The Mate series, which stands at the top of Huawei's mobile phones, was launched in December 2015, and the successor model Mate9 this year is rumored to be distributed ahead of the previous year. On August 11, Huawei Mate9 unexpectedly GFXBench's database exposed:

The SoC code of the machine is HiSilicon Hi3660, while the Kirin 950 on mate8 (not Kirin 955 as other media said) The code is Hi3650。 If nothing happens, this SoC should be the real Kylin 960.

But what is more disappointing is that this The 8-core processor only increases the maximum frequency to 2.6GHz. The Kirin 955 is 2.5G, and the Kirin 950 is 2.3G. It is likely that it only increases the frequency of the A72 core. The GPU is still Mali-T880, and it will be MP4 (4-core T880) without accident.

After correcting the error of GFXBench database values, it can be basically confirmed that the remaining configurations of Mate9 in this version are 4G memory and 64G storage, equipped with a 5.9-inch 1080P screen (Mate8 is 6 inches), and a 12 million pixel camera in the rear. This time, 4K video recording is supported (it is estimated that the DSP image sensor has been upgraded), and the front camera is 8 million pixels.