Huawei Mate 40 series was recently unveiled, which includes the Huawei Mate 40, Mate 40 Pro, and Mate 40 Pro +. As these are the current flagship devices in the Mate line up. The Huawei Mate 40 lineup has some promising features as well. As the news has been shared by Tmall, the Mate 40 Pro series phones were sold out instantly within 20 seconds being on the shelf.

Huawei Mate 40
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As it has been confirmed that the second round of Mate 40 series sales will be live on November 1st. This would be a relay sale on Tmall Double 11 to increase supply. The Tmall Double 11 will be from 1st November to 11th November, during this period the Huawei Mate 40 series will be available for sales in different relays.

The Huawei Mate 40 series is the first smartphone featuring a Hardware Wallet for China Digital Currency, as announced by Richard Yu at the Huawei launch event on 30 October. This could help the Chinese users to use the Mate 40 series as a digital wallet and will be able to shop at different outlets through Huawei Mate 40 Wallet.

However, Tmall stated that this the first smartphone which sold out instantly during the pre-sale period of Tmall Double 11.  Tmall Double 11 will be in two shifts this year, the first batch will be from 1st November to 3rd November, while the second batch will be on 11th November.

Huawei Mate 40 Specifications

Regarding specs, the phone features a 6.5 inches OLED HDR10 display with 90 Hz of refresh rate support. The Mate 40 runs on Android 10 and is powered by Kirin 9000E 5G based on 5nm architecture. There are two variants an 128 GB + 8GB and 256 GB + 8 GB. It is featuring a 50 MP wide lens, 8 MP telephoto lens, and 16 MP ultra-wide lens. Under the hood, the phone features an Under display fingerprint. The Mate 40 packs a 4200 mAh of battery with 40 W of fast charging support.

Source: Sina

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