Huawei unveils its Mate 30 Pro for the moment

Huawei will officially unveil its next smartphone, the Mate 30 Pro, in Munich, Germany on September 19, despite the possible lack of Android operating system on the phone.

The Mate 30 is China's first flagship phone, after the Trump administration blacklisted it in mid-May for alleged involvement in activities endangering the country's national security. United States, charge that the company has repeatedly denied.

Huawei is expected to announce three Mate 30 phones, including the Mate 30 and Mate 30 Pro, which are expected to be 5G networks, all with the latest Kirin 990 Kirin 990 processor, which should allow cameras to improve.
The previously disclosed image previously revealed that the Mate 30 Pro would feature four rear cameras in a circular system unlike its predecessor, the Mate 20 Pro, which provided a square-shaped system for rear-facing cameras, while the interface The phone reveals a broad hump at the top of the screen, including the front camera. On the back of the phone is also a flash lamp, as well as the logo of the famous German lens company Leica, on which Huawei relies for years to manufacture lenses for cameras.
The leaks also indicate that the fast-charge cable feature will maintain its current capacity of 40 watts, but that the wireless load will increase to about 27 watts instead of 15 watts at the moment.