The Mate 10 Pro adds a couple of bonus extras, such as IP67 waterproofing, a more exciting display with its 18:9 aspect ratio, more RAM and more storage, but it has a lower
resolution than the Mate 10 and it doesn't offer microSD support for storage expansion.
Already rendered based on factory CADs (computer - aided designs), this is widely expected to stick to a screen with a traditional 16:9 aspect ratio and, most likely, a humbler
resolution than the Mate 10 Pro's 2880 x 1440 pixel count.
Not exact matches
The
Mate 10 Pro has a
resolution of 2,160 x 1,080, which is oddly lower
than the
Mate 10's 2,560 x 1,440
resolution, but CNET notes the displays don't look noticeably different from each other.
The Huawei
Mate 9's display
resolution can be assumed to be a design choice, rather
than a technical one, as the GPU is more
than capable of pushing QHD.
The Porsche Design
Mate 9 aside, Huawei has always stuck to its guns when it came to adopting higher
resolutions and the
Mate 9 screen goes to show that you don't always need more
than Full HD.
The Porsche Design
Mate 9 has a smaller, higher
resolution display
than the
Mate 9, which delivers Full HD
resolution on a 5.9 - inch screen.
The Porsche Design version meanwhile has a smaller screen
than the standard
Mate 9 at 5.5 - inches, not only is it AMOLED, but it gets a bump in
resolution to 2560 x 1440 Quad HD.
The V10's display is LCD instead of AMOLED, which means that the effective color
resolution of the Honor V10 is higher
than the
Mate 10 Pro's AMOLED display, as it uses a RGB matrix instead of a PenTile matrix, but it remains to be seen how the display quality holds up to the
Mate 10 Pro's display.
Its
resolution is lower
than the
Mate 10 however, at 1920 x 1080 pixels, resulting in a pixel density of 373ppi.
What's interesting here is that the screen
resolution on this device is actually higher
than the regular
Mate 10, which is believed to be 1080p Full HD.
The
resolution is lower
than the
Mate 10 however, at 2160 x 1080 pixels, for a pixel density of 402ppi.
The screen will be 6 Inches in size and will have a
resolution of 2160 x 1080 pixels which is better
than the previous iteration of the lineup, the
Mate 9.
While I get why Huawei's upgraded the Pro with a 6 - inch screen 18:9 OLED display, its
resolution tops out at 1920 x 1080, which is lower
than the 2560 x 1440 5.9 - inch 16:9 LCD display you get on the standard
Mate 10.
The colorful AMOLED in the
Mate 10 Pro is 6 inches, but sports a slightly lower
resolution than some of the flagship pack at 2,160 x 1,080 pixels, though you're unlikely to notice.
It's a 6 - inch screen on the front with a 2160 x 1080 pixel
resolution, and like the View 10, a fingerprint sensor is underneath it, rather
than on the back like the Huawei
Mate 10 Pro.