If you are looking for a phone that lets you activate three SIM cards simultaneously, the new Huawei Mate 90 Pro Max is the answer
Smartphone technology is limited to only offering two active SIM cards due to RF (radio frequency) chains and antennas, power limitations, and industry standards. However, Huawei managed to find a solution to this.
The Huawei Mate 90 Pro Max can actually house two physical SIMs and two eSIMs. Nonetheless, you have the option to activate two for the former and one in the latter. Yet Huawei states that two of these active connections must be supported by a single Chinese carrier.
To recall, the device comes in 12GB/512GB and 16GB/512GB variants, which sell for CN¥9499 ($1417) and CN¥9999 ($1491), respectively. It also offers the following specs:
- Kirin 9050 Pro (Kirin 9050 for 12GB variant)
- 12GB and 16GB RAM (Collector’s Edition only available in 16GB)
- 512GB and 1TB storage options
- 6.9” FHD+ 1-120Hz LTPO OLED (dual-layer) with Third Generation Kunlun Glass (Xuanwu Kunlun Glass for Collector’s Edition)
- 50MP f/1.4-f/4.0 RYYB main camera with OIS + 40MP RYYB ultrawide + 200MP RYYB telephoto macro with OIS and 4x optical zoom + Third Gen Red Maple
- 13MP selfie camera
- 6800mAh battery
- 100W wired, 50W wireless, 18W wired reverse, and wireless reverse charging
- HarmonyOS 7.0
- IP68 and IP69 ratings
- Side-mounted fingerprint scanner
- Emerald Green, Rose Gold, Crystal White, and Obsidian Black
