Exposure of Huawei Mate 60 Pro render looks realistic with super low bezels and smart island

A new render of the Huawei Mate 60 Pro leaked online showing the super low bezels and that smart island cutout on the head. This is the new change that Huawei is preparing to bring in front of us later this year.

The new render is circling all of the Chinese microblogging site – Weibo and seems very realistic as if it is the original design. Yet, the source of the render remained unverified.

There are two things that are eye-catching in this image, first is the top-center pill cutout. Huawei is adding this new screen design for the first time in flagship devices. However, it came in popularity with the launch of the iPhone 14 series last year.

Since then, a number of phone makers including Honor have tried this notch style but it remained as an aesthetic. On the other hand, Huawei is likely to go advance and compete also in software customization.

Because Huawei is the first company to bring capsule animations with Honor V20 in 2018. With HarmonyOS 4.0, Huawei will launch a new set of system animations to make the pill interactive.

A report reveals that the upcoming HarmonyOS version has centered its focus. Thus making the notifications more notch friendly. On the other hand, the software will also add a seamless animation transition from one feature to another.

For example, Huawei Share will utilize the pill shape notification to show a progress bar. The progress bar then turns into a more detailed view when you pull it out from the top. In the meantime, the transition between these two scenes remains very smooth.

Super low bezels:

This Huawei Mate 60 Pro render also imaging the super low bezels, which is maybe better than Huawei P60 Pro with a quad curve display. Also, the phone could be wider than the P-series sibling.

Overall, the appearance shown in the render is quite interesting and we would like to see what Huawei is planning to bring to the launch stage.

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