Huawei’s most powerful flagship! Huawei Mate 70 series will use Visionox F1 screen

blogger Digital Chat Station hinted that the Huawei Mate 70 series will use Visionox F1 OLED screen, and the new flagship will be officially released on November 26.

According to reports, the standard version of Huawei Mate 70 uses a 1.5K straight screen , and the high-end version uses a 1.5K full-depth four-micro-curved screen. It is not yet certain whether the entire Mate 70 series uses Visionox or only some models use it.

Public information shows that the Visionox F1 OLED screen was officially unveiled in Hefei on the afternoon of November 14. This is a new generation of OLED created by Visionox.

According to the official introduction, the F1 series is named after “Foremost” and has four major advantages: high efficiency, low color deviation, long life and low blue light hazard.

Visionox F1 OLED improves device efficiency by 10%, extends life by 22%, improves color deviation by 50%, and reduces blue light hazards by 10%.

At the same time, the display quality of Visionox F1 series in low-brightness scenes has been improved by 5% compared to the previous generation, and in high-brightness scenes it has been significantly improved by 30%. These improvements not only improve the fineness and clarity of the display, but also further optimize the visual effects in various environments.

In terms of eye protection, Visionox F1 adopts ultra-high frequency dimming technology, reaching the industry-leading 4320Hz, while supporting DC dimming, taking into account both eye protection and low-brightness performance, reducing users’ visual fatigue.

It is worth noting that the Huawei Mate 70 series comes pre-installed with the native Hongmeng system.

It is understood that there are currently more than 15,000 Hongmeng native applications and meta-services on the shelves, covering 18 industries, and general office applications cover more than 38 million enterprises across the country. Native Hongmeng reduces the difficulty and cost of accessing new systems, improves fluency by 30%, and many applications are updated with one version per day.