Recent leaks and rumors have brought Huawei’s upcoming Mate 80 lineup into the spotlight, hinting at several exciting features and innovations. Among these is the possibility that Huawei might release an eSIM-only model of the Mate 80 series in specific regions, marking a significant step forward in mobile connectivity for the brand.
Leaked image of Huawei Mate 80 series
Leaked details from tipster SmartPikachu suggest that Huawei is aiming to deliver the "strongest communications architecture" with the Mate 80 range, hinting at robust network capabilities and potentially improved connectivity. However, these claims will only be verified once Huawei makes an official announcement.
The Mate 80 series is expected to launch later this month in China. Highlighting the lineup is the Pro+ model, rumored to feature an advanced camera system including a 50MP primary sensor with LOFIC technology and dual 50MP zoom lenses that offer medium and long focal length support, ideal for photography enthusiasts.
Under the hood, the new Mate 80 phones are anticipated to be powered by the latest Kirin processors, enhancing both performance and efficiency. Additionally, the series may support fast charging capabilities up to 100W, enabling quicker battery replenishment.
While concrete details remain scarce, the introduction of an eSIM-only version could signal Huawei’s efforts to streamline user experience and embrace the future of mobile technology. Stay tuned for Huawei’s official unveiling to learn more about the full specifications and availability.
