Huawei's Mate 90 series has surfaced in a fresh leak ahead of an expected September launch.
Tipster Digital Chat Station shared display, chip, and camera details for the upcoming lineup.
The higher-end Mate 90 models, likely the Pro and Pro Max, are said to use dual-layer OLED panels.
Peak brightness could reach 10,000 nits, with the top RS Ultimate model reportedly going even brighter.
Dual-layer OLED stacks two emissive layers to achieve higher brightness at lower power than a single-layer panel.
It can also extend panel lifespan and improve outdoor visibility in bright sunlight.
For comparison, the iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max are said to use standard LTPO OLED panels.
If the reported figures hold, the Mate 90 series would likely offer the brightest smartphone screen.
Chip and battery details
The chip lineup is expected to vary by model.
The mid-range version reportedly gets the N-1 chip, while the next model uses a slightly upgraded version of the same chip.
Only the largest model is expected to receive the newer N-generation chip, or the Kirin 9050 Pro.
Battery capacity is reportedly set at either 6,600mAh or 6,800mAh, depending on the model.
Both battery figures are considerably larger than the roughly 5,391mAh battery reportedly used in the iPhone 18 Pro Max.
The camera setup is expected to include three sensors on every model, with one telephoto lens. The top-end model is said to add a 200MP periscope telephoto camera.
None of this is official yet, so the specifics should be treated as a starting point rather than a locked spec sheet.
With the launch window reportedly set for September, confirmation may not be far off.
