Huawei, which introduced the new P50 series in July of last year and did not step back in the upper segment despite American companies, brought another foldable model to the series in December. The new representative of the P series, which was successful in design and hardware, but did not attract attention both in our country and in the global market due to the lack of Google support, was offered only to China in the first place.

Now preparing to present its new flagship models, the P50 Pro, and its foldable phone, P50 Pocket, to the global market, Huawei has also revealed the first information on this subject. The company’s Malaysia site has announced the arrival dates of the new phones while adding them to its site.

Huawei P50 Pro and P50 Pocket on the global market on January 12

Two new pages opened on Huawei’s Malaysia site contain the technical specifications of the P50 Pro and P50 Pocket. In addition, while the buy button is placed on these pages as usual, the first date when the phones will enter the global market is also clarified. Huawei P50 Pro and P50 Pocket will go on sale in Malaysia on January 12. This shows that phones are now global.

The Huawei P50 Pro, which comes with a 6-inch FHD + OLED display with a 120Hz refresh rate, draws its power from the Snapdragon 888, which goes through the 5nm production process. There is also a version of the phone with the Kirin 9000 processor. Four rear cameras with 50 Megapixel + 64 Megapixel + 13 Megapixel + 40 Megapixel resolution put the phone ahead of its competitors.

On the Huawei P50 Pocket front, we see a premium design and similar hardware. 6. While the 9-inch FHD + resolution 120Hz refresh OLED screen is foldable, it is also similar to the Galaxy Z Flip series. In addition, on the back, a second OLED screen with a size of 1.04 inches with a resolution of 340×340 pixels is positioned under the camera so that you can see the notifications. Finally, there is no information about pricing in the global market yet.

So what do you think about Huawei? Can the company reach the old days by standing on its own feet? You can specify in the comments…