Huawei has begun accepting customer registrations for an upcoming smartphone model, sparking speculation about the next installment in its prestigious P series. Last year, Huawei re-entered the premium smartphone market with its Mate 60 series, a move praised by state media despite facing U.S. sanctions. The anticipation surrounding the rumored P70, which is expected to feature an advanced domestically-made chip like its predecessor, continues to grow.
Renowned for its advanced cameras and sleek design, Huawei's P series contrasts with the performance and business-oriented Mate series. Although a recent product launch excluded mention of phones, interested buyers could register for updates on the mystery device at Huawei stores in Beijing without a deposit.
With Huawei staying mum on the matter, analysts speculate on the strategy behind the secretive launches, highlighting the company's ability to maintain a low profile amidst trade tensions while generating excitement. However, concerns persist over potential stock limitations, as witnessed with the Mate 60 due to production constraints and prioritization of AI chip manufacturing.