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Huawei’s Mate 90 series just introduced some new changes to the screen, and unexpectedly, news about the next-generation Pura flagship has also leaked. Recent rumors suggest that Huawei is testing BOE’s new screens, and the higher-end Pura 100 Pro Max might even have the chance to use dual-layer OLED technology.

I think the most interesting part this time is that Huawei might bring the dual-layer OLED already used in the Mate 90 Pro Max to the Pura series. Compared to traditional OLED, this structure has the potential for further optimization in brightness, power consumption, and lifespan. If it can eventually be mass-produced, it would indeed be a noteworthy upgrade for the Pura 100 Pro Max.

Huawei Pura 100 Pro Max Leaked: 6.9-inch Screen May Get a Major Upgrade

Recently, tech bloggers revealed that Huawei is testing two screen solutions for the Pura 100 series, with sizes of 6.6 inches and 6.9 inches respectively, both featuring a 1.5K resolution flat screen design. Actually, these two sizes are not unfamiliar, as the current Pura 90 Pro and Pro Max use 6.6-inch and 6.9-inch screens. It seems Huawei does not intend to significantly change the body size at least in the early testing phase.

What truly deserves attention is the 6.9-inch version. According to leaks, Huawei is evaluating adding dual-layer OLED technology to it, and this screen is very likely to be used on the Pura 100 Pro Max.

Compared to standard single-layer OLEDs, the dual-layer structure has certain advantages in brightness, power consumption, and lifespan. Especially since Huawei has already used this technology on the Mate 90 series, if it can be further rolled out to the Pura series, I think it would be quite meaningful.

Huawei Dual-Layer OLED: Mate has already adopted it, how much longer must Pura wait?

Actually, Huawei has been working on dual-layer OLED technology for a long time. The 2024 MatePad Pro 12.2-inch was the first to adopt this solution, and subsequently, the Mate 70 RS Ultimate Design brought it to smartphones.

Compared to standard OLEDs, the dual-layer structure improves power consumption and lifespan while increasing brightness by stacking light-emitting units. I think this is more meaningful than simply chasing higher peak brightness.

However, Huawei has not been in a hurry to bring this technology to the Pura series. The previous Pura 80 Ultra did not adopt dual-layer OLED, whereas the Mate 80 Pro Max and Mate 80 RS Ultimate Design were the first to use it, with the Mate 80 Pro Max reaching a peak brightness of 8000 nits. Of course, this is just the peak performance under specific conditions and does not mean it can reach this brightness during daily use.

With the Pura 90 Pro Max, Huawei still hasn’t adopted dual-layer OLED, instead focusing more on screen anti-reflection and durability.

It is equipped with anti-reflective and scratch-resistant Kunlun Glass. According to data from Huawei’s labs, compared to ordinary glass, reflections are reduced by 70%, scratch resistance is improved by 16 times, and drop resistance is enhanced by 25 times.

To be honest, I think this kind of upgrade is actually quite practical, especially when taking photos outdoors, as reducing screen glare is often more noticeable than increasing peak brightness. If the next-generation Pura 100 Pro Max really incorporates dual-layer OLED on this basis, there is indeed room for further improvement in the screen experience.

Huawei Pura 100 Pro Max Leaked: Finally

If this leak is true, Huawei is finally expected to use dual-layer OLED screens in the 2027 Pura series. I am quite looking forward to seeing what changes this technology will bring, especially in terms of screen brightness and power consumption performance.

However, the relevant solution is still under testing, and even the official name of the Pura 100 Pro Max has not yet been confirmed. It is still some time before the new device is released, so it is clearly too early to assume it will definitely adopt a tandem OLED.

After all, both the screen size and the tandem OLED are still in the rumor stage and may still be adjusted later. I am quite curious whether Huawei can better control power consumption while increasing screen brightness if the Pura 100 Pro Max really uses a tandem OLED.

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