The flagship of the devices is the rear camera: the main 50 megapixel sensor comes in RYYB configuration – which means that its points are arranged in quadrants, each of which includes two yellow color receptors, one red color receptor and one blue color receptor. This sensor is located behind a lens with a dynamic aperture key, with 10 possible from f/1.4 to f/4 and optical stabilization. The wide camera, at an angle of 120 degrees, includes a 13-megapixel sensor, and the front camera also includes a 13-megapixel sensor.
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From here on, the details diverge: the screen sizes are 6.7 inches in the regular Mate 50 compared to 6.74 inches in the Pro and Porsche versions; The refresh rate is 90 Hz in normal and 120 in the other two; The two larger devices come with curved screens on the sides, so they slide to the edge of the phone; The third rear photo sensor, which is of the periscope type (ie optical zoom), comes with a resolution of 12 megapixels and a 5x zoom in the regular Mate 50, 64 megapixels and a x3.5 zoom in the Mate 50 Pro, and 48 megapixels with a x3 zoom. 5 in the Mate 50 Porsche; And on the front, in the Pro and Porsche versions, next to the optical sensor, there are also biometric identification sensors (all editions are also equipped with a fingerprint sensor inside the screen); The body of the devices is made of Huawei glass on the front and back in the normal and pro versions, while the Porsche edition is ceramic coated on the back; Mate 50 and Mate 50 Pro come with 8 GB of memory, while Porsche comes with 12 GB; The internal storage offers volumes of 512 gigabytes in all versions, 256 gigabytes in the standard and pro versions and 128 gigabytes in the standard version only. The storage can be expanded using memory cards – but only from Huawei itself; And the size of the batteries is 4,460mAh in the standard and 4,700mAh in the Peru and Porsche.