Roughly three weeks after being announced in Paris, the Huawei P30 and P30 Pro have finally been launched in Australia. We have all the details right here.
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The P30 Pro includes 8GB RAM and 256GB storage, with the regular P30 has 6GB RAM and 128GB storage.
It has also been given Huawei’s own Kirin 980 processor, which we first saw in the Mate 20 series last year.
As we have come to expect from Huawei, it has a great battery – 4,200mAh with 40W supercharge capabilities.
It also has the same reverse wireless charging that we first saw in the Mate 20 Pro, as well as an in-screen fingerprint scanner.
And that isn’t the only thing that is in-screen. The Pro has a speaker built into the display, which Huawei is calling it Acoustic Display Technology.
The camera of course is the real hero of this device and is our pick of the year. At least until the Mate 30 Pro lands.
While nice shots aren’t a surprise from a Huawei phone, the 10x hybrid zoom, 50x digital zoom and truly insane Night Mode certainly were. We’ll have more on that in our upcoming review, but we also wrote about it here.
Here are the rest of the specs:
Huawei P30/P30 Pro Specs
| Huawei P30 | Huawei P30 Pro | |
|---|---|---|
| Operating System | Android 9 (Pie) | Android 9 (Pie) |
| Display | 6.1-inch Huawei FullView OLED Display | 6.47-inch Huawei FullView Curved OLED Display |
| Body | 165g | 192g |
| Camera | Rear: Leica Triple Camera (40 MP HUAWEI SuperSpectrum Sensor (Wide angle, f/1.8) + 16 MP Ultra-wide angle (f/2.2) + 8 MP Tele lens) Front: 32MP (f/2.0) |
Rear: Leica Quad Camera (40 MP SuperSpectrum Sensor (Wide angle, f/1.6) + 20 MP Ultra-wide angle (f/2.2) + 8 MP Tele lens (f/3.4) + HUAWEI Time-of-Flight (TOF) Camera) Front: 32MP (f/2.0) |
| Processor | Kirin 980 | Kirin 980 |
| Memory/Storage | 6GB RAM/128GB storage | 8GB RAM/256GB storage |
| Sim Card | Single SIM/Dual SIM options | Single SIM/Dual SIM options |
| Battery | 3,650mAH battery | 4200mAh battery, 40W SuperCharge, 15W Wireless Supercharge 2.0, Reverse Wireless Charging |
| Network | Enhanced 4X4 MIMO / CA, LAA, LTE Cat.18 | Enhanced 4X4 MIMO / CA, LAA, LTE Cat.18 |
| Payment | NFC, MST | NFC, MST |
| Sensors | In-screen fingerprint sensor, Face Unlock | In-screen fingerprint sensor, Face Unlock |
| Audio | Acoustic display technology |
The Huawei P30 Pro will cost you $1,599 with the P30 coming in at $1,099. Both are avbailable in store and online from today.
In Australia the range will be available in two colours – Breathing Crystal and Aurora.
If you’re looking for a plan instead, we have you covered. Telstra will only be carrying the Pro, but Vodafone will have both handsets with a single-SIM.
As for Optus, it’s the only telco to have a dual-SIM version of the P30s.