After the giant event held yesterday by the South Korean manufacturer, where they introduced the new Samsung Galaxy S10 and several other gadgets, Huawei wasted no time. Just a few minutes after the Galaxy S10 was revealed, the Chinese manufacturer resorted to Twitter to ‘open hostilities‘.
Unfortunately, this seems to have already been established with a very negative trend of Huawei, worrying more about being marginally superior to the competition. Instead of just trying to improve as much as possible between each of its new products. So they took advantage of the situation to try to increase the hype about the arrival of the new Huawei P30 and P30 Pro.
Through their official account on Twitter, they have published several images and videos where they try to lower the real value of the new Samsung Galaxy S10, while they put in a much higher level its current Mate 20 Pro and the still to present, Huawei P30.
Huawei returns to make their own and launches against the Samsung Galaxy S10
At first glance, they focused only on trying to demonstrate that the Galaxy S10 does not outperform its current top-of-the-line, Huawei Mate 20 Pro. In the first image, they highlight support for 3D facial recognition. Secondly, they welcome Samsung, who has just entered the ‘triple camera club’. Still affirming that they already have the ‘best places’.
In the publications that promoted the arrival of the Huawei P30, the Chinese manufacturer decided that it would be a good idea to use the “S” as the “Standard” (ie, vulgar…) rating for the Samsung Galaxy S10. On the other hand, the “P” of your new smartphone has assumed definitions like “Professional”, “Powerful”, “Premium”, etc.
Fans of Samsung, or not, it is impossible to classify their new top of the range as vulgar. No matter how good the new Huawei smartphones will be, the Samsung Galaxy S10 / S10 Plus will always continue to present itself as one of the best smartphones of the year.
Once again, the Chinese manufacturer focused on the alleged photographic capabilities of its new smartphones. Indicating that the true zoom is to arrive next March 26 in Paris.
When will Huawei learn what really matters?
This kind of ‘mischief’ and comparisons are totally unnecessary. Huawei has entered a vicious circle where it seems only to care about ‘hitting the competition’ in the worst possible way. That is, it does not matter what they do, as long as it is 1 millimeter thinner than their rival, or has half a megapixel.
The countdown to the next big thing is on. Join us 26.03.2019. #RewriteTheRules #HUAWEIP30 pic.twitter.com/bkEJJdt3vm
— Huawei Mobile (@HuaweiMobile) February 20, 2019
This philosophy, which only harms the brand, is quite noticeable in all of its presentation events. Where the big highlight always goes to direct comparison with your competitors. Certainly, on the 26th, we will see another head-to-head between the Huawei P30 and the Samsung Galaxy S10. Instead of a true presentation of the new top of the range.
We’ve got staying power, do you? Long-lasting battery on the #HUAWEIMate20 Series. pic.twitter.com/iFyOY082UN
— Huawei Mobile (@HuaweiMobile) February 20, 2019
The extent of this negative attitude on the part of Huawei could be observed yesterday on Twitter. Where they decided to be more important to say that the battery of the Galaxy S10 Plus (4100mAh) is too small and that its battery of 4200mAh is perfect to last all day… its just 100mAh different sire! 🙂
