Introduced last week, Huawei’s newest flagships – P60, P60 Pro and P60 Art – went on sale in China. The basic P60 comes in three versions: 8/128GB – $650, 8/256GB – $725, 8/512GB – $870. There are two versions of the P60 Pro (8/256GB $1,015 and 12/512GB $1,160), the P60 Art also comes in two versions: $1,305 for 12/512GB and $1,595 for 12GB/1TB.

The Huawei P60 is based on SoC Snapdragon 8 Gen 1, equipped with a 6.67-inch diagonal OLED display, a camera with a resolution of 2700×1220 pixels and a frame rate of 120 Hz, sensors with a resolution of 48, 13 and 12 MP. – hybrid zoom, a 10-channel spectral sensor and laser autofocus assistant. The P60 is also equipped with a 4815 mAh battery with support for 66 watts of wired charging and 50 watts of wireless charging, an NFC chip, a USB-C 3.1 port, stereo speakers and IP68 protection.

Huawei P60 Pro has a display with the same parameters and protection in the form of Kunlun ultra-resistant glass, a camera with 48, 13 and 48 MP sensors (optical zoom – 3.5x, hybrid – 200x), a battery. 4810mAh capacity with 88W support and 50W wireless power.

The Huawei P60 Art technically differs from the Pro model only in the presence of a 40-megapixel sensor instead of 13-megapixels in the main camera and a 5100mAh battery. The phones of the line run HarmonyOS 3.1 and are the world’s first smartphones to support two-way satellite communication (based on the Chinese Beidou system).