Huawei P50 Pro Plus: Price, Release Date, Specifications, Review!
Welcome to the Huawei P50 Pro Plus review topic. According to the latest rumor, a new Huawei P50 Pro Plus flagship are going to debut in the World-wide mobile market as soon as possible. It will be the next another smartphone of Huawei brand. Its stunning features make the device more and more attractive to the users. Now, we are going to be looking at a brand new stunning model of Huawei.
Let’s check out the Huawei P50 Pro Plus Specs, Price, Release Date, Feature, Rumor, Review, Concept and Design. So, surely it’s going to be a great gift for you.
Huawei P50 Pro Plus Release Date:
Huawei did not announce the official release date of their upcoming model The Huawei P50 Pro. The approximate of its market availability is 29 th December 2021 or it may late to release for features update or company issue. Like as Huawei P50 Pro.
Huawei P50 Pro Plus Specs Features:
Huawei is a leading smartphone brand. Firstly, the Huawei P50 Pro Plus specs features a large 6.9″ Inches Super OLED capacitive touchscreen, HDR10, 120Hz color display. On the other hand, Corning Gorilla Glass 7 has been added for display protection. Overall it’s a Smart look.
Let’s move towards the storage part of this mobile, this smartphone offers three different variations 10GB/12GB/16GB RAM and 128GB/256GB/512GB of internal storage. So, you can easily select anyone according to your budget. Huawei is providing Kirin 985 5G chipset along with the phone.
Huawei P50 Pro Plus has attractive camera features. There five rear cameras on this phone. This Huawei smartphone comes with a Penta 108 MP 32 MP 16 MP 8 MP 5 MP Back Camera and a 64 MP Selfie Camera with powerful Flash Light. So, don’t worry if you are not a professional photographer. This amazing camera setup always capture a nice view.
Besides other features, Huawei is always highly concerned about the battery. The P50 Pro Plus is powered by Li-Polymer 8900mAh Non-removable battery cells with fast charging technology. So, you can recharge the battery in short period when the battery charge will be low.
This phone offers 4G VoLTE, 5G support, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, GPRS. No matter where ever you go, your phone will remain alive for sure. We hope, it has Dual SIM and both SIM are supporting GSM / 3G / HSPA / LTE / 5G Technology.
Huawei P50 Pro Plus Price:
By now you too probably consider this device to be one of the most stunning smartphones out there. However, the price of the Huawei P50 Pro Plus is a bit high. It’s a moderate price to pay for considering the features. It will cost around 1190 USD which is converting to 85900 Indian Rupee (INR).
Do you love this phone? please comment your answer! Thanks you very much for staying with us.
Huawei P50 Pro Plus: Price, Release Date, Specifications, Review!
Welcome to the Huawei P50 Pro Plus review topic. According to the latest rumor, a new Huawei P50 Pro Plus flagship are going to debut in the World-wide mobile market as soon as possible. It will be the next another smartphone of Huawei brand. Its stunning features make the device more and more attractive to the users. Now, we are going to be looking at a brand new stunning model of Huawei.
Let’s check out the Huawei P50 Pro Plus Specs, Price, Release Date, Feature, Rumor, Review, Concept and Design. So, surely it’s going to be a great gift for you.
Huawei P50 Pro Release Date, Camera, Price, First Look, Trailer, Launch Date, Specs, Features
Huawei P50 Pro Plus Release Date:
Huawei did not announce the official release date of their upcoming model The Huawei P50 Pro. The approximate of its market availability is 29 th December 2021 or it may late to release for features update or company issue. Like as Huawei P50 Pro.
Huawei P50 Pro Plus Specs Features:
Huawei is a leading smartphone brand. Firstly, the Huawei P50 Pro Plus specs features a large 6.9″ Inches Super OLED capacitive touchscreen, HDR10, 120Hz color display. On the other hand, Corning Gorilla Glass 7 has been added for display protection. Overall it’s a Smart look.
Let’s move towards the storage part of this mobile, this smartphone offers three different variations 10GB/12GB/16GB RAM and 128GB/256GB/512GB of internal storage. So, you can easily select anyone according to your budget. Huawei is providing Kirin 985 5G chipset along with the phone.
Huawei P50 Pro Plus has attractive camera features. There five rear cameras on this phone. This Huawei smartphone comes with a Penta 108 MP 32 MP 16 MP 8 MP 5 MP Back Camera and a 64 MP Selfie Camera with powerful Flash Light. So, don’t worry if you are not a professional photographer. This amazing camera setup always capture a nice view.
Besides other features, Huawei is always highly concerned about the battery. The P50 Pro Plus is powered by Li-Polymer 8900mAh Non-removable battery cells with fast charging technology. So, you can recharge the battery in short period when the battery charge will be low.
This phone offers 4G VoLTE, 5G support, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, GPRS. No matter where ever you go, your phone will remain alive for sure. We hope, it has Dual SIM and both SIM are supporting GSM / 3G / HSPA / LTE / 5G Technology.
Huawei P50 Pro Plus Price:
By now you too probably consider this device to be one of the most stunning smartphones out there. However, the price of the Huawei P50 Pro Plus is a bit high. It’s a moderate price to pay for considering the features. It will cost around 1190 USD which is converting to 85900 Indian Rupee (INR).
Do you love this phone? please comment your answer! Thanks you very much for staying with us.
Huawei P50 Pro review
The Huawei P50 Pro is an excellent phone that suffers under the circumstances its makers still find themselves in. A protracted launch and a high price – despite the absence of key features like 5G – don’t help either
Between the company’s US-imposed restrictions, the global pandemic and the ongoing chip shortages, there was a moment where it felt as though the Huawei P50 series would never see the light of day.
Devices did eventually arrive in the company’s native China (in August 2021) but almost a year on from their expected release, only now do international markets finally have hands-on at least one of the entries in the series: the Huawei P50 Pro.
Likely as a result of the P50 line’s difficult road to market, the Pro model that punctuated the top of 2020’s Huawei P40 family is nowhere to be seen amidst this generation (although we have instead received the folding P50 ), rendering the P50 Pro the most capable conventional bar-style phone that the company currently offers.
Huewei P40 Pro VS Huewei P50 Pro Zoom Test
Design and build
As with the other entries in the P50 series, the Pro showcases the company’s latest ‘Dual-Matrix Camera Design’; punctuated by the two large circular camera modules positioned one above the other in the top left corner of the phone’s reflective glass back.
The modules themselves are then sat atop a stepped pill-shaped element, but even with this approach, the camera bump is negligible and the layout intriguing; with three of the phone’s four rear sensors in the top module and the telephoto snapper, flash and autofocus system positioned within the lower.
While Huawei introduced the phone in four colours – Cocoa Gold, Pearl White, Charm Pink and Golden Black – it’s the gold and black variants that are the most widely available internationally.
Cocoa Gold (as pictured/reviewed) doesn’t subvert expectations like Huawei’s usual array of eye-catching finishes tends to and even calling it gold seems like a stretch; with a silvery mirror-like appearance that features “a hint of tea,” as one Huawei representative described it.
What’s nice is the design team’s colour-matching skills, with a complementary metal frame that follows the contours of the phone’s rounded sides while embracing a decidedly Oppo-like flat top and bottom edge. Although the glossy finish is unsurprisingly prone to fingerprints, Huawei does include a transparent flexible case in-box to mitigate this issue somewhat and it still means you can enjoy your chosen colourway too.
Despite sporting a larger battery than its predecessor, it’s both lighter (195g vs. 209g) and thinner (8.5mm vs. 8.95mm) than 2020’s P40 Pro; helped by that svelt metal frame, and a curved glass front and back. The overall effect is a refreshingly thin and light-feeling flagship with top-notch build quality, and IP68 dust and water resistance to boot.
Display and audio
Part of that pleasing hand-feel comes from the fact that, unlike numerous other top-tier rivals, the P50 Pro isn’t a huge phone.
Its thin frame surrounds a 6.6in curved-edge panel that – for the first time in the P series – makes the jump to a 120Hz refresh rate; providing super-smooth visuals. That’s accompanied by a 300Hz touch response rate (great for gaming) and 1440Hz PWM dimming control (intended to reduce eye strain, particularly at lower brightness).
Huawei’s also pushed its display technology further by integrating 10-bit colour support and – although it doesn’t stretch into 4K territory, like Sony’s Xperia 1 line – the 2700px by 1228px resolution results in a crisp 450ppi. Pair this with exceptional viewing angles (not to mention minimal brightness drop-off when viewed off-axis) and it makes for one of the nicest smartphone displays around, right now.
The front-facing camera has moved from its predecessor’s pill-shaped offset dual-sensor offering to a far less obtrusive, centrally-positioned single snapper, while the optical in-display fingerprint sensor sits low on the panel and works well enough, but could be improved – in terms of both response time and reliability (there is the option of snappy RGB camera-based face unlock too).
That sumptuous display is accompanied by a stereo speaker pair, with speaker grilles set into both the top and bottom edges of the phone (when held in portrait). There’s an intentional bias toward mids and high frequencies from the top speaker, while the bottom delivers audio with more bass, which is not uncommon where stereo smartphone speakers are concerned.
Overall loudness is respectable, without distortion, and the speakers offer pleasing clarity and range too. bass is always appreciated when it comes to mobile audio and the P50 Pro doesn’t do much to address this, while there is a degree of stereo separation, even if the speaker bias makes things feel slightly unbalanced.
There’s no headphone jack or USB-C to 3.5mm adapter in-box, so over/on/in-ear audio is best achieved wirelessly (check out our Best true wireless earbuds chart for some worthwhile recommendations).
While Huawei makes no mention of the Acoustic Display technology first implemented on the P30 series, the lack of a discernable earpiece and the fact that covering the top speaker grill doesn’t appear to affect call quality suggests that some variation of this system may persist on the P50 Pro.
Clarity and volume are respectable, although sound leakage is also a very real trait of the phone, so don’t expect to be able to have a private conversation in quiet surroundings.
Software and features
If you’ve been following along with Huawei’s story of late, you’ll know that HarmonyOS is the company’s latest and greatest mobile operating system. You’ll find it running on everything from the recent MatePad 11 to the Huawei Watch 3 and it’s even available on the P50 series, but only in China.
Internationally – as on the model tested here – the phone comes running EMUI 12, which long-time Huawei users will know as the company’s skinned version of Android. EMUI in this latest incarnation (according to Huawei) runs on reworked underpinnings, based on the AOSP (Android Open Source Project) build of the platform and, of course, completely lacks Google Mobile Services.
The global P50 Pro’s EMUI 12 experience still feels decidedly like most recent Android phones (it’s based on Android 11) as well as HarmonyOS 2, for that matter. The main differentiator is the iOS-like notifications and control centre, split into two discreet shades; accessed by swiping down from the top left and top right sides of the display, respectively.
EMUI also has a distinct white-on-blue colour scheme (unless you use the system-wide dark mode) and features an identifiable aesthetic in areas like its app iconography, animated always-on display elements and settings menu.
Coming from the average Google-laden Android phone, you’ll find a direct replacement for all of the key apps and experiences you’d expect: the Huawei AppGallery replaces the Google Play Store, the Huawei Assistant replaces the Google Assistant (complete with its voice components), Huawei Music offers its own paid streaming subscription, movies and TV shows can be streamed, rented and bought through the Huawei Video app and Google Maps has been replaced by the Chinese company’s own Petal Maps.
If you’re not beholden to Google, the move to EMUI on the P50 Pro shouldn’t pose any real problem; it’s a complete ecosystem in its own right. However, for those already entrenched in the US tech giant’s apps and services, leveraging them on the P50 Pro is an exercise in extensive hoop-jumping.
Beyond TikTok and Snapchat – which came pre-loaded on the Pro – of the 20-something apps I downloaded (including. Instagram, Netflix. Spotify and Discord), while they all worked to varying degrees, Huawei’s own app store directed me to download 11 of those from a third-party source (namely APKPure), while a further 8 were only usable as web apps (or ‘Quick Apps’, as EMUI brands them).
Although some Google apps can be downloaded via sites like APKPure (such as Google Maps), you’ll be unable to log in with your Google account credentials and thus not be able to access saved settings/locations etc. When it comes to apps from third-parties that rely on Google services, offerings like WhatsApp function but you won’t be able to pull in any iOS or Google-based chat back-ups; meaning you’ll have to start from fresh.
While Huawei has made strides to improve the overall experience of pulling in apps from disparate sources, keeping them updated can also be a challenge; with some updated APKs needing to be reinstalled over existing entries, not to mention apps from outside the AppGallery can’t be updated in the background; requiring manual confirmation of installation.
Performance
The unique set of circumstances tying Huawei’s hands regarding aspects of its product development – like the enforced absence of Google Mobile Services – is the same driving force behind the debut of the unusual Qualcomm Snapdragon 888 4G that powers the P50 Pro.
As the name implies, the phone uses the same 5nm chipset found in the majority of 2021’s best and brightest smartphones, however, that suffix highlights another strange side effect of the company’s inability to work with certain US-affiliated technologies: no 5G.
Why this latest P series can’t enjoy the benefits of 5G connectivity, while other relatively recent Huawei devices – like its predecessor, the Mate 40 series and the foldable Mate X2 – could, remains unclear but it’s another disappointing quirk of the P50 Pro.
As you might expect, in testing the Pro proves perfectly comfortable delivering a fantastic flagship-class experience, however, the chipset at its core already rests in the shadow of not one (the Snapdragon 888) but two (the Snapdragon 8 Gen 1) successors.
Battery and charging
Despite being thinner and lighter than its predecessor, Huawei’s managed to squeeze the highest capacity battery into a P series device yet, with a 4360mAh cell inside the P50 Pro.
EMUI is known for its heavy-handed background power management and while this didn’t appear to impact day-to-day usability, app launch times or general performance, it is likely the reason behind the phone’s impressive longevity, compared to similarly specced devices. Screen-on time that consistently approached 8.75 hours isn’t to be sniffed at either.
What’s more, the phone carries across the Mate 40 series’ superb charging setup; with 66W wired charging support, up to 50W wireless charging support and reverse wireless charging; ideal for topping your Huawei Freebuds back up, while out and about.
Huawei includes a 66W SuperCharge adapter in-box that refills the phone to over 80% charge in just 30 minutes and fully charges the P50 Pro in around 45 minutes. While this is impressive in and of itself, the phone’s charging prowess is further bolstered by the fact that you’ll only need about 60% to 70% charge to make it through a full day in general use.
Cameras
One of the cornerstones of any Huawei flagship is its camera and the P50 Pro’s Dual Matrix design houses an intriguing assortment of sensors; led by an optically-stabilised 50Mp ‘True-Chroma’ primary snapper.
Pulling from a few generations back in the P series lineage, the Pro also integrates a dedicated 40Mp monochrome sensor (which among other things informs the phone’s ‘monochrome’ shooting mode), while a 13Mp ultrawide and a 64Mp periscopic telephoto sensor (with 3.5x optical magnification) round out the lenses on the phone’s rear.
As the ‘True-Chroma’ branding alludes to, better colour accuracy is a core FOCUS of this generation’s camera system; with the addition of a 10-channel multi-spectrum sensor (to compliment the wider colour gamut support afforded to the P3-compliant display), alongside other extras; like laser autofocus.
Between the point of and review, there are a couple of additional technologies working to improve image quality; with ‘Huawei XD Optics’ reportedly correcting light errors before the image processing phase. The company’s ‘XD Fusion Pro’ image engine then takes over, designed to smarten up colour, dynamic range and detail, before serving up the final image.
There’s a lot to love about the shots that the P50 Pro captures. Photos tend to offer more muted, natural colours, compared to key rivals, while the HDR processing used does well to retain image information from around the brightest and darkest areas of frame, even if it’s not quite as capable as a chosen few recent entries (check out our rundown of the best camera phones for more).
For all the processing that Huawei shouts about though, the P50 Pro outputs images that appear softer and less processed than what you’d expect from the likes of Samsung, Google or even Apple. It feels like an intentional decision, rather than some demonstration of a technical advantage/disadvantage, and if you like the sound of photography that trades ‘pop’ for authenticity, then the P50 Pro might deliver something closer to your tastes.
Low light shooting on this Huawei is, as ever, very competent – offering up results that approach the abilities of the Pixel 6 series, however, photos can be captured in a fraction of the time, which impresses.
Video – usually one of the strongest aspects of a Huawei phone’s camera skillset, compared to most Android phones – has a couple of cracks here and there that I wasn’t expecting. While stability is decent, there’s an awkward visual skip when moving between sensors whilst zooming that feels more pronounced than on previous entries in the series.
Colour balance in video also showed signs of indecisiveness, with the overall frame appearing more washed out than expected and some elements seemingly flickering in and out of colour correctness. It’s a trait that carried across to the 13Mp selfie snapper too, which doesn’t offer the same dynamic range or attention to processing as the rear sensors, even if it does a decent job at handling exposure.
Software-wise, there seem to be some existing signature Huawei camera features that, for whatever reason, aren’t present on the P50 Pro. Its predecessor’s reflection removal tool has apparently faded away, while classic shooting modes, such as ‘light trails’ have gone (even if recent additions like the ‘aperture’ mode and the ability to recreate the effect manually in ‘pro’ mode fill the void).
The post-capture editing toolset appears more robust than ever, with an object removal tool that imitates the Pixel 6 series’ Magic Eraser and timeline-based video editing that includes both automated and manual tools that include speed ramping, keyframes and more.
While the imaging hardware on offer seems respectable and reliable, it might be that a few post-release software updates are needed to iron out the inconsistencies found in the P50 Pro’s image and video processing.
Price and availability
After a well-documented and drawn-out path to market, Huawei was finally able to introduce the P50 and P50 Pro to Chinese audiences on 29 July 2021, with the phones going on sale the following month (12 August).
For markets further afield, of the two, only the P50 Pro has since seen release at the time of writing. Initially reaching pre-order in numerous markets across the Middle East and Asia (around mid-January 2022), whilst making its way to Europe at the end of the month (December 26).
In most regions, the easiest way to get your hands on the Huawei P50 Pro is to head directly to Huawei’s own website, with the international model costing €1,199 in Europe (available in a single 8GB RAM 256GB storage configuration).
As of 22 March, the same single SKU is also on sale in the UK, priced at £1,099.99. You can pick the phone up locally from Huawei’s UK website or from third-party retailers via the likes of Amazon.
The P50 Pro used in this review was tested on Vodafone UK’s network. While the carrier doesn’t offer the phone itself, you can pick up a range of great SIM-only plans that include up to unlimited 5G data, for as little as £23 (at the time of writing).
Verdict
The Huawei P50 Pro doesn’t lose points for the same reasons most other phones do: underwhelming cameras, a bad display or poor performance – for the most part, those traits are all excellent here. The struggles it faces are, at this point, well-documented and uniquely Huawei; caused by circumstances beyond the reach of the company’s influence but ones that deeply affect products like the P50 Pro.
As such, it’s these very circumstances – not any form of ineptitude – that really stop the Huawei P50 Pro from being an otherwise obvious recommendation.
In 2022, a flagship based on the previous generation’s hardware, underpinned by the previous version of Android (with no clear update roadmap), a painfully high price – despite the lack of expected flagship features like 5G – and the ongoing absence of Google integration (that so many users internationally rely upon), all undermine the hard work that Huawei has clearly poured into the P50 Pro, and that’s a real shame.
Specs
Huawei P50 Pro: Specs
- 6.6in 2400 x 1224 curved-edge OLED
- 300Hz touch sampling rate
- 120Hz refresh rate
- 1440Hz high frame rate PWM dimming (reduces eye strain)
- 1.07B colours
- 450ppi
- Kirin 9000 4G/Qualcomm Snapdragon 888 4G processor (varies by release window/market)
- 8GB or 12GB RAM
- 128GB, 256GB or 512GB storage
- NM card-expandable up to 256GB
- 50Mp f/1.8 ‘True-Chroma’ main w/ OIS
- 40Mp f/1.6 ‘True-Chroma’ monochrome
- 13Mp f/2.2 120° ultrawide
- 64Mp f/3.5 periscopic telephoto w/ OIS (3.5x optical zoom, maximum 200x zoom range)
- 13Mp f/2.4 100° front-facing hole-punch camera
- HarmonyOS 2.0/EMUI 12 (market dependant)
- Stereo speakers
- IP68-certified
- Dual-SIM
- 4G
- Wi-Fi 6
- Bluetooth 5.2
- NFC
- USB-C (USB 3.1)
- 4360mAh battery
- 66W fast wired charging
- 50W wireless charging
- Dimensions: 158.8 x 72.8 x 8.5mm
- Weight: 195 grams
- Colours: Cocoa Gold, Pearl White, Charm Pink, Golden Black, Dynamic Sky Blue (varies by market)
گوشی هوآوی P50 Pro Plus ظرفیت 512 رم 12 گیگابایت
پیشتر گفته شده بود که گوشی هواوی پی 50 پرو پلاس و دیگر گوشیهای این سری در ماه مارس رونمایی میشوند و از آنجا که تحریمها علیه هواوی کاهش نیافته است، گزارش شده که این شرکت مجبور است نسخههای جدیدش را با تأخیر روانه بازار کند. هیچ اطلاعات موثقی درمورد زمان معرفی آنها منتشر نشده، اما آخرین گزارشها ادعا میکند که پرچمداران جدید در ماه مه معرفی میشوند. در ادامه با 19کالا همراه باشید تا هواوی p50 پرو پلاس را از نظر مشخصات گوشی هواوی p50 پرو پلاس و قیمت گوشی هواوی p50 پرو پلاس بررسی نماییم.
قیمت گوشی هواوی p50 پرو پلاس
گرچه هنوز خبری در این مورد منتشر نشده؛ اما قیمت هواوی p50 پرو پلاس که بدون شک یکی از بهترین پرچمداران هواوی در سال 2021 خواهد بود، در بازهی قیمتی قابل توجهی ارائه خواهد شد. پرچمدارانی که از مشخصات پریمیوم بهره میبرند به طور قطع برچسب قیمتی بالاتری دارند همانطور که گوشی هواوی p50 پرو پلاس قیمت بیشتری نسبت به سایرین دارند و کسانی که به دنبال خرید یک گوشی تمامعیار هستند میدانند که این کلاس از گوشیهای هوآوی قطعاً ارزش خرید بالایی خواهد داشت و برای آن هزینه خواهند کرد.
دوربین گوشی هواوی p50 پرو پلاس
در تاریخ 24 مارس 2021 رندرهایی از طراحی گوشی هواوی p50 پرو پلاس منتشر شد. اولین نکتهای که در این رندرها بسیار موردتوجه قرار گرفته طراحی جالب و متفاوت دوربین آنست که از پنج سنسور بهره برده است، به این صورت که لنز پریسکوپ و یه لنز کوچکتر در یک شکل هندسی دایرهای و سه سنسور دیگر که یکی از آنها TOF 3D است در ماژول دایرهای دیگر تعبیه شدهاند. دوربین هواوی p50 پرو پلاس از قابلیتهایی نظیر فلش خودکار، تشخیص چهره و فوکوس لمسی پشتیبانی میکند. احتمال می رود ماژول دوربین از یک لنز اصلی 50 مگاپیکسلی، لنز پرسکوپ تله فوتو 16 مگاپیکسلی، لنز تله فوتو 8 مگاپیکسلی، لنز اولتراواید 40 مگاپیکسلی و لنز تشخیص عمق TOF 3D تشکیل خواهد شد.
این رندرها ممکن است صددرصد دقیق نباشند. ماه گذشته اخبار غیررسمی دیگر طرح کاملاً متفاوتی را برای دوربین عقب پی 50 پرو پلاس نشان میداد. از آنجایی که تا رونمایی از خانواده P50 هنوز ماهها زمان باقیست، مسئله این است که حتی اگر این مشخصات براساس اطلاعات واقعی خود کمپانی باشد، سازندگان معمولاً نمونههای مختلفی را قبل از تصمیم گیری در مورد طرح نهایی، امتحان میکنند.
مشخصات گوشی هواوی p50 پرو پلاس براساس سخت افزار و نرم افزار
گفته میشود مشخصات گوشی هواوی p50 پرو پلاس توان پردازشی خود را از تراشهی کایرین 9000 5G میگیرد؛ این پردازنده براساس معماری 5 نانومتری ساخته شده و پردازندهای هشت هستهای دارد. این پردازنده از یک هستهی Cortex-A77 با فرکانس 3.13 گیگاهرتز، سه هستهی Cortex-A77با فرکانس 2.54 گیگاهرتز و چهار هستهی Cortex-A55 با فرکانس کاری 2.05 گیاهرتز بهره برده است. p50 pro plus مشخصات 12/512 گیگابایتی خواهد داشت و براساس سیستم عامل اندروید 11 اجرا میشود.
طراحی و نمایشگر هواوی p50 پرو پلاس
به نظر میرسد هواوی p50 پرو پلاس در ابعاد 158.2 × 72.6 × 9 میلیمتر و وزن 226 گرم عرضه خواهد شد. به هر حال، پنل جلویی گوشی هواوی p50 pro plus انحنای زیادی داشته و از نمایشگر آبشاری بهره میبرد، و به نظر میرسد نمایشگر آن از سایر اعضای خانواده انحنای بیشتری داشته باشد.
طبق گزارشی از سال گذشته، هواوی قصد داشت از نمایشگرهای OLED سامسونگ و ال جی در سری P50 استفاده کند، اما بعید است این امر صحت داشته باشد. اساساً گوشی p50 پرو پلاس گرانترین صفحه نمایش را که از هر چهار طرف خمیده است خواهد داشت. دوربین سلفی p50 پرو پلاس نیز در میانهی بالای پنل جلو به صورت هول-پانچ تعبیه شده است. نمایشگر این گوشی هواوی رزولوشن 1200 × 2640 پیکسل و تراکم پیکسلی 454 پیکسل بر اینچ را ارائه میدهد. لازم به ذکرست که ترکیب رنگ در نظر گرفته شده برای آن مشکی و سفید خواهد بود.
باتری هواوی پی 50 پرو پلاس
هواوی پی 50 پرو پلاس برای تأمین انرژی به باتری 5000 میلیآمپری مجهز شده است. از سایر اتصالات گوشی میتوان به وای فای، بلوتوث، GPS، ولت و. اشاره کرد.
| اطلاعات کلی | |
| برند | هوآوی |
| GPU (گرافیک) | Mali-G76 MP16 |
| سیم کارت | دو سیم کارت 5G |
| دوربین | 50 مگاپیکسل (پنجگانه) |
| اندازه | 9×72.6×158.2میلی متر |
| وزن | 226 گرم |
| جنس بدنه | ترکیبی |
| حافظه | 512 گیگابایت حافظه داخلی-12 گیگابایت رم |
| تاریخ معرفی | March 31, 2021 |
| سال تولید | 2021 |
| پردازنده (CPU) | |
| CPU (پردازنده) | Octa-core (1×3.13 GHz Cortex-A77 3×2.54 GHz Cortex-A77 4×2.05 GHz Cortex-A55) |
| سازنده چیپست | HiSilicon |
| چیپست | Kirin 9000 5G. 5 nm |
| سرعت | 3.13 گیگاهرتز |
| تعداد هسته | 8 هسته ای |
| سیستم عامل | |
| نوع سیستم عامل | اندروید |
| نسخه | Android 11 |
| صفحه نمایش | |
| اندازه | 6.78 اینچ |
| نوع صفحه نمایش | OLED |
| رزولوشن | 2640 × 1200 پیکسل |
| نسبت صفحه نمایش به بدنه | ~. % |
| تراکم پیکسل در هر اینچ | ~454 |
| چند لمسی | |
| مشخصات حافظه | |
| حافظه RAM | 12 گیگابایت |
| حافظه داخلی | 512 گیگابایت |
| درگاه حافظه | – |
| دوربین | |
| دوربین اصلی | 50 مگاپیکسل (پنج گانه) |
| رزولوشن | 2640×1200پیکسل |
| کیفیت فیلمبرداری | فیلمبرداری 4K با سرعت 30/60 فریم بر ثانیه،فیلمبرداری Full HD با سرعت 30/60 فریم بر ثانیه. فیلمبرداری HD با سرعت 960 فریم بر ثانیه ; gyro-EIS |
| فلش | LED (دوگانه) |
| دوربین دوم | 32 مگاپیکسل (دوگانه) |
| امکانات | HDR، پانوراما |
| سنسور | |
| سنسور ها | حسگر اثر انگشت. قطب نما. شتاب سنج(حسگر حرکتی). حسگر مجاورتی- ژیروسکوپ |
| شبکه | |
| تکنولوژی | GSM / HSPA / LTE-A/ 5G |
| باندهای 4G | پشتیبانی کامل از اپراتورهای 4G |
| باندهای 3G | پشتیبانی کامل از اپراتورهای 3G |
| باندهای 2G | پشتیبانی کامل از اپراتورهای 2G |
| EDGE | |
| GPRS | |
| نوع زنگ | |
| نوع هشدار | Vibration; MP3, WAV ringtones |
| بلندگو | |
| جک 3.5 میلیمتری | |
| اینترنت و ارتباطات | |
| وایرلس | Wi-Fi 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac, dual-Band, Wi-Fi Direct, hotspot |
| GPS (مکان یاب) | A-GPS به همراه GLONASS, BDS, GALILEO, QZSS |
| رادیو | |
| بلوتوث | v5.0 |
| مادون قرمز | |
| USB | 3.1, Type-C 1.0 reversible connector |
| امکانات | |
| ارسال پیام | SMS. MMS ,Email ,Push Mail ,IM |
| تکنولوژی مرورگر | HTML5 |
| جاوا | |
| سایر | قابلیت شارژ سریع. پشتیبانی از فرمت های تصویری XviD/MP4/H.264/WMV- پشتیبانی از فرمت های صوتی MP3/eAAC/WMA/WAV/Flac- ویرایش عکس و فیلم. قابلیت نمایش فایلهای آفیس و پی دی اف- مجهز به رابط کاربری EMUI 10 |
| باتری | |
| باتری | لیتیوم پلیمری 5000 میلی آمپر(غیر قابل تعویض توسط کاربر) |
