First images of Huawei Mate 20 Pro leak



Official images of Huawei’s Mate 20 Pro have leaked with German website WinFuture publishing the pics and full details for the device. While this is our first look at Huawei's new flagship, we've already had a sneak peek at its smaller sibling, the regular Mate 20, as well as the upcoming Huawei Freebuds 2 Pro wireless earbuds which we expect Huawei to release with its new phones. 
 
The Mate 20 Pro sports the same tri-camera setup as the non-Pro version, but extends the front notch. In addition to housing the camera, the notch will include facial recognition sensors, an earpiece, and possibly a notification LED. The screen size is currently unconfirmed, but the resolution is said to be 3120 x 1440. While the standard Mate 20 is depicted with a rear fingerprint sensor, the Mate 20 Pro will feature an in-display reader. The device will come in three colors: black, blue, and twilight.
Significant improvements are expected in regards to the camera, now bearing a Leica logo. WinFuture reports aperture sizes from f/1.8 to f/2.4 and a 5x optical zoom. Like the Mate 20, the Pro edition will run on the Kirin 980 chipset which uses a combination of eight ARM Cortex-A55 and Cortex-A76 cores. WinFuture notes that there remains a third, unknown Mate 20 phone that we haven’t seen leak yet. This phone is codenamed Everest and is either a high-end Porsche Design edition or an even larger model. 

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