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Mate RS Porsche Design hands on: Huawei's most expensive phone

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You thought the Huawei P20 Pro was expensive at 899 euros? Then please note: The Huawei Porsche Design Mate RS costs almost twice: 1700 euros! That’s just over 2000 dollars. We already got a first look at the high-end smartphone and now we'll show it to you!

First of all, the Porsche Design Mate RS simply looks and feels incredible. As with the P20 Pro, the front and back are made of glass, and a metal frame holds the chassis together. The Mate RS features IP67 certification against dust and water.

The OLED display itself is already spectacular with its rounded edges and a resolution of 2880 x 1440 pixels at 6.0 inches. But Huawei has also integrated a fingerprint sensor into the display - just as we have already seen from Vivo. In addition, there is even a second sensor on the back of the housing.

If you have already seen our hands-on video of the Huawei P20 Pro, the camera equipment may seem familiar. The Mate RS uses the same trio of a 40 megapixel RGB sensor, a 20 megapixel black and white sensor and a 8 megapixel telecamera. The camera on the front has 24 megapixels of resolution for selfie lovers out there.

Only a few people will get the chance to own the Mate RS Porsche Edition. The price is really high, but that's not the point of the device: it is a luxury smartphone that shows what Huawei can do when it collaborates with important partners and brings together all the technology that is currently in the brand's arsenal.

Do you like this Mate RS Porsche Edition?

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Jessica Murgia

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Italian editor and Android lover: with her, all the most intimate secrets of Android will be revealed! Chronic traveler, a lover of good wine and good food, Jessica is crazy for shopping and passionate about technology! What's never missing in her bag? A book, an MP3 player, her Android smartphone and an external battery!

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  • Thorstein Klingenberg 1
    Thorstein Klingenberg Apr 3, 2018 Link to comment

    Dear Jessica, this is the most important video you'll watch today: doh. I can't post links. Go to YouTube, search for "Im2eYuGdmfY". You're welcome.

    Also, the phone is cool, I'm actually seriously considering buying one. 🙈


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    Sorin Apr 2, 2018 Link to comment

    Regardless of how often you buy it, eventually all Android remains. If you do not have anything else to do with money, or allow yourself to collect eccentric objects, then this phone will occupy a well-deserved place in the window of unused objects. Because it would be a shame to use the phone, it could possibly be ruining ... Better is a $ 100 phone, which if you lose it, it's not such a big loss.


  • Syed 7
    Syed Apr 2, 2018 Link to comment

    Design copied from elephone u pro if I'm not wrong


    • vagabonti 9
      vagabonti Apr 2, 2018 Link to comment

      Or maybe Samsung ...? ;-)


  • Rusty H. 33
    Rusty H. Apr 2, 2018 Link to comment

    I don't get it...why? Other than to say look how much money I spent?

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