r/Android • u/ControlCAD Google Pixel 10 Pro XL • 3d ago
Huawei Mate 90 Pro Max debuts with a 1-inch modular camera, 12,000-nit display and 6,800mAh battery
https://www.gsmarena.com/huawei_mate_90_pro_max_debuts_with_a_1inch_modular_camera_12000nit_display_and_6800mah_battery-news-74850.php56
u/Dislike24 3d ago
Even with a “dual layer” OLED, the only way they achieve 12k nits is measuring it in 1% APL.
Imagine a small white square displayed measuring 1% of the screen while the rest of the screen is blank. Realistically you are only getting 2000 nits brightness for typical content
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u/pyr0test 🇨🇳🇭🇰 2d ago edited 2d ago
if its anything like their previous gen tandem oled its still 2000nits@100% / 4000nits@25% which is still the highest we've ever seen on a phone
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u/RobotToaster44 Doogee V31GT 3d ago
the Collector’s Edition Pro Camera Kit with the Z10 modular camera and other attachments is priced at CNY 19,499 ($2,910).
You could buy a good full frame camera for that.
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u/Itz_Raj69_ 2d ago
You could get a good camera and lens setup for that much.
- Canon EOS RP: $600 refurb
- Canon EF 24-70mm f2.8: ~$500 used
- Canon EF 70-200mm f2.8 II: $900 used
- Canon EF 16-35mm f2.8L II: $500 used
- Aftermarket EF-RF adapter: $50
And these are professional level lenses, all for less than 3k.
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u/tomikaka 2d ago
For a couple hundred I bet you can buy a used one that outperforms smartphone cameras easily.
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u/Pokemon_Name_Rater Xiaomi 13 Pro 2d ago
Some of these options are becoming luxury items, like Huawei's tri-fold, that carry a hefty price tag but also have a bit of a patriotic element to them, too.
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u/TheDuhhh 1d ago
This is integrated in the phone. You don't have to use the terrible UI on the cameras.
It removed the friction of getting used to new ui, transferring the files to the phone, etc. You can just attach it, use what you are used to, and post it on your favorite social media app.
I think its pretty sweet but yeah the price is just too high for normies
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u/brickmagnet 3d ago
Why is every chinese manufacturer coming up with 'pro' and 'pro max'?
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u/Papa_Bear55 3d ago
You know why
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u/46_and_2 Galaxy S25 Ultra 3d ago
Even Samsung is about to introduce a Galaxy Pro tier for a smaller Ultra...
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u/Dirtcompactor 3d ago
The donut camera has arrived
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u/Dovaaahkin Xiaomi 14 OnePlus 7T OnePlus 3T 3d ago
That has been their design for like 5 years now.
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u/EnvironmentalRun1671 2d ago
Chinese OEMs not copying cringe Apple model names challenge impossible
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u/GloveDry3278 3d ago
You could add a full frame sensor on there and a 4k display and i wouldn't get one. Software sucks.
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u/Slogstorm 3d ago
Blame Trump for that...
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u/Dometalican_90 3d ago
I despise Trump as much as the next guy, but I actually think most older presidents; regardless of party, would have done the same thing since Biden didn't reverse course with whatever Intel national security gave them.
Of course, we are a hypocritical country so it doesn't surprise us...
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u/Slogstorm 3d ago
This is true, I just wonder if a democratic president would implement the ban.. but I guess we'll never know..
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u/Infinite-4-a-moment Galaxy S25U, Unlocked 3d ago
Wait how did Trump make their software shit?
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u/Slogstorm 2d ago
He banned Huawei from using American made products. Cpu/gpu, modems and Google ecosystem (including Android).
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u/Infinite-4-a-moment Galaxy S25U, Unlocked 2d ago
Ooo I didn't realize they couldn't use android? Thought they could just run android with their own app market, no?
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u/Slogstorm 2d ago
Well, yes. They banned Google services, not Android. The chose to develop their own os from scratch though, and I doubt they'd do that if they had access to Google services.. at least for their international phones.
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u/pixelated666 3d ago
Nits are the new megapixels