Huawei Changxiang 60 new machine is about to be released and will be equipped with the Kirin 710A chip!
In September of last year, Huawei released a brand new Mate50 series phone, and later brought many new products to everyone. The new year has arrived, and Huawei has set a time for the new product launch. In addition to the new P60 series phone and X3 folding screen phone, it will also release a phone equipped with Kirin chips, which is the Changxiang 60 series. Come and take a look together!
Huawei announced the P60 series and Mate this morning; The new product launch of the X3 is scheduled for the 23rd of this month. In addition to these two flagship phones, Huawei will also bring a new Changxiang 60 at this launch. One of the biggest highlights of the device is that it will be equipped with the long-awaited Kirin chip.
Parameter Configuration
According to the uncle of digital blogger Kanshan, Huawei Changxiang 60 will adopt a dual loop lens design language similar to Nova, so the two phones will be similar in appearance. In terms of configuration, the machine will likely use the Kirin 710A chip, manufactured by SMIC's 14nm process. Although it has been relatively weak for a long time, it can still be considered Kirin's autonomy. However, if you really want to purchase it, you still need to consider it as appropriate.
In terms of photography, referring to the Changxiang 50, it is equipped with a 13 million main camera (f/1.8 aperture) and a 2 million pixel independent depth of field camera. The starting price of the 6+128G camera is 1299 yuan, and the new Changxiang 60 should also remain fluctuating around this starting price.
At this press conference, in addition to mobile phone products, Huawei will also bring a new high-end smart watch, Freebuds Pro Many new products such as 2+headphones are considered a highlight of the spring press conference.
The news of Huawei Changxiang 60's new phone breaking out before is very rare. This phone belongs to Huawei's low-end model, but its performance and configuration are still very good, focusing on cost-effectiveness.
