At the beginning of this decade, any smartphone with a display larger than 5 inches was considered huge. Today, anything better than 5.5 inches is considered very small due to better technology and higher aspect ratio, while something over 6.5 inches is considered quite large. However, Huawei does not always like the lead of this industry.

The ASUS Mate 20 X was launched in October and features a large 7.2-inch OLED display with a variety of flagship product specifications. Now, the already impressive smartphones are being upgraded in the form of 5G connections, and the results are incredible.

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In order to be able to show impressive creativity, Huawei named its latest flagship product Mate 20 X (5G), once to show its new 5G features. It represents the brand’s first commercial 5G smartphone and is the only device on the market that is certified to use the 5G network standard at the same time.

Like the 4G LTE model, this new product is powered by Huawei’s newest and most powerful product, the Kirin 980. The latter is not as powerful as Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 855 or Apple’s A12 Bionic, but in most cases still maintains its strengths and succeeds in creating a happy experience. However, due to the existence of 5G, this was quickly offered a whole new level by some other devices.

During the 5G network test in Vodafone, Spain, the Mate 20 X (5G) was able to achieve an incredible 694 Mbps download speed. On the other hand, the peak upload speed is also very impressive, at 37.2 Mbps. In contrast, in the United States, 4G LTE network download and upload speeds are usually between 30-35 Mbps and 10-15 Mbps, respectively.

When it comes to everyday scenes, things are crazy. The YouTube video loading buffer is now a thing of the past, and Instagram’s Feed and Stories are ready to blink. The next generation of speed is especially noticeable when installing large applications. The application can now be used in significantly shorter times than by clicking the download button and waiting for the progress bar to fill up.

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In the related description, the original Mate 20 X was marketed as a gamer’s device due to its large number of displays and batteries. The 5G variant inherits this focus, but it may be a better choice for hardcore gamers there. After all, the speed increase brought by 5G means that cloud games can now experience seamlessly. Again, it takes much less time to download additional content after installing the app.