with SuperHub.
Users can simply drag and drop any file to SuperHub’s floating window to store them temporarily and seamlessly cut and paste them to another application’s window. The SuperStorage feature can also automatically detect duplicated files and allow users to compress them in the Huawei Optimiser app, helping users save space more effectively and efficiently.
It is priced from R24 999 for the 256 GB and R26 999 for the 512 GB.
Image (SA’s top actor and entrepreneur Thapelo Mokoena seen fiddling with the latest Huawei Mate50 Pro).
