Recently, Huawei quietly launched a new mobile phone in its product line, the Huawei Pura 70 Beidou Satellite Messaging Edition, equipped with the new Kirin 9010E chip.
As soon as this news was released, it immediately caused widespread discussion among the technology circle and consumers. Quite a few people are curious about the timing of this new processor and phone upgrade, especially those who have just purchased the original version of the Pura 70.
The highlight of the Huawei Pura 70 Beidou Satellite Messaging Edition is its processor, the Kirin 9010E. This processor is a slightly weaker version of the Kirin 9010, but still packs a lot of performance.
According to internal information, the Kirin 9010E uses a combination of 1 super large core, 3 large cores and 4 small cores, with the highest frequencies of 2189MHz, 2180MHz and 1550MHz respectively. Despite the slightly reduced frequency of the super-large cores compared to the Kirin 9010, this configuration is still sufficient to handle most intensive computing tasks.
In terms of performance comparison, the Kirin 9010E is not significantly different from Huawei's previous Kirin 9000S1, although it has improved on paper. The Kirin 9000S1 has been able to meet the daily use needs of most users, and although the Kirin 9010E has improved its specifications, it is almost impossible to feel the difference in daily applications.
The most striking thing is that this phone has added the Beidou satellite messaging function, which is relatively rare in the market. Huawei said that this new feature will provide users with messaging services in areas without network coverage, which seems to be a very forward-looking step.
But in reality, for most users, this feature is not very necessary. In the development of technology products, manufacturers sometimes launch some functions that seem to be high-tech but are actually of little use, and the Beidou satellite messaging function may be such an example.
For those who have just purchased the original Huawei Pura 70, this update brings not only surprises, but more confusion and disappointment.
For the same amount of money or a little less, they could have gotten a better processor and additional satellite messaging capabilities. This is not uncommon in the tech industry, but every time it happens, it always makes some consumers feel like they have been "stabbed in the back".
In this product update, Huawei may need to weigh how to introduce new technologies while also taking care of the feelings of old users. In the rapidly changing technology market, each product iteration may bring new opportunities and challenges, and Huawei's strategy and user response will undoubtedly be the focus of attention of other technology companies.