Huawei has recently launched the "Mate S" globally, and now the chines company is planning to launch this phone in the local market of Pakistan. This high-end smart phone has charming features and its ability to adapt to everyday environment is an absolute unique quality of this smart phone.
Huawei Mate S takes regular recording functions to the next level with the help of its creatively implanted three microphones that support Huawei’s smart direction algorithm. The Huawei Mate S’ beam-forming algorithm allows all three microphones to focus on the sounds coming from where the phone is facing, enabling a clear recording with minimal background noises.
For consumers on the go, the Huawei Mate S also supports Mopria printing general protocol, which includes 700 printer types across 29 leading brands. The Huawei Mate S is expected to be available for around Rs. 65,000 from early October in local markets. We will try to inform you about the the official launch event of Huawei Mate S in pakistan, as it will go live in early next month .
For consumers on the go, the Huawei Mate S also supports Mopria printing general protocol, which includes 700 printer types across 29 leading brands. The Huawei Mate S is expected to be available for around Rs. 65,000 from early October in local markets. We will try to inform you about the the official launch event of Huawei Mate S in pakistan, as it will go live in early next month .
- - Android 5.1.1 Lollipop with EMUI 3.1, 2G, 3G, 4G
- - 149.8 x 75.3 x 7.2mm, 156 grams
- - 5.5” with 1080p (401 ppi), Gorilla glass 4 with anti-fingerprint coating, AMOLED display with Force Touch
- - 32/64/128 GB internal memory with 3GB RAM
- - 64-bit Quad-core 2.2 GHz & quad-core 1.5 GHz
- - Huawei HiSilicon Kirin 935 Chipset
- - expandable by 128 GB via microSD
- - Primary camera is13MP with 1080p video, OIS, HDR and Dual LED Flash
- - Front camera is 8MP with LED Flash
- - Bluetooth 4.0, GPS with GLONASS, Wi-Fi, Dual-Sim, FM radio, Fingerprint sensor
- - 2,700 mAh battery
The new flagship phablet is powered by Huawei’s fastest SoC, the Kirin 935, which also powers the Honor 7 line. It is accompanied by 3GB of RAM and storage options starting with 32GB and going all the way up to 128GB. The phone runs on Android 5.1.1 with EMUI 3.1 on top.
The main camera features a 13MP sensor that supports Optical Image Stabilisation and improved low light photography thanks to the RGBW array and a dedicated image signal processor. The front camera is an 8MP shooter with a soft LED light. Both cameras can now utilize a professional camera mode with advanced controls.
The phone is 7.2mm thin and comes with only a 2,700mAh battery that is supposed to last a day, according to Huawei. The phone will be available in Europe starting September 15th with a price tag starting at 649 Euros from the Standard version and 699 Euros for the Premium versions. Availability in Pakistan is expected to be from next month.
The main camera features a 13MP sensor that supports Optical Image Stabilisation and improved low light photography thanks to the RGBW array and a dedicated image signal processor. The front camera is an 8MP shooter with a soft LED light. Both cameras can now utilize a professional camera mode with advanced controls.
The phone is 7.2mm thin and comes with only a 2,700mAh battery that is supposed to last a day, according to Huawei. The phone will be available in Europe starting September 15th with a price tag starting at 649 Euros from the Standard version and 699 Euros for the Premium versions. Availability in Pakistan is expected to be from next month.
