Huawei has unveiled its latest additions to the Pura 90s lineup: the Pura 90s Pro and the Pura 90s Pro Max. While these two smartphones share many similarities, the Pro Max caters to those seeking high-end features, whereas the 90s Pro offers a more compact design with minimal compromises. For those interested, our detailed hands-on review of the 90s Pro Max highlights its impressive camera capabilities.
Huawei Pura 90s Pro
The primary distinction between the two models lies in their display sizes. The Pura 90s Pro features a 6.6-inch screen that doesn't compromise on functionality. Like the Pro Max, this display is LTPO and supports a refresh rate of up to 120Hz.
Powering the 90s Pro is the latest Kirin 9030S chipset, which promises significant performance enhancements. This model, alongside the Pro Max, marks Huawei's first foray into 5G connectivity for devices shipped outside of China since the company faced sanctions.
Camera Features
The camera system remains a standout feature, with a unique camera bump that houses a 50MP main shooter featuring a large 1/1.28" sensor, complemented by a 50MP telephoto lens with 4x optical zoom and a 12.5MP ultrawide camera. The Pro Max elevates this setup with a remarkable 200MP telephoto lens and a more advanced 40MP ultrawide lens.
Powering the device is a robust 6,000 mAh battery, although users in Europe will receive a slightly smaller 5,500 mAh variant due to import restrictions. Both models support fast wired charging up to 66W and wireless charging up to 50W.
After a prolonged period of limited advancements, the global release of the Pura 90s Pro features Huawei's EMUI based on Android 16, moving away from the outdated Android 12.
Design Options
The Pura 90s Pro showcases fresh, vibrant color gradients, with a frame that complements the back's design. Available colors include Guava Soda, Coconut White, Orange Soda, and Mulberry Black.
