Huawei continues its commitment to the mobile telephony segment, now with the P60 Pro, a high-quality device that arrives in Mexico and stands out in several aspects, mainly optics, resistance, fast charging and ease of use.
Is that what you think Carlos Morales, director of communications for Huawei Latin America. “The P60 Pro is part of this ‘new Huawei’ where our ecosystem has become wider and where we aim to surprise the user with some features without removing the ones they love the most, such as durability, excellent image quality and charging speed” , — Add.
In the specific case of optics, the manager adds that this element has always been one of the fundamental points in the P series. “Now we deliver the best camera for a mobile device (…) The three sensors of the P60 Pro are capable of capturing great pictures regardless of lighting conditions.”
Regarding its structure, Morales says that the new mobile phone uses the material that was used in the Mate 50 Pro, Kunlun glass, which is 10 times more resistant to drops, according to the team’s technical information.
As for the implications of Huawei’s cell phones not integrating Google Mobile Services (GMS), a company spokesperson says intensive work has been done to bring the experience as close as possible to what people were used to using during the US government’s veto. which was applied in 2019.
“Progress has been significant when we talk about experiences and access to apps (…) It seems to me that very few things can’t be done in the same way (with a Huawei mobile phone),” says Morales.
level characteristics
As a high-end phone, the Huawei P60 Pro features a 6.67-inch LTPO curved display with a resolution of 2700 x 1220 pixels and an adaptive refresh rate of up to 120Hz, which means it can refresh the image 120 times in one go. second. Of course, it is resistant to dust and water (IP68 rating).
The mother-of-pearl texture (Pearl Rococo version) gives it a characteristic pattern on the rear panel, where the optical module is also located, consisting of three sensors: two 48 and wide-angle 13 MP.
The device includes a Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 4G chip and a base configuration with 8 GB of RAM and 256 GB of storage. With these aspects, the phone will respond optimally to all kinds of tasks. Of course, connectivity options may seem limited to those who have already experienced the benefits of 5G.
The battery capacity remained at 4815 mAh, but the good news is that users won’t have to wait long to charge it to 100%, as SuperCharge is 88W (the brand promises 50% in just 10 minutes).
Mexico, regional launch site
Huawei’s PR director for Latin America confirms that Mexico is so important to the brand that the launch of the P60 Pro in the country opens up its rollout in the region.
In addition, along with the smartphone, the company is introducing other products in the wearables and computing segments, from the FreeBuds 5 to the MatePad 11.
Alix Dernhofer, public relations manager for Huawei Devices Mexico, adds that Aztec photographers from various fields were invited to test the capabilities of the P60 Pro.
“Huawei has been promoting Mexican talent for four years now, so we are always keen to work with different creators not only in the phone segment, but also in the wearable segment,” concludes Darnhofer.
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Source: Digital Trends
