Huawei's new Mate 70 Pro Premium Edition has sparked controversy due to its underclocked CPU and lower price tag. The company's decision to downplay the downgrade through a misleading pricing strategy has raised concerns about the product's performance and value. As a result, consumers may be misled into believing they are getting a better product than what is actually available.
Key Points
Huawei's decision to introduce a "Premium Edition" of the Mate 70 Pro with an underclocked CPU raises questions about the company's commitment to providing high-quality products.r
The use of a lower price tag on the company store Vmall to downplay the downgrade from the original Kirin 9020 chipset is seen as misleading and potentially deceptive.r
The lack of transparency in the product listing has led to confusion among consumers, highlighting the need for clear and honest communication from manufacturers.
Huawei introduced the Mate 70 Pro back in November with a Kirin 9020 chipset and today the company introduced a somewhat confusing alternative version. Dubbed Premium Edition it will go on sale on March 5.
The name suggests an improved version, but in reality, it has an underclocked CPU and a lower price tag on the company store Vmall.
The listing did not actually mention the chip downgrade – we caught that in a separate Geekbench listing. The Huawei Mate 70 Pro Premium Edition has a model number PLR-AL50 with 1,450 score for a single core and 3,793 for multiple cores. These are...
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