Should I Upgrade to Mate 60?
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As the Mid-Autumn Festival and National Day holidays approach, the mobile phone industry is bustling with activity, particularly with Huawei's new product launch conference, which has garnered widespread attention. It is foreseeable that Huawei's holiday sales will be exceptionally hot.
With the stunning debut of Huawei Mate 60 RS, the Mate 60 series is about to be fully launched. As a loyal Huawei user, many people are eagerly awaiting the arrival of the new phone. As a Mate 40 Pro user, I must admit that the emergence of Mate 60 Pro has indeed stirred my heart. However, rational thinking tells me that it is not necessary to upgrade my phone at present, as Mate 40 Pro still performs exceptionally well. As for the newly introduced satellite phone function, I personally think it is not highly practical at present.
Everyone's usage habits and needs are different, and budgets also vary. The Mate 60 series is undoubtedly an attractive device, and it is precisely because it "surpasses" other devices that some consumers will choose to buy it.
Viewers who have watched the launch conference must have had the same feeling - Huawei MatePad Pro 13.2 is clearly designed to compete with Apple's iPad Pro. As the first terminal product of Starlight, it indeed has the capability to compete with iPad Pro.
Apart from Huawei's frequent moves, NIO has also made a big splash this month by launching its first smartphone, NIO phone, priced at over 6,000 yuan. The question is, as a non-NIO car owner, why should I give up mainstream mobile phone brands and choose this new product? For consumers, this is not a difficult question, and the answer is self-evident.
Meanwhile, Redmi's Note 13 series seems to have become a clear stream in the low-end smartphone market this month, with clear pricing and configuration. Although the price range of Note 13 series is not wide, it still provides diversified choices. The highest-end Pro+ version starts at 1,899 yuan, and as a flagship model, Note 13 Pro+ has attracted more attention than the Pro version. Currently, both models are selling hotly, so is it worth spending a few hundred yuan more to buy Pro+?
This issue's Q&A preview:
1、As a Mate 40 Pro user, should I upgrade to Mate 60?
2、How should I choose between Huawei MatePad Pro 13.2 and Apple iPad Pro?
3、Is Redmi Note 13 Pro+ worth upgrading to?
4、As a non-NIO car owner, is the price of NIO phone reasonable?
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