"At 6.6mm thick, the Mate 70 Air isn't quite as slim as Apple or Samsung's attempts at the formula, but it makes up for it with a positively huge 6,500mAh battery - even larger than the 4,800mAh capacity of the Motorola Edge 70 I reviewed this week. The pressure is only building for Apple and Samsung to deliver better battery life in their second generations."
"The Mate 70 Air manages that big battery in part thanks to an unusually large 7-inch screen, so it's still a big phone. It's also odd in offering a choice of two processors: buyers happy with 12GB of RAM will get the Kirin 9020B chip, while upgrading to 16GB bumps you up to a Kirin 9020A - though both are simply downclocked versions of the regular Kirin 9020. A triple rear camera, including a 12-megapixel telephoto, is also a boon for a phone this thin."
The Huawei Mate 70 Air is an ultra-thin smartphone measuring 6.6mm thick and featuring a large 7-inch display that increases overall size despite slimness. It includes a massive 6,500mAh battery, exceeding recent competitors' capacities and pressuring Apple and Samsung to improve battery life in upcoming models. The phone offers two processor configurations: Kirin 9020B paired with 12GB RAM and Kirin 9020A with 16GB RAM, both being downclocked variants of the Kirin 9020. Imaging hardware comprises a triple rear camera setup including a 12-megapixel telephoto. The device is currently available only in China, starting at ¥4,199 (about $590).
Read at The Verge
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