Huawei's New Lineup is Coming: HarmonyOS NEXT, Nova 13 Series, and Mate 70 - Are You Ready?

Huawei's New Lineup is Coming: HarmonyOS NEXT, Nova 13 Series

Huawei's New Lineup is Coming: HarmonyOS NEXT, Nova 13 Series, and Mate 70 - Are You Ready?

Huawei, a leader in the tech industry, has always been committed to innovation. In recent years, despite facing numerous challenges, Huawei has shown a strong rebound. Their new phones, from high-end flagship models to mid-range and budget options, are filling the market, with significant improvements in core configurations and system optimization. For consumers looking to upgrade, Huawei's new phones are undeniably appealing, and many loyal users are eagerly anticipating upcoming releases.

Recently, Huawei's upcoming product launch plans have sparked widespread market attention, with many consumers ready to "wait and see" before making a purchase. Leaked information suggests that HarmonyOS NEXT, the Nova 13 series, and the Mate 70 will be unveiled in the coming months. This news is undoubtedly exciting for Huawei fans.

Earlier market speculations hinted at Huawei's next-step development strategy for their phones, and the time for these plans to come to fruition is approaching. While rumors suggested a late September release for the official version of HarmonyOS NEXT, these have been debunked. I speculate that a public beta version might be launched at the end of this month. However, these are just speculations and leaks; the official launch date remains unconfirmed.

There have been many rumors surrounding the HarmonyOS NEXT version, as it has been in the Beta consumer testing phase, revealing various details. For instance, it supports unified QR code scanning for multiple apps, meaning Huawei's built-in scanning function can automatically recognize and redirect to applications like Alipay, WeChat, and Meituan. Combined with previous market speculation, the HarmonyOS NEXT version is expected to feature AI agents, signifying a significant improvement in intelligent user experience. Moreover, the inclusion of QQ Browser on the beta app store suggests strong support for Tencent-related software.

The Huawei Nova 13 series has been plagued by rumors about release delays. Initially, reports claimed a July launch, followed by August. Now, with September coming to a close, there is still no sign of the new series. However, considering Huawei's typical development pace, the Nova 13 series is likely to be released next month. While unconfirmed, leaked information suggests the Nova 13 series will come standard with a Kirin processor, signaling a complete departure from Snapdragon processors. Additionally, the 13th color scheme, 1.5K resolution display, and XMage imaging system are expected to be included as key selling points.

The leaked information about the Huawei Mate 70 series is equally clear, pointing towards a late October or November release. This puts the launch date within the countdown phase. As the latest member of Huawei's flagship series, the Mate 70 series will push the boundaries of performance, design, and imaging, achieving the pinnacle of Huawei's product line. The mere mention of a Kirin 9100 processor and the first ever built-in HarmonyOS NEXT version is enough to create anticipation surrounding the new device's user experience. Furthermore, the device will be equipped with a domestic OmniVision large-sensor main camera and a one-inch sensor as the main camera, both key ingredients in enhancing user experience.

It's worth noting that the Huawei Mate 70 series will offer different versions. The standard edition will feature a 1.5K straight-screen design, while the Pro version will adopt a curved screen with a deep-level of curvature. The exterior design is also confirmed, employing a centered 3D facial recognition technology on a screen with evenly curved edges on all four sides, a typical larger size, a metal frame with straight edges + fingerprint sensor on the power button, centrally located elliptical cameras on the rear + single periscope lens. Additionally, the battery life is said to see a significant improvement, including a 5500mAh or higher capacity battery with support for 88W wired fast charging. Notably, the battery cover will no longer be made of metal. This suggests that the new processor may have significantly improved energy efficiency, eliminating the need for extensive heat dissipation materials. Therefore, expectations for this device are high.

In conclusion, Huawei will launch new products at the end of September, mid-October, and either late October or November. For consumers seeking an upgrade, patience is key. So, will you be joining the "wait and see" crowd? Let's discuss in the comments!