Huawei MATE 30 PRO. The phone expected to come with state-of-the-art technologies in the fall of this year for customers around the world, will still not have something that we will find for the first time, and exclusively, for Apple's iPhone 11 phones. More precisely, although the people from Huawei have made it their mission to compete with Apple wherever they can, they will still not be able to offer new micro-LED screens in the Huawei MATE 30 PRO, which the people from Foxconn would already start to produces them for iPhone 11.
Huawei MATE 30 PRO. Through three of their own subsidiaries, those from Foxconn are making massive investments to be able to offer the latest generation micro-LED screens for the iPhone 11, and if they succeed, then Samsung could suffer this fall. Although it is still said that the iPhone 11 would have an OLED screen, more and more rumors about the use of micro-LED screens appear on the Internet, and the Huawei MATE 30 PRO will not soon have screens with such technology.
Huawei MATE 30 PRO. THE PREMIERE with which it COMPETES the iPhone 11
Huawei MATE 30 PRO. Apple has been investing in such technologies for its phones for years, and since Huawei works with BOE, a Chinese company, for the screens of its phones, it is almost impossible to be able to offer what Apple has. This will put the Huawei MATE 30 PRO behind the iPhone phones again in terms of screen quality, as happened with last year's series, but also with this spring's series, which does not exceed the iPhone XS.
he Foxconn Group has continued to deepen its deployments in micro LED technology through a multi-pronged approach in order to win micro LED-backlit display orders from Apple for its next-generation iPhone devices. Foxconn has had three of its subsidiaries – Advanced Optoelectronic Technology (AOT), Epileds Technologies, and Marketech International – develop and build up their capacities related to the production of micro LED chips and production equipment.
Huawei MATE 30 PRO. Although the Chinese surpass Apple phones in terms of camera quality, unfortunately when it comes to screens, the Americans still have no other rival besides Samsung, from whom they still buy OLED screens for their phones. Considering that the Huawei MATE 30 PRO will not have screens from Samsung, it is improbable that it will even reach the iPhone XS, without much chance of surpassing even the iPhone 11.
Huawei MATE 30 PRO. Considering that there is not much interest from the Chinese to go further with cameras, they will remain with that, and fast charging, leaving other elements "up to" the competition, unfortunately.
