Huawei has been looking for security since it has been banned from dealing with US companies such as Google. Brand new mobile phones are hitting eastern markets where the Play Store is not that important, which is why we haven't seen the company's top smartphone in Brazil since the P30 Pro.

There the Mate 50 Pro should be another big cell phone from Huawei, and in recent years the Chinese have developed even more in the camera and it is expected to be one of the highlights of the device.No wonder the P50 was launched with not very discreet lens modules, and according to the new concept, the company's next flagship could also have a giant sensor box on the back.

If a look created and promoted by designer @HoiINDI on Twitter brings the correct clues, the Mate 50 Pro could hold two large circles for the camera cover like the P50 Pro, but this time both areas would be covered with an extra circle, taking over almost the entire central area of ​​the top half of the back.

The top module would have three sensors, possibly for conventional photography, ultrawide, and possibly tertiary for portrait mode. The next module, below, would include a periscope lens and an additional sensor, possibly for a shorter optical zoom range - in addition to the flash.

On the front, the concept imagines the Mate 50 Pro with a very curved screen, something that has not been so embraced by the industry but is present in the P50 Pro, so it wouldn't be surprising if it showed up in another Huawei flagship as well.

Sanctions prevent 5G

Leaving more specific information on the future Huawei flagship, it is believed that it will receive the Snapdragon 898 - which Qualcomm has not yet announced, but there would be no 5G connectivity under US sanctions.

As many might suppose, the fact that it includes the Qualcomm platform suggests that the model will probably not be announced in 2021, but for next year. It could also be related to a chip shortage - which made even the P50 line hit the market a long time. after an official event.

It's worth noting that the chances of the Mate 50 Pro being the manufacturer's global restore point are slim, but the good news is that Honor makes no secret of it has become the way many of Huawei's ideas made it to the West, with a built-in The Play Store and other Google services. The company is even working on its version of the Mate X2, so you might find that somehow this flagship is a product available worldwide - but in an alternative way.

Source: Twitter