Questions about Huawei Mate 40 Pro

Thank you for your request :)

The headphones are included as well as the charger.

Huawei has only announced a case with an integrated ring light, see on this page below: "Your Best Vlog Partner" https://consumer.huawei.com/ch/phones/mate40-pro/ Digitec has not yet listed this item. Ask customer service if it can be ordered. Third-party cases are sure to come.

Delivery content: Charger, USB-C cable, SIM card Unfortunately not.

It won't come to Europe, no matter how many exclamation marks you throw around.

Good evening Bruno, I didn't finish it,I brought it back again,but I am also 70 years old,I have no problems at all with Android.

only via import

Unfortunately, we do not have any plans to add this product to our range at the moment, I am sorry.

Unfortunately no.

Unfortunately, we cannot provide any information on this.

According to Huawei's presentation and all reviewers yes

This is not intended for Europe. Only black and silver are available here. Also only in limited quantities.

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Without Google services? The best thing would probably be an iPhone, but having a phone where you have to install every app via sideload doesn't seem like a very good solution to me. I also don't think there will be many banking applications, this tinkering with alternative stores, I wouldn't do it. For sure, this is not a solution that will last in the long run. Well, China doesn't have Google services on Xiaomi phones either, but we don't live in China. And for me, the security of being able to get all the apps I need via a secure store, be it Apple or Google, would be more important than a few technical refinements. But that's just a matter of opinion.

No, these Supercharge chargers are not included in the delivery. The cable supplied is also not Supercharge-capable. The phone comes with a normal charger and a normal cable for charging. I would advise against Huawei as they do not have a Google Play Store. As an alternative with better features at a much lower price, I recommend the Xiaomi Mi 11, it has better features, better display, bigger battery, Google Play Store (and therefore access to all the banking and other critical apps) and costs less. It also comes with the fastest Snapdragon 888 processor currently available and weighs about 20g less. It offers 50 watts of Qi wireless charging. In the global version sold by Digitec, a 55W GaN USB charger is already included in the scope of delivery of the Xiaomi Mi 11. Xiaomi Mi 11 (256GB, Midnight Gray, 6.81", Dual SIM, 108Mpx, 5G) GaN are chargers that get less hot, it is the latest generation charger to be had at the moment.

Google Play Store is not installed on the Huawei P40. You may be able to side-load this application using internet tutorials, but I highly doubt that critical banking applications should be run on a system that does not offer Google Play Store functionality. I would recommend you consider buying the Poco F3 5G phone, it closes less than half the size of the P40, has all the Google Play Store functionality out of the box. The Poco F3 also has G5, the same RAM and storage and the AMOLED screen has 120 Hz. CHF 399 at Digitec. Xiaomi Poco F3 (256GB, Deep Ocean Blue, 6.67", Dual SIM, 48Mpx, 5G) Alternatively, if money is not an option, you can also buy the Mi 11 5G. 799 from Digitec. Xiaomi Mi 11 (256GB, Horizon Blue, 6.81", Dual SIM, 108Mpx, 5G) Both phones are much faster than the P40.

Hello There are many tutorial videos (all working) about this on YouTube. For my part I first transferred all my applications from my old phone with Clone Phone. Afterwards I use Petal Search for the update. For the applications that don't run because of GMS (which are very few) I use a web browser. It could look like a complex, but it's not, personally I find it very playful as it reminds me of Androide in its early days. I hope that my answer will be useful to you.

There will be no cover included in the scope of delivery. 5G is supported by the smartphone, but a corresponding 5G (data) subscription is required. Real unlimited 5G data subscriptions (unlimited data and up to 2 GB/s) are relatively expensive.

Yes, it works.

I think it is only sold in China. Greetings

I don't understand the question.

At the moment we have no information about this and we are sorry.

Huawei has not supplied a cover for some time now.

Yes, this should be possible according to our information. Please contact mobiles@digitec.ch directly if you have any further questions.

Scope of delivery: Charger, USB-C cable, SIM card There is no protection included. Unfortunately, there are no plans to add this to our range at the moment. I'm sorry about that.

No, unfortunately not. https://www.digitec.ch/de/Information/PaymentOptions