PRONUSANTARA.COM – Huawei has again made a breakthrough in the world of technology by launching the newest variant of the Mate 60 Pro series, namely the Mate 60 Pro Plus.
This phone has shocked the public since its first announcement, especially because it successfully faced the United States sanctions imposed on the company in 2019.
The Mate 60 Pro Plus was first introduced and sold through a pre-sale program on Friday, September 8 2023.
Interestingly, Huawei chose not to release advertising for this device, but its sales were still a huge success.
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One of the striking things about this phone is its ability to connect two satellites simultaneously, making it an attractive option for those who need reliable connectivity.
Apart from that, this new variant also has larger internal storage than the previous Pro version.
The Huawei Mate 60 Pro Plus is here as clear proof that Huawei remains at the forefront of smartphone innovation.
Even though the company has faced various challenges, especially sanctions imposed by the United States, Huawei continues to strive to provide the best products to consumers.
Technological Innovation
This phone has a number of advanced features that make it stand out in the market. One of them is a 6.82 inch screen with Cup OLED technology.
This screen supports a refresh rate of 120 Hz and has a wall PWM of up to 1440 Hz, which increases its responsiveness.
With a touch sampling rate of up to 300 Hz, the experience of using the Mate 60 Pro Plus is very smooth.
The image quality displayed is also very impressive, with brightness reaching 1400 nits and support for HDR 10 Plus and Dobi Vision technology.
2023-10-07 12:57:00
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