Huawei has introduced two new phone series that are set to compete with leading iPhone and Android models: the Mate 60 and the P70 series.

Huawei Mate 60 Series

Dynamic Island Feature: The Mate 60 Pro incorporates a “dynamic island” feature similar to the one seen in the iPhone 15 Pro, which enhances user interaction through software-optimized animations within the pill-shaped cutout on the display​ (Huawei Central)​.

Hardware and Software: It runs on HarmonyOS 4.0 and includes 3D face recognition technology. The Mate 60 series focuses on delivering high-end features and a refined user experience, aiming to match the premium segment of the market​ (Huawei Central)​.

Huawei P70 Series

Focus on Photography: The P70 series is designed with photography enthusiasts in mind. It includes models like the P70, P70 Pro, P70 Pro+, and P70 Art. These models feature high-resolution main cameras, including the use of Sony’s IMX989 sensor in higher-end variants for superior photo quality​ (PhoneArena)​.

Battery and Charging: The phones boast large batteries and support for fast charging, with wired charging capabilities up to 88W and wireless charging up to 80W. This ensures extended usage with quick recharge times​ (PhoneArena)​.

Chipset: The series will be powered by the Kirin 9000s chipset due to ongoing restrictions preventing Huawei from accessing more advanced chip manufacturing technologies​ (PhoneArena)​.

These new releases signify Huawei’s attempt to reclaim its position in the global smartphone market by offering innovative features and robust hardware, potentially drawing users away from established brands like Apple and Samsung​ (Gadgets 360)​.