Huawei Mate RS Porsche Design

Very few phones in the world can really demand such an exorbitant cost, and usually one would expect some otherworldly piece of technology. It’s actually quite rare for any phone to be priced in and around the 1,500 euros mark, with only Apple XS being one of those few phones we know of from a commercial standpoint.

The phone has a Leica triple camera system and two fingerprint sensors. It’s available on the Porsche Design online store and comes with a slew of exclusive accessories. It is also equipped with two fingerprint sensors and its notch-free display.

With this release, Huawei have really attempted to indulge us in some top-notch technological luxury.

In terms of design, very few smartphones could really match up to the grandiose assortment that is this phone. It has an in-print fingerprint sensor, which is quite revolutionary in some respects and is one of few firsts that the offering brings to the table. It is sturdy and easy to hold, so ergonomically it definitely holds up to the bargain. 

As one would expect from a phone of such massive billing, the display on this phone is quite stellar to look at with its 1440×2880 pixels and 538ppi. One could question the spontaneity and consistency of its display though, with it lacking a bit of dynamism and adaptability.

The phone, with its 6 GB RAM, packs quite the power. There’s some scepticism to be drawn towards its slightly outdated chipset, which affects the consistency of the phone’s performance. It also has heating issues, which one wouldn’t expect from a phone priced this high. 

The phone is armed with a triple camera system, which pretty much blows everything else out of the water.

It packs a powerful 4000 mAh battery, so there’s not really too much lacking here. 

While definitely boasting quite a few firsts in the phone world, the Mate Rs has still got way too many niggling flaws that bring into question its value. Nevertheless, Huawei have put out quite the beast.