Summary of key information about the Huawei Pura 90 Plus, the first phone to feature the Kirin 9025 chipset.
In today’s smartphone market, where flat screens and straight edges dominate, a curved screen with a smooth, rounded feel has become a design that some users are looking forward to. On October 23, Huawei officially announced that the Pura 90 Plus would be available for pre-order at 10:08 AM that day.
According to the blogger “Digital Chat Station”, this new phone not only debuts with the Kirin 9025 processor, but also uses a quad-curved screen with equal depth, which is relatively rare this year.
Let’s look at the core performance first. Leaks suggest the Pura 90 Plus will be equipped with the Kirin 9025 chip, which may be an overclocked version of the Kirin 9020. Reports indicate its CPU and GPU performance are close to the Kirin 9030S, with only a slight difference in ISP (Image Signal Processor).
In terms of storage specifications, the new camera offers three options: 12GB+256GB, 12GB+512GB, and 12GB+1TB. Positioned between the standard and Pro versions of the Pura 90, it is mainly intended to fill the gap in the mid-to-high-end imaging camera market.
In terms of screen, the Pura 90 Plus’s overall configuration is on par with its predecessor, the Pura 80 Pro. It features a 6.8-inch 1.5K panel (2848×1276 resolution) and supports a 120Hz LTPO adaptive refresh rate.
What’s most eye-catching is its use of a quad-curved screen design with equal depth. Compared to a flat screen, the quad-curved screen provides a smoother transition when swiping along the edges and has a more three-dimensional visual effect, offering a new option for users who prefer the feel of curved screens.
The imaging system is another major highlight of this phone. The core of the Pura 90 Plus’s imaging system is a 50-megapixel 1-inch large-sensor main camera that supports RYYB color filter array and variable aperture.
In terms of hardware, the 1-inch large sensor improves light sensitivity in low light conditions; the RYYB array further enhances light intake by replacing some green pixels with yellow pixels; and the variable aperture dynamically adjusts the amount of light and depth of field according to different scenarios such as night scenes, portraits, or landscapes. Reports indicate that this is the only model this year to adopt this same specifications.
In terms of appearance, the back of the phone retains the triangular triple-camera setup in the upper left corner, and it is available in four colors: Obsidian Black, Snow White, Dawn Gold, and Sunset Purple. Although the specific price and complete imaging specifications of the phone have not yet been fully announced, judging from its debut chip and 1-inch large-sensor main camera, it plays a bridging role in the Pura 90 series.
The final performance of this new phone will be revealed once more official information is available after pre-orders open.
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