Huawei: HUGE change with Global IMPACT

Huawei has announced a very important change for its phones, and this will have a major impact on the global level for the consumers who will buy them.

Huawei Change HUGE Global IMPACT

Huawei has officially announced an extremely important change that will have a huge impact globally among smartphone manufacturers, even if few realize it now. More precisely, we are talking about the fact that Huawei has confirmed the implementation of a battery of over 4000 mAh, approximately 4400 mAh, in Huawei Mate 20 Pro, the change coming at the very moment when the Samsung GALAXY Note 9 barely has such a battery.

Huawei has implemented 4000 mAh batteries in its phones for some time, but crossing this threshold will also force the rest of the smartphone manufacturers to integrate larger batteries into their phones. From Apple to Samsung, smartphone manufacturers will certainly look with great interest at what Huawei is doing in terms of phone batteries, and will look for ways to increase the capacity of their own batteries in the future.

Huawei: HUGE change with Global IMPACT

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Huawei is a company that prides itself on the battery life of its phones, and in 2018 it could integrate a new fast charging system, which will further reduce the charging time of a battery. This change will be extremely beneficial for the new Huawei phone models that will have batteries of over 4000 mAh, and here we are again talking about an important change that will force other manufacturers to respond with their own functions integrated into the phones.

In Q2 2018, Huawei became the second largest smartphone manufacturer globally, and this new important position gives it the ability to decide to a certain extent in which direction the smartphone industry is headed. Of course, sometimes Huawei waits to see what Apple or Samsung do to copy their functions, but in other situations they make good decisions on their own, such as the integration of larger batteries in their own phones.