Huawei Mate 40 Pro has a screen from BOE, LG, Samsung, but also a surprise internal component, of own production

The revelations about the Huawei Mate 40 Pro continue, which has begun to reach reviewers and stores around the world. Today we find out what components are inside and where the manufacturers come from. We find out the screen is supplied by 3 companies, and a surprising internal component, made by Huawei.

The information comes from the rumor @DigitalChatStation, from which we learn that Huawei Mate 40 Pro has the screens provided by Samsung, LG and BOE. The voice also needs methods to find out from whom the screen has the Mate 40 Pro phone you have in your possession:

1. put a drop of water on the screen and take a picture of a Macro camera on another phone
2. in the Developer options section get the error log, open that file and look for the particle “LCD_name”. If it’s Samsung, it has a suffix 90, LG 100, and BOE 190
3. put the screen under the microscope

Huawei Mate 40 Pro has a 6.76 inch screen, an OLED curved at the edges at 88 degrees, with a resolution of 2772 x 1344 pixels. It has a 90Hz refresh rate and 240Hz tactile sampling rate. It also has a pill cutout for the selfie camera, but also an in-screen fingerprint reader.

Meanwhile, we discover that the Huawei Mate 40 RS Porsche Design version has a memory chip inside it developed by Huawei. A dissection to show us what components we get inside the phone with the octagonal camera. Basically the components are the same as the Mate 40 Pro, that position and identity.

The difference is that we have an IR temperature sensor and tech bloggers in China write that the Mate 40 Pro + and Mate 40 Porsche Design are the first phones with internal flash memory, type SFS 1.0. This would be almost 2x faster than UFS 3.1 at write and read speeds (1280MB / s write compared to UFS 3.1 which has 700MB / s).