A while back, Huawei unveiled its new Pura 70 series smartphones, consisting of four different devices which include the Pura 70, 70 pro and Pro+, and 70 Ultra. With that being said, the new phones are now available for buyers in Europe, although there’s a small catch.
It should be noted that for some reason, Huawei has decided not to launch the Pura 70 Pro+ model, and instead the manufacturer will only be selling the three other devices in the region. The phones were initially launched in China a while back.
In terms of display specifications, the base model Pura 70 has a 6.6-inch screen, while the Pro and Ultra models pack larger 6.8-inch screens. The phones also offer an adaptive refresh rate that can reach up to 120Hz, in addition to what Huawei calls “AI HDR” that enhances the visual experience by optimizing the high dynamic range for media and content. All phones in the series are IP68 certified, ensuring water and dust resistance.
With the Pura 70 Ultra, Huawei has included an “Ultra Lighting Pop-Out Camera” which extends during use with the help of an Advanced Rotatory Transmission System. This allows for a larger 1-inch sensor and a wider F1.6 aperture within a remarkably thin 8.4mm phone body.
Under the hood, all three phones run on Huawei’s EMUI 14.2 operating system and are powered by the company’s Kirin 9010 chipset. Storage configurations vary depending on the model, with the Pura 70 Ultra offering the most options, reaching up to a massive 1TB paired with 16GB of RAM. The Pro and base model offer 1TB of storage with 12GB of RAM.
The Huawei Pura 70 series is now available for pre-order in Europe, starting at €999 for the base model, €1,199 for the Pro version, and €1,499 for the high-end Pura 70 Ultra.
