Huawei presented Pura 90 this Monday. The standard model of the top-of-the-line series arrives on the Chinese market to accompany the Pro and Pro Max versions. One of the points that draws attention is the camera module with a different design. The sensors are gathered in a rounded area, unlike what appears in the more expensive models in the line.
The manufacturer highlighted the triangular look maintained throughout the Pura 90 family. However, the Pura 90 features a more integrated arrangement of photographic components. The device measures just 7 millimeters thick. Mesmo thus houses a large capacity battery.
Módulo camera gains rounded shape
The rear assembly of the Huawei Pura 90 includes a 50 MP main sensor with optical stabilization and f/1.8 aperture. Next to it is the 50 MP periscopic telephoto lens, which offers 3.7x optical zoom. The ultra-wide angle completes the trio with 12.5 MP and f/2.2 aperture.
Essa configuration allows you to capture images at different distances without losing quality. Stabilization helps with photos with movement or in low light. Usuários who like portraits or landscapes should notice a practical difference in everyday life.
- 50MP main Sensor with OIS and f/1.8
- Telefoto 50MP periscope with 3.7x optical zoom
- Ultra-wide-angle 12.5 MP with f/2.2
- Front 50 MP Câmera with Red Maple technology for more accurate colors
The front of the cell phone has a centralized pill-shaped cutout. Isso differs from the design adopted in the Pro series siblings. The screen measures 6.8 inches and supports adaptive refresh rate of up to 120 Hz with LTPO technology. The resolution is in the FHD+ range and the panel reproduces 1.07 billion colors.
Processador Kirin 9010S promises performance gains
Dentro of the device is the Kirin 9010S. Huawei reports that the chip delivers 15% higher performance than the previous generation. The processor is manufactured in 7 nanometers and works together with 12 GB or 16 GB RAM options. Internal storage starts at 256 GB and can reach 512 GB.
Essas configurations cover everything from basic use to more demanding tasks such as gaming and photo editing. The operating system is HarmonyOS 6.1. The platform brings performance optimizations and artificial intelligence features similar to those found in the most advanced models in the line.
The software includes interface improvements and tools that facilitate daily use. The experience focuses on fluidity and integration between applications. Quem already uses devices from the brand and should feel familiar quickly.
6,500 mAh Bateria stands out from the standard model
The 6,500 mAh capacity surpasses the battery present in the Pura 90 Pro Max, which has 6,000 mAh. Wired charging reaches 100W. Isso allows you to recover a large part of the charge in a few minutes. Há also supports 50W and reverse wireless charging.
Apesar of the larger energy volume, the cell body remains thin. The combination helps those who need long autonomy without giving up a compact design. Real Testes will still show the exact usage time, but the official numbers point to good duration in mixed scenarios.
Preços and initial availability on China
The Huawei Pura 90 goes on sale first in the Chinese market. The price starts at 4,699 yuan for the version with 12 GB of RAM and 256 GB of storage. Isso is equivalent to around R$3,400 at the current price, not including taxes or import fees.
The 12 GB + 512 GB configuration costs 5,199 yuan, approximately R$3,800. Já option with 16 GB of RAM and 512 GB of storage costs 5,699 yuan, or around R$4,100. Sales of the standard model are scheduled to begin on May 9, while the Pro versions arrive earlier.
For now, there is no official information about launch in other countries. Huawei’s initial focus is on the domestic market, where the brand maintains a strong presence.
What changes in relation to versions Pro and Pro Max
The Pura 90 has clear differences in the camera design and screen cutout. The more rounded rear module creates its own identity. The larger battery compensates for the absence of some features exclusive to high-end models, such as advanced satellite modes or extra protection.
The processor is the same Kirin 9010S across the family, but memory configurations and finishes vary. Quem seeks balance between price and specifications, you can find the Pura 90 an interesting option within the series.
The launch reinforces Huawei’s strategy of offering options in different ranges within the Pura line. The standard model maintains premium features such as a high-quality screen, versatile cameras and fast charging, even without being the most expensive in the family.
