Huawei's next-generation Pura 100 series devices are said to be changing the design scheme. And that's an important factor for photography-centric buyers. The upcoming range will get a widescreen display style for the more premium models in H1 2027.
Tipster reveals engineering sample specs for 2027 launch
That's a big departure from the large square screens of the last generation. It's also a much better canvas for photography and video tasks.
Specifications
- Pura 100 Display Size: 6.6-inch
- Pura 100 Pro/Max Display Size: 6.39-inch
- Pura 100 Pro/Max Display Shape: Widescreen
- Pura 90 Display Size: 6.8-inch
- Pura 90 Pro Display Size: 6.6-inch
There are said to be a standard Pura 100 model, Pura 100 Pro, and Pura 100 Pro Max. Tipster Digital Chat Station has revealed some details from an engineering sample of these models. According to the source, the standard Pura 100 won't be that different in terms of size. But the Pro models will sport a different aspect ratio.
In terms of display size, the standard model is said to have a 6.6-inch panel. The Pura 100 Pro and Pro Max models are said to sport a widescreen 6.39-inch panel. That's a stark change from the screen sizes for the current Pura 90 series.
The last Pura 90 series had a 6.8-inch screen for the standard model and a 6.9-inch screen for the Pro Max. The Pura 90 Pro model has a 6.6-inch screen. The new 6.39-inch widescreen aspect ratio of the Pro models will help present the phones as photography-centric models.
We've been keeping a close eye on the Huawei Pura 100 Pro following the launch of the Huawei Pura 90 Pro Max gets 200MP telephoto for global launch. The last generation established a standard for the hardware specs of the current generation. We're hearing that the Pura 100 series is more focused on physical design changes rather than camera sensor updates.
Note that these specs and 2027 release date haven't been officially confirmed by Huawei. This is just based on what a tipster found in an engineering prototype. So users should wait for official word before deciding to buy the next Pura generation.
Source: GIZMOCHINA




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