Huawei introduced the P60 phones in China. They are the successors to the P50 phones from two years ago. The most expensive version is named P60 Art and has a different design, among other things.

the Art p. 60 It is the most luxurious version of the three. It is the only one with a battery with silicon carbon in it, which makes the higher density possible. That’s why it has a capacity of 5,100 mAh compared to 4,815 mAh in the P60 and P60 Pro. The phones are the same size and thickness. Honor, a former subsidiary of Huawei, recently announced its battery technology. Honor has been owned by a consortium led by the Shenzhen government for a few years now.

All P60 phones have a 48MP primary camera with a variable aperture. In low light the aperture can open to f/1.4 and in bright light it can get close to f/4.0. It’s also a sensor with yellow sub-pixels to capture more light. Huawei has been using these sensors for years.

The P60 Art also has a 40MP wide-angle camera and a 48MP snapper with 3.5x zoom over the primary camera and an f/2.1 lens. This large aperture combined with this zoom is a special feature of the phone.

The P60 Pro shares the telephoto camera with the one on the Art, but it has an ultra wide angle camera. The P60 has fewer ultra-wide-angle and telephoto cameras. The phones come with Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 4G, so without a 5G modem. Huawei is not allowed to use 5G due to the US trade ban.

For the same reason, the phones are running Harmony OS 3.1, so there are no Android or Google services. The phones were announced for the Chinese market only, and they will be launched there early next month, and prices start from around 800 euros for the P60 and more than 1,200 euros for the cheapest version of the P60 Art.