Huawei’s latest flagship products, the HUAWEI Mate 50 Series and the HUAWEI nova 10 SE, are now available for purchase in the market starting December 1.
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HUAWEI Mate 50 Series
The HUAWEI Mate 50 Series was produced to mark the 10th anniversary of the Mate Series smartphone line, and comes with the latest technologies, exceeding expectations. The HUAWEI Mate 50 Pro (Orange) version is made with rugged “Kunlun Glass,” giving it ten times the drop resistance of other phones. The new HUAWEI Mate Series also earned the highest score on the DxOMark ranking and has been the best-selling phone in China. Pre-orders topped 2.45 million units, and on its first day of sale it sold out of stock within 10 seconds, making it the best-selling phone yet.
The Kunlun Glass used in the device contains 10 quadrillion-level nanocrystals, making it tough and resilient. The HUAWEI Mate 50 Series is also the first phone to receive Switzerland’s SGS Five-Star Glass Drop Resistance Certification. It is further rated up to IP68, able to withstand being submerged in water up to 6 meters deep as well as resisting dust.
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Huawei has built in its own mobile imaging brand, “XMAGE.” The HUAWEI Mate 50 Series phones feature an Ultra-Aperture XMAGE Camera with an adjustable physical aperture offering up to 10 times more range than before, along with upgrades to the optical system, mechanical structure, imaging technology, and image processing. In Auto mode, Smart Aperture automatically adjusts the aperture size to match the scene. Switching to Professional Mode lets users manually adjust depth of field and blur degree to their liking.
In Portrait mode, the background is naturally blurred so that the subject stands out more clearly, while the periscope telephoto camera can zoom up to 200x. The wide-angle macro camera can capture detail down to the millimeter level, rendering even the tiniest specks with clarity. The HUAWEI Mate 50 Series also supports macro video shooting and macro picture-in-picture (PiP) so that every movement is captured precisely.
The HUAWEI Mate 50 Series phones are the first smartphones built with the latest EMUI 13, designed to make everyday use easier. The SuperStorage feature automatically removes duplicate files and compresses rarely used applications, which can free up to 20GB of space (on the 256GB ROM model) for all your photos and videos.
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HUAWEI nova 10 SE
The HUAWEI nova 10 SE features a 108MP High-Res Portrait Camera that brings out details easily missed by the naked eye, supported by a multi-frame fusion algorithm in the RAW domain. The phone’s 6.67-inch OLED HUAWEI FullView Display, 4500mAh battery, and vlog-shooting features work smoothly together with the best of EMUI 12.
At 184g and just 7.39mm thick, the HUAWEI nova 10 SE feels comfortable in the hand and is easy to carry in a pocket or bag. Its unibody design blends metal and micro-particles into a bright, glossy matte finish.
Display quality across the HUAWEI nova series has improved with every generation, and the HUAWEI nova 10 SE supports 100% P3 wide color gamut along with a 90Hz refresh rate and 270Hz touch sampling rate, all delivered through a 6.67-inch OLED HUAWEI FullView Display that renders fine detail beautifully. Thin, narrow bezels around the edges of the HUAWEI nova 10 SE’s screen widen the viewing area, giving it a screen-to-body ratio of 91.85%.
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The HUAWEI nova 10 SE comes with 8GB RAM and 256GB of storage, and is available in Starry Silver, Starry Black, and Mint Green for 949,000 kyats starting December 1.
The HUAWEI Mate 50 Series also includes the HUAWEI Mate 50 and Mate 50 Pro, both with 8GB RAM and 256GB storage, available in Black and Silver, as well as the HUAWEI Mate 50 Pro (Kunlun Glass version) with 8GB RAM and 512GB storage, available in Orange vegan leather.
The HUAWEI Mate 50 is priced at 2,299,000 kyats, the Mate 50 Pro (Black and Silver) at 2,899,000 kyats, and the Mate 50 Pro (Kunlun Glass version, Orange) at 3,399,000 kyats, all available for purchase starting December 1.