"Its 6.9-inch dual-layer OLED screen is said to be exceptionally bright at up to 8,000 nits - more than the 7,000 nits boasted by Realme in its recent GT 8 Pro, and far above the 3,300 nits claimed by the Pixel 10 Pro. There's a big caveat to that: peak brightness figures only reflect how bright part of the screen can get in certain conditions, and don't necessarily reflect real-world usage."
"All of the Mate 80 phones have moved to flat screens and squared-off sides, continuing a trend that's seen almost every phone company move away from curves. The designs are interesting otherwise, with a prominent circle on the rear to highlight where the phone's wireless charging coils are, which combines with the round camera module to resemble an eight."
Huawei introduced the Mate 80 series in China with the top-spec Mate 80 Pro Max featuring a 6.9-inch dual-layer OLED display claimed to reach up to 8,000 nits peak brightness. That peak figure exceeds recent claims from competitors but reflects how bright parts of the panel can get under certain conditions and may not mirror typical real-world usage. The lineup adopts flat screens and squared-off sides, with a circular rear detail that highlights wireless charging coils and pairs with the round camera module to resemble an eight. A new Mate X7 foldable adds IP59 dustproofing, and several models use Huawei Kirin chips with configurations up to 20GB RAM.
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