Huawei’s next generation of superphones is here. After delays caused by the coronavirus, the Chinese phone-maker presented the P40 and P40 Pro and P40 Pro Plus over a YouTube livestream on Thursday. All three phones feature premium hardware including the latest Kirin 990 processor, 5G, 90Hz refresh rates and an in-screen fingerprint scanner, which Huawei says has a 30% faster unlock speed than last year’s models. And none of them will have access to Google services, due to Huawei’s ongoing difficulties with the US government. But there are some key differences across the three phones in terms of their size, design, battery capacity and — most obviously — camera systems.
The P40 is the smallest of the three at 6.1 inches. And with no wraparound screen, the design is a step down from its more expensive siblings, which rock what Huawei calls a “quad-curve overflow display.” The company says the new design makes swiping more seamless with the help of what it describes as “demi bullnose edge on all four sides.”
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