Huawei’s Mate 30 lineup leaks in full form just before Thursday launch

With the recently leaked images, Huawei’s entire lineup of upcoming flagship Mate 30 has been revealed. Frankly, they look pretty darn cool — lot better than new iPhone 11, sorry Apple fans.

Right before September 19th, when Huawei is all set to launch its flagship Mate 30 series of devices without Google apps/services, we have here the four devices in their full glory. Courtesy of the famous leaker Evan Blass, the images we have here are claimed to be the Mate 30, Mate 30 Pro, Mate 30 Lite, and the premium Porsche Design.

As it appears in the featured image above, with four cameras on the back, it’s the Mate 30 Pro. The phone maintains its little wide notch on top of the display. The display has 3D curved edges around its left and right sides.

Other speculations also have suggested a 40-megapixel main camera accompanied by an Ultra wide-angle and a telephoto camera. There will also be a time-of-flight (ToF) sensor like P30 Pro. If we look closely, the Mate 30 Pro is have a long array of visible sensors; how many are front-cameras?

The standard Mate 30 seems to have a tiny but still wide notch on top of the display. It appears to be a dual front camera with a couple of sensors in-between.

Huawei Mate 30 Lite also seems to have quad-camera setup but different design than of the flagship. With the looks it’s identical to the Nova 5i Pro, and Even Blass has also mentioned that it’s the same phone with different name. We know that Huawei usually does that, so it’s not unusual from the Chinese phone maker.

Considering it’s the Nova 5i Pro, the Mate 30 Lite should run with Kirin 810, company’s latest mid-range processor.

Last but not least, the Porsche Design of Mate 30 Pro has also appeared. Like always, this premium design has a totally different looks with leather-back.

Right now we probably know about the design of Mate 30 lineup, Huawei is going to announce on September 19th. Hardware is not well known but we know that it will not be offering official Google apps due to trade-restrictions USA has put for Chinese companies.

There is no word about pricing yet and we’ll have to wait for the launch event for that. There might be other things as well as the Huawei Watch etc.