They’re very much targeting the high-end market, with the packaged with a 5.2-inch screen, a 12-megapixel camera, 3,000mAh battery, B-C port, 3GB of RAM, the company’s own octa-core Kirin 995 processor inside of a slim, aluminium body. The us gets a slight boost with the internals, with a larger 3,400mAh battery, 4GB of RAM, a 5.5-inch display that Huawei says offers better color saturation than the ione 6S us. It’s the cameras that Huawei played up the most, particularly with a partnership with ica. Next to the camera is a 12-megapixel Monochrome module that is said to improve contrast by 50 percent triple the amount of light the cameras can take in. Huawei didn’t detail exactly what the “co-engineering” effort did to specifically improve certain aspects of the camera, but the true test will be in real-world performance. There’s quite a bit of color variation, with the to come in ceramic white, haze gold, rose gold, titanium gray, mystic silver prestige gold. The us is available in the ceramic white, titanium gray, haze gold rose gold. The phones also employ a fingerprint sensor on the back support for 18 different 4G E bs. Right now there’s no U.S. launch date, with the devices slated to hit the UK, Europe, the Middle East. ’ll update you if Huawei decides to send them to our shores. y this matters: These two phones are a major play by Huawei to push itself into the high-end smartphone market worldwide. Devices like the Nexus 6/a> shows that the company knows how to make good hardware, it’s now trying to push outside of China make a larger splash through Europe the U.S.
