#huawei p40

Huawei has officially unveiled its latest flagship smartphones under the P-series, and one of them is the Huawei P50. With the successor of the P40 about to hit the market soon, the question now pops up, "Is it worth the upgrade?" Find out here as we plot out the difference between the two flagship smartphones. The Huawei P50 sports a larger 6.5-inch screen from the previous 6.1-inch screen size, plus a larger resolution of 2700 x 1224 from the old 2340 x 1080 resolution. Both the Huawei P50 and P40 support FHD+ OLED displays, but the recent P50 brings in a smooth 90Hz screen refresh rate and snappy 300Hz touch sampling rate on the table. Processor Under the hood, the Huawei P50 is powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon 888 4G chipset and Adreno 660 GPU, pushing the smartphone's performance for tasks that require more power—complimenting the fact that it now has a snappy display. When compared to its previous model, the Huawei P50 has a 44% increase in performance from its AnTuTu 8 benchmarks, sitting at a rating of 717,837. When you go over to the ultra-wide lens, the Huawei P50 sports a lower 13MP lens, while the P40 has a 16MP lens. Finally, when looking upfront, the Huawei P40 has a higher resolution front camera lens at 32MP, while the recent P50 sits at 13MP. Read more in our articles including "Huawei P50 vs P40: Worth the upgrade?" and "Samsung Galaxy Note 20 5G vs Huawei P40 5G Specs Comparison".