Huawei Mate 20 Pro continues to surprise

The Huawei Mate 20 Pro was introduced in October and has not stopped surprising. This high-end smartphone was created to compete with Apple's iPhone XS Max and Samsung's Galaxy Note 9.

This model is being very well accepted, mostly, for the news it brings and that had not yet been explored by other brands, such as the fingerprint sensor built into the screen and the three rear cameras. But the news doesn't stop there.

Huawei wanted to 'blink the eye' to the competition and, in addition to allowing the Mate 20 Pro's battery to be charged wirelessly, it also made it possible for it to charge other mobile phones. It can then be said that the Huawei Mate 20 Pro could serve as a 'powerbank' for other mobile phones that also support wireless charging. The most curious thing is that this model also carries the new iPhones. In fact, the company made a point of demonstrating, on stage, how the technology worked when carrying an iPhone XS.

To this end, the Chinese manufacturer has endowed the flagship with a battery with a capacity of 4,200 mAh, above the 3,174 mAh of the iPhone Xs Max and the 4,000 mAh of the Galaxy Note 9. That's enough charge to last longer than a normal working day. It includes the brand's fast charging technology that allows, according to Huawei, to charge 70% of the battery in half an hour.