Huawei has just freshly launched the HUAWEI P30 Series, comprising the HUAWEI P30 and the HUAWEI P30 Pro. Excitingly enough, these devices are the most advanced camera smartphones currently available on the market, and can even give professional cameras a run for their money.
Take Smartphone Photography to the Next Level
The HUAWEI P30 Series aims to elevate your standards of smartphone photography. It features cutting-edge technology such as the HUAWEI SuperSpectrum Sensor, an extreme optical HUAWEI SuperZoom lens, a new Time of Flight (TOF) camera, and better OIS and AIS image stabilization technology.
Huawei aims to deviate from and go beyond the norm by replacing traditional RGBG Bayer filters with their 1/1.7-inch RYYB HUAWEI SuperSpectrum Sensor, which boasts superior yellow pixels that yield a high maximum ISO rating of 204,800 and 409,600 on the HUAWEI P30 and HUAWEI P30 Pro, respectively. Their new SuperZoom lens also offers a new level of zoom you would not typically expect from such a slender device, while their TOF camera measures distance and depth precisely to allow for the simulation of multiple levels of bokeh—from a focused background to a creamy, Leica-style blur. This ensures that the subject of your photograph is always clearly highlighted, and that your shots have perfect composition every time.
Open Up Your World to Smarter Possibilities
With the Huawei P30 or P30 Pro, you are no longer handicapped by dingy settings or a lack of light; the large RYYB sensor and Huawei AIS + OIS work hand in hand to produce brighter images under any conditions, and also steadily produce detailed night shots. Furthermore, with a new Leica Quad Camera system, a 40MP main camera with a 20MP ultra-wide angle camera and an 8MP telephoto camera, you can now give even your most casual selfies a uniquely professional touch. This is accentuated by the Huawei AI HDR+ which mobilises both front and rear cameras to combine multiple photos taken in quick succession to reduce the occurrence of overexposed and backlit selfies. Selfie-lovers will rejoice, because their Super Portrait Mode has been engineered and upgraded to capture the tiniest details in crystal-clear quality. With the help of depth information, 4-in-1 pixel binning and proprietary algorithms to produce outstanding images with a defocused background and a highly detailed subject, you can now take professional-looking selfies wherever you are, whenever you like.
Moreover, HUAWEI P30 Series users can enjoy the luxury of customising their new smartphones with selected digital artworks by 10 world-renowned artists, made available in the HUAWEI Themes app. This is not only a move to celebrate the launch of the HUAWEI P30 Series, but the app itself is a response by Huawei to the growing demands of customers to be able to customise and enhance their user experience in meaningful, unique and sophisticated ways. The newly added artworks include prestigious masterpieces such as Starry Night Over the Rhône by Vincent van Gogh, Portrait of a Young Woman, Vaite (Jeanne) Goupil by Paul Gauguin, and Liberty Leading the People by Eugène Delacroix.
Available in classic Black and three new gradient finishes—Amber Sunrise, Breathing Crystal and Aurora, the Huawei P30 and P30 Pro are designed with a groundbreaking high-yield inkjet process that was first developed by Huawei. The Huawei P30 Series will be available in Singapore from April 6, at the recommended retail price of S$998 for the Huawei P30 and S$1,398 for the Huawei P30 Pro. Pop by VivoCity, Central Court Level 1, from 10am to 10pm over the weekend and walk away with an additional premium gift set worth up to S$470 comprising a Watch GT and JBL Clip 2 with every purchase of the HUAWEI P30 or P30 Pro, while stocks last.
Alternatively, you may choose to preorder through local telecommunication operators and at Huawei Official Store with Lazada from March 27, and shoppers at Lazada will be pleased to know that an upsized variant of the HUAWEI P30 Pro with 512GB storage will be exclusively available for them in limited quantities.
