Huawei's Chip Information Update Specific Models Revealed for Mate60, Pura70 Series

TapTechNews July 14th news, since Huawei released the Mate60 series phones last September, and now it's nearly three months since the Pura70 series was launched, the specific model of the phone processor has not been announced.

The blogger @Adak Conquering the North on July 10th this year posted that Huawei's chip information is lifted, allowing front-line sales to introduce the specific model.

TapTechNews conducted an offline interview today. When consulting about the configuration information of Mate60, MateX5, and Pura70 series phones in the Huawei flagship store, when it came to the specific processor model, the on-site staff clearly informed the specific information: Mate60 and MateX5 use the Kirin 9000S series processor, and the Pura70 series uses the Kirin 9010 processor.

This lifting of the chip information means that Huawei has made some adjustments in the overall sales direction, and the subsequent iterative models are expected to be more stable. It should be noted that this chip information is not completely lifted. Currently, only some information can be learned through the introduction of staff, such as the specific model and iterative information; if more detailed information such as performance and benchmark scores is needed, the staff suggests checking the evaluations to learn. In addition, the specific processor model still cannot be viewed in the phone settings.

At present, several new products released by Huawei overseas, including the MatePad SE11, MatePad Pro 13.2, nova Y62/Plus phones, etc., all show the specific processor model on the official website.

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Huawei launches MatePad SE 11 tablet overseas with HarmonyOS 2 + Kirin 710A processor.

Huawei MatePad Pro 13.2 tablet equips with Kirin 9000W chip in some overseas markets.

Huawei launches nova Y62/Plus phones overseas: equipped with Kirin 710 chip and pre-installed with EMUI 12.