This is the new Huawei P60 Pro: First impressions

P60 Pro - Rear

We have recently attended a prebrief at the Huawei offices, where we have had the pleasure of enjoying the new launch of the Asian company, the Huawei P60 Pro, a high-end device that arrives full of novelties and intends to deal a new blow to the high-end, despite American efforts to minimize the impact of the company.

The new Huawei P60 Pro arrives renewed in design, with hardware to match and above all with a HarmonyOS designed to say goodbye to Google completely. Discover with us our first impressions of the new Huawei P60 pro.

Design

It feels quality, it is what always happens with Huawei products, designed to dazzle lovers of the high-end, those who are not willing to skimp on practically nothing, and this is where we have the new Huawei P60 Pro.

P60 Pro - Display

  • Dimensions 161 x 74.5 x 8.3 mm
  • Weight: 200 grams
  • IP68 resistance
  • Fingerprint reader integrated in the screen

Hardware

Latest generation Snapdragon 8+, yes, limited to 4G communication technologies for the Spanish market, although we are waiting to confirm this term since we use test software based on HarmonyOS.

P60 Pro - Photos

We also have 12GB of LPDDR4S RAM and UFS 4.0 storage, one of the fastest on the market, in two variants: 256GB and 512GB respectively. The battery, with a fast charge of 88W, has a total capacity of 4.815 mAh.

As for connectivity, despite the wireless limitations of 5G, it does have WiFi 6, Bluetooth 5.2, USB-C 3.2, NFC and GPS.

Multimedia

We have a 6,67-inch OLED panel in total, with a 1220 x 2700 resolution and an adaptive screen refresh that reaches 120Hz.

This is accompanied by an integrated speaker behind it, which allows us to enjoy Dolby Atmos certified stereo sound.

Cameras

The main sensor is 48MP with variable aperture (f/1.4 to f/4.0), accompanied by optical stabilizer and type RYYB.

P60 Pro - Camera

The second sensor is a 13MP Ultra Wide Angle, also RYYB type and with f/2.1 aperture. to close the circle, we have a periscopic sensor of another 48MP, which Huawei claims to be the best telephoto lens, even in dark conditions. East (also RYYB) allows 3,5 optical increases and a digital zoom of up to 200 increases, a record to date.


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