Recently, Huawei Mate 50 Pro started pre-order in Europe, with only 8+256GB versions, as well as black and silver colors. The pre-order price is 1199 euro , about 8,700 yuan, which is about 2,000 yuan more expensive than the domestic price. However, Huawei has the first batch of users to give away FreeBuds Pro 2 Bluetooth headsets. This headset is 1,299 yuan in the country.
In addition, overseas should not be as expensive as domestically, so the European version is not much more expensive than domestically. As for the subsequent Huawei Mate 50 will be available in the European market, it is still unknown whether Huawei Mate 50 will be available in the European market, but Huawei has previously confirmed that Mate 50E and Mate 50RS will not be available in Europe. In addition to the differences in price and color scheme between the
and the domestic version, there are also these differences. The European version cut off the Beidou satellite communication function and did not provide the Kunlun Glass version. Moreover, in terms of the system, the European version does not carry the Hongmeng HarmonyOS 3.0 system, but uses EMUI 13 based on the Android system. The other two versions of
are basically the same, both of which are 4G version of Snapdragon 8+ chip, 6.7-inch OLED high-resolution curved screen, 4700mAh battery + 66W fast charging, rear 50MP main camera, support OIS optical anti-shake and variable aperture technology, 13MP ultra-wide angle, 64MP periscope telephoto, telephoto supports 3.5X light change and OIS optical anti-shake , and the image performance is outstanding. This time Huawei Mate 50 Pro won the first place in DXOMARK, far surpassing Xiaomi's 12S Ultra ranking.
However, many netizens are not optimistic about Huawei's performance in the European market, because Google has previously banned Huawei from using GMS ( Google Mobile Service ), and GMS service is very important overseas, because Google market, Google Maps, Gmail mail and other services require GMS support. Mobile phones that do not support GMS services will definitely be affected in the European market.
However, Huawei is also very clear about this problem, so it launched the HMS service and encouraged developers to develop APPs that adapt to HMS services. This should reduce the impact of GMS service lack, but Google's own applications should not adapt to HMS services. Therefore, if you want to solve the problem of GMS service lack, you must find another way.
In general, Huawei has suffered a series of suppression before, and the overseas market has suffered a lot of losses. This time Huawei began to launch the Mate 50 Pro in Europe, indicating that Huawei has the idea of returning to the overseas market, which is undoubtedly good news for overseas Huawei users.
However, Huawei mobile cannot use GMS services, which is a flaw. If this problem can be solved as soon as possible, I believe Huawei will return the king in the overseas market. After all, the construction of 5G in many places overseas lags behind the domestic market and does not have so much 5G demand.
And even if the Huawei Mate 50 Pro is not selling well overseas due to GMS, it actually has little impact on Huawei. After all, some models of the Huawei Mate 50 series are still in short supply.
