No matter due to external factors or the product strength of the product itself, Huawei Mate40 Pro was sold out once it was released, and it was too late to buy it but couldn't. Even today, two years later, it still has a lot of attention. Now, Huawei has reappeared on the Mate40 Pro and will be available on December 2 for 6,699 yuan.
Now open Huawei Mall official website, click on mobile phone - view all, and you can see the re-listed Huawei Mate40 Pro.
But be aware that this phone is an official refurbished by Huawei and cannot be regarded as a brand new phone. It has two versions: 8GB+128GB and 8GB+256GB, but the former cannot be purchased at present. The 8GB+256GB version is priced at 6699. For comparison, when this phone was first released, it was priced at 6,999 yuan in the same specification.
In addition to Huawei Mate40 Pro, the Huawei Mate X2, which was previously removed from the shelves, has also been re-launched, equipped with Kirin 9000 5G, and 8GB+256GB, priced at 17,499 yuan, which is 500 yuan lower than the price of the same specification when it was released.
officially stated that although it is a refurbished model, these mobile phones are all from Huawei's official genuine products. After Huawei's official renovation process, it includes Huawei's original accessories and has been packaged in a brand new way. The overall appearance is close to the new phone, and it can enjoy an official one-year warranty, supporting 7-day no-reason returns, and returns and exchanges within 15 days.
Huawei official refurbished machine after-sales service is not much different from the normal new machine. Looking at the product comment area, some consumers have purchased official refurbished machine, with a favorable review rate of 99%.
Huawei Mate40 Pro and Mate X2 are mobile phones of special significance. It doesn’t matter if you really like to buy them. But from the perspective of simply purchasing a machine, official flashing machine has always been a "cautiously selected" category, which is mainly reflected in after-sales service and the service life of its own parts. In addition, Huawei will continue to launch new phones next year, such as the P60 series, although it is likely to be 4G.
