Huawei is making phones at a really high rate this year. In the last edition of the IFA in Berlin, the Asian manufacturer surprised us with its Huawei Mate S to later show the Nexus 6P. Not to mention the new Honor family phones.
But it seems that the biggest Chinese manufacturer wants more. And it is that a series of benchmarks have been filtered that show the technical characteristics of the Huawei Max P9, Huawei's next beast with the permission of the Mate 8. And yes, as expected it will beat thanks to a HiSilicon Kirin 950 processor.
The Huawei P9 Max appears in some AnTuTu benchmarks
From what we have seen in the leak, the new Huawei phone will have a 6.2-inch screen that will achieve a resolution of 2560 x 1600 pixels and 468 pixels per inch. Under the hood will be Huawei's jewel, the new Kirin 950 processor, an eight-core beast with big.LITTLE architecture and featuring a Mali T880 GPU.
We have also learned that the Huawei P9 Max It will have 4 GB of RAM and 64 GB of internal storage. Finally, it should be noted that Android 6.0 M will be in charge of making Huawei's new titan beat.
Looking at the AnTuTu data, where the Huawei P9 Max reaps an impressive score, it is clear that Huawei has done a great job with its new processor. While it is true that 73.759 points They are far from the 76,244 points obtained by the Meizu Pro 5, we are still facing one of the best phones of the moment.
Now we have to wait for the phone to go through the Chinese certification agency, the famous Tena, to see what the design of the new Huawei phone will be like. What is clear is that Huawei wants to continue dominating the telephony market and with solutions like this it will not have many problems to keep up with sales.
Personally I really like the Asian manufacturer. Huawei has managed to gain a large gap in the market and it has a lot of merit for two reasons. First we have heavyweights like Samsung, Sony or LG, manufacturers established in the sector and who were the main focus when choosing a new phone.
Until a few years ago, if you saw a person with a Chinese phone, the first thing you thought was that it would last rather little. Thanks to Huawei's good work, things have changed and their phones, with that impressive value for money, have completely dissipated this distrust of Chinese products. Good for Huawei!