Huawei uses chipsets developed entirely in-house in the new series. The Mate 90 family features the Kirin 9030 , Kirin 9035, and the top-of-the-range Kirin 9050 Pro processors, depending on the model segment. The main model uses the Kirin 9030, the Pro model uses the Kirin 9035, and the Pro Max model uses the Kirin 9050 Pro. The new generation processors provide significant gains in both performance and power consumption stability, while the devices run the company’s new operating system, HarmonyOS 7.

On the display side, the standard Mate 90 and Mate 90 Pro models come with a 6.75-inch panel, while the Mate 90 Pro Max model offers a larger 6.9-inch display. These OLED displays, boasting a dynamic refresh rate of 1-120 Hz, can reach record peak brightness values ​​of up to 12,000 nits regionally. The triple hole design at the top of the screen houses an advanced 3D facial recognition system that doesn’t compromise security.

A New Era in the Camera World: External Z10 Module

Mate 90 Pro Max and the luxuriously designed Mate 90 RS Ultimate Design

models, pushes the boundaries in camera innovation. The new camera accessory called “Z10,” which can be attached directly to the back of the devices, takes photos entirely with its own hardware instead of optically enlarging the phone’s camera.

The Z10 accessory’s prominent technical capabilities are as follows:

1-inch RYYB Sensor:

A 50-megapixel independent sensor that enhances light-capturing performance.

• Wide Focal Range: A lens structure offering a variable aperture between f/2.0 and f/4.5, equivalent to a 24-240 mm lens.
• Advanced Zoom: 10x lossless optical zoom and up to 100x digital zoom support.

Physically, the Z10 has a considerably larger body than classic smartphone lens attachments, appealing to users who want to achieve a professional camera experience with a portable device.