HUAWEI Mate X6: Unfold the Classic | Infinium-tech

The HUAWEI Mate X5 was amazing, but only people in China got to experience it. Its successor, the HUAWEI Mate X6, began its global rollout this week, so more people will have access to HUAWEI’s cutting-edge foldable technology. The company considers it to be its true flagship foldable.

HUAWEI’s folding design has become significantly thinner since the Mate X5. The thickness of the new Mate It’s also slightly lighter at 239 grams versus 243 grams.

The quad-curve frame offers rounded corners for your palms in both configurations for added comfort. When folded, the Mate X6 offers a 6.45” OLED display (1,080 x 2,440px) with a 120Hz LTPO panel. The large internal display measures 7.93” and is also an LTPO panel (120Hz) with 10-bit colors to boot. The exterior is protected by second-generation Kunlun Glass, which is 25 times more durable against drops.

HUAWEI says the middle frame was the most important element in the Mate X6 design. It uses aviation-grade aluminum (with a yield strength of 550MPa), which has good bending resistance.

HUAWEI Mate X6’s aviation-grade aluminum middle frame

The flexible internal display is supported by a carbon fiber plate whose high deformation resistance (380GPa) and high hardness (+65%) provide greater protection.

carbon fiber interior screen plate

HUAWEI has been working on improving smartphone photography and video capture for nearly a decade, and its efforts have manifested in the XMAGE brand. And foldables require the most work, so only a select few models have an impressive set of cameras.

The Huawei Mate Main has an “Ultra Aperture” camera with an adjustable aperture – it goes from f/1.4 to f/4.0 in ten steps.

HUAWEI Mate X6 is equipped with 50+48+40MP triple camera

At night, you want as much light as possible to reach the sensor, so the phone opens the aperture wide (f/1.4). In good lighting conditions or when you want greater depth of field, the aperture can be closed down. The phone handles this automatically – for example, it uses an aperture between f/2.8 and f/4.0 when photographing distant objects. For larger groups of people, it switches to f/4.0 to make sure everything and everyone is in focus.

The telephoto lens is really capable of macro shots – its 90mm f/3.0 lens can focus at 5cm/2in. Tele macro lenses suffer from shallow depth of field, so HUAWEI added a frame function, which does depth of field stacking (combining multiple images focused at slightly different distances). The phone actually has another macro camera – the 40MP ultra-wide module can focus at 2.5cm/1in.

Frame function increases depth of field for macro shots

Accurate color rendition can be the most difficult part of photography. There are many flagship phones that take advantage of color spectrum sensors to measure ambient light and adjust their image processing accordingly. However, they often only have three channels: the familiar red, green, and blue.

HUAWEI Mate This helps the camera to better capture the true color of people’s skin, their clothes, and various other natural colors.

The camera app can create what HUAWEI calls “moving pictures”. No, not videos, but photographs that create a sense of motion – or remove motion instead.

There are two modes. One is multiple exposure, which creates a trace that traces the path of a moving object, giving a sense of its speed and movement. The second mode is Long Exposure which will remove the bustling crowd from your photo and keep the subjects only as long as they are standing still.

Multiple exposure • Long exposure

The HUAWEI Mate X6 is priced at €1,999 for the 12/512GB unit. It is not available yet, but the first deliveries will begin on January 6th.

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