Huawei pura 80 Pro launched in China 📱 6.8" 1.5K 120Hz 8T LTPO Micro Quad Curved Display

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Huawei pura 80 Pro launched in China

📱 6.8" 1.5K 120Hz 8T LTPO Micro Quad Curved Display, 3000nits Peak Brightness
🚀 Kirin 9020
📸 50MP 1-inch RYYB (OIS) Variable Aperture f/1.6-f/4.0 + 40MP UW+ 🔭 48MP (4x) Periscope Telephoto
🍁 1.5MP Red Maple Multispectral Sensor
🤳 13MP Front
🔋 5700mAh + ⚡ 100W
🔌 80W Wireless Charging
🎶 HarmonyOS 5.1
🛡️ IP69, 🔴 IR Blaster, 💻 USB 3.1 Gen1, 👆 Side-Mounted Fingerprint
💎 2nd Gen Kunlun Glass
💡 1440Hz PWM Dimming
🛰️ Satellite Communication
📏 8.3mm
⚖️ 219g
Price 💰 6499¥ ~ 12+256GB

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