Huawei MATE 20 Pro already has the first information about the design and specifications announced before it is launched on the market, and it is going to have a huge screen compared to the one used in Samsung GALAXY Note 9, iPhone X Plus, or Vivo NEX. According to the information provided today, the Huawei MATE 20 Pro is to be launched by the Huawei company with a screen that has a diagonal of 6.9 inches, much larger than those of the previous models.
Huawei MATE 20 Pro with a screen with a diagonal of 6.9 inches would be really amazing, especially if there will be no edges for the front panel, but if it has a cutout, it will be as stupid as the P20 Pro version. However, Huawei MATE 20 Pro is currently only in the development process at Huawei, and the huge screen will be manufactured by Samsung, but this should not be surprising, especially since the screen will be OLED.
Huawei MATE 20 Pro: HUGE screen compared to the GALAXY Note 9
The Huawei MATE 20 Pro is going to bring such a big change for the Huawei phone series that it is being considered to launch it in a separate conference compared to the other models in the Huawei MATE 20 series. Compared to the Samsung Galaxy Note 9 , the Huawei MATE 20 Pro will have a screen almost 0.7 inches larger, but compared to the iPhone X Plus, the difference in the diagonal of the screen will be 0.5 inches, big enough to matter.
"Huawei is preparing premium smartphones of the highest size ever. We ordered an organic light emitting diode (OLED) panel that is close to 7 inches on Samsung Display. It is said that it is peaking at the size of the smartphone with the size similar to the miniature tablet PC. Huawei plans to apply the order panel to strategic phones launched in 4Q or 1Q11."
Huawei MATE 20 Pro represents an increase of approximately 1 inch in the diagonals of the screens of Huawei phones, if we also look at the previous models, the change being as radical as in the case of Apple's iPhone X Plus. To be completely honest, I think the Huawei MATE 20 Pro will be too big and too difficult to use a phone with such a screen, but maybe I'm wrong and Huawei will find a way to provide a good user experience, but not I would have very high hopes.
