After months of rumours, leaks and delays, the Huawei P50 flagship series has finally launched in China. They are the company’s first smartphones to feature its HarmonyOS system, as well as the first to feature another processor other than Huawei’s own Kirin chipset.
After months of rumours, leaks and delays, the Huawei P50 flagship series has finally launched in China. They are the company’s first smartphones to feature its HarmonyOS system, as well as the first to feature another processor other than Huawei’s own Kirin chipset. Typically, the new phones arrive in two variants: a standard model and a higher-end Pro version. But as mentioned earlier, rather than exclusively featuring the brand’s Kirin 9000 chipset, both models will also be offered in variants that come equipped with Snapdragon 888. To be more specific, the standard P50 and one version of the P50 Pro will come with Qualcomm’s processor, while one variant from the latter will feature the Kirin 9000.
