Huawei Mate 90 RS Ultimate Leaks: Camera System Upgrade and Under-Display 3D Face Recognition May Debut

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News about the Huawei Mate 90 RS Ultimate Design Edition has been increasing recently. Based on the scattered leaks, this generation seems to be more than just a routine update; it appears to involve a more significant overhaul in design and imaging. In particular, the iconic “octagonal back cover” design will most likely be retained, but with some refinements, maintaining its overall high recognizability.

Meanwhile, the Huawei Mate 90 series is gradually emerging. Although information is not yet complete, some details about the screen have been released, including some new technologies that may be used. Judging from past developments, this generation will still focus on display and imaging.

Based on the information released so far, the direction of this generation of Huawei Mate 90 RS Ultimate Edition is quite clear. Relatively reliable leaks suggest that it will have significant changes in battery and camera capabilities, not just regular upgrades, but rather an attempt to differentiate itself from competitors.

Further, it’s been said that this model will be positioned as a more “high-end flagship,” with some key aspects of the user experience likely to be refined. For example, the screen, camera, and battery will be the focus of adjustments, with the goal of pushing the overall user experience to the next level.

Of course, the information is still in the leak stage, and many details are not yet fully confirmed. However, it can be seen that Huawei’s approach with the Huawei Mate RS series this time around is not just about design differentiation, but also about showing more obvious differences in core configurations.

While the current information doesn’t go into great detail about the core specifications, one thing has been indirectly confirmed: the high-end version of the Huawei Mate 90 series will most likely continue to use the dual periscope telephoto lens solution, and there will be some further adjustments on top of that.

If we compare it with the previous generation Huawei Mate 80 RS, the changes in this generation become even more meaningful. The Huawei Mate 80 RS used a five-camera setup, with a 50-megapixel RYYB sensor as the main camera, supporting a variable aperture from f/1.4 to f/4.0 and optical image stabilization. It also had a 40-megapixel ultra-wide-angle lens, a macro-oriented lens, a high-spec telephoto lens, and a multispectral sensor. The overall approach was to cover all focal lengths.

If the dual periscope design is retained in this generation, it means that it will continue to explore the field of telephoto photography, rather than simply maintaining the status quo. Compared to a single telephoto lens, this combination will be more flexible at different magnifications and will provide a more “continuous zoom” experience.

Of course, all of this is still at the leak stage, but in terms of direction, Huawei’s thinking on imaging is very clear: not to push the limits of a single point, but to try to level the experience of different focal lengths, while making breakthroughs in key scenarios.

Huawei’s Mate line has been consistently moving towards higher levels of attention in recent years. Especially since the Huawei Mate 60 Pro, with the Kirin 5G chip making a comeback, the entire series has seen a significant increase in discussion, not only about the products themselves but also about the technological aspects.

The Huawei Mate 70 series did see a slight slowdown in popularity, but the Huawei Mate 80 series brought it back into the spotlight. Features like the dual-ring design, the Kirin 9030 processor, and increased battery capacity were all readily noticeable and easily perceived by users, resulting in generally positive market feedback.

The upcoming Huawei Mate 90 series appears to continue this “developing and breaking through” approach. Rumors suggest it might try a more radical solution like under-display 3D face recognition, which, if implemented, would be a significant change. However, information is not yet entirely confirmed, and the actual effects will only be clear after the official release.

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