In recent weeks, Huawei has turned all expectations upside down and launched the Mate 60 and 60 Pro family with 5G support and satellite connection. It continued, but behind this a huge cloud of dust emerged and question marks were filled to overflowing. Now Huawei has announced that it will hold a product event at the end of this month. Question marks are expected to be resolved in this event, so curious eyes are turned this way.All eyes on Huawei
Huawei started selling its latest high-end smartphones, the Mate 60 and Mate 60 Pro, late last month, and last week began pre-selling the Mate 60 Pro Plus smartphone, as well as a new foldable phone, the Mate X5. The launch of the series was unusual in that Huawei did not do any pre-marketing or hold a flashy event. Despite this, the phones created excitement because they coincided with a trip by US Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo to China and it was determined that the Pro version used a 5G-enabled chip produced by a Chinese company. Sales exceeded all expectations.
In the recent announcement, it was revealed that Huawei will hold a product launch event on September 25. Huawei is not expected to introduce a new phone, but it is expected that special announcements will be made at the event about the Kirin 9000s, the details of which we have previously included in our news. On the other hand, at the upcoming event, Huawei may also introduce the premium Porsche Design Mate 60 RS. This phone can also be accompanied by FreeBuds Pro 3 wireless headphones and Watch GT 4.In addition to all this, it is also a matter of curiosity how Huawei’s phones will perform against Apple at a time when US-China tensions are increasing. As you may remember, it was brought to the agenda that China had banned the use of iPhones for government employees, although not officially. The launch of Apple’s iPhone 15 series this week sparked mixed reactions in China, the company’s third-largest market; While many online users liked its faster chip and improved gaming capabilities, others preferred Huawei’s new smartphone. Increasing Chinese nationalism may have an impact on this.
Once the world’s largest smartphone maker, Huawei lost its top spot after the United States began restricting technology exports to the company in 2019. While the US and other Western governments described Huawei as a security risk, the company’s access to current technologies such as 5G was cut off.
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