HUAWEI Pura90s series smartphones and HUAWEI FreeClip 2 S clip-on headphones.

      While Western brands are cautious with supplies, Chinese manufacturers feel at home in the Russian market, and orders for new devices can confidently be placed in online stores. Foreign publications monitoring the tech market increasingly note that innovations in the mobile industry today are dictated by China. And it seems that domestic retail completely agrees with this.

      At least, the commercial director of the MTS retail chain, Alexey Pomozov, has already stated that in the first half of 2026, Chinese brands accounted for more than 70% of smartphones sold in the country.

      In simpler terms, if you don't have a "Chinese" in your pocket, you are in the minority. And HUAWEI, apparently, does not intend to give up its positions, fueling consumer interest with bright new products and pleasant discounts. Image: press service of Huawei

      HUAWEI Pura90s smartphones

      The new product, judging by the declared specifications, aims to make you forget about the existence of professional photography equipment. The flagship Pro Max model features a 200 MP telephoto lens with a huge sensor that allows you to see details even of someone standing in the neighboring stand. Special emphasis is placed on real-time RAW image processing, which, combined with a 20x zoom and CIPA 7.0 stabilization system, turns shooting into a scientific experiment with predictably excellent results.

      But it’s not just about zoom. The main camera with a 50 MP RYYB sensor promises portraits that are impossible to look away from thanks to the play of light and shadow, while the second generation of XMAGE technology increases color accuracy by almost half. This is complemented by a 40 MP ultra-wide-angle lens and a 13 MP selfie camera for those who don’t forget about themselves.

      The body is protected by Kunlun Glass, which fights glare more effectively than sunglasses and promises to survive encounters with keys in your pocket. There’s also artificial intelligence that now gets involved in photography at all stages—from composition building to removing random passersby and glare, while the voice assistant Celia is ready to chat with you on any topic and assist during travels. The 6000 mAh battery supports fast charging of up to 100W.

      As for color options, the manufacturer clearly decided to please those who love to stand out. The Pro Max is available in powder pink, orange-blue, beige-purple, and classic graphite-black. The Pro version is a bit more modest but still offers a choice of pink-green, orange, white, and black. Image: press service of Huawei

      HUAWEI FreeClip 2 S headphones

      If smartphones are responsible for the picture, then the headphones take care of fashion and sound. HUAWEI FreeClip 2 S comes in two colors—deep blue and cosmic silver. The main feature here is not only the open design that allows you to hear the surrounding world but also the updated design of the charging case. It has become 20% larger, so now it can hold not only the gadget itself but also a couple of small accessories, which is quite convenient. Image: press service of Huawei

      The new model, like its predecessors, bets on an open design: the ears are not blocked, the sound remains clear, and you hear what is happening around you—which is more of a plus than a minus for the city. The charging case has not only a shiny metallic sheen but also an increase in internal volume by one-fifth. Now it easily accommodates not only the clips themselves but also a couple of small items like a key or a coin. The model is available in deep blue and cosmic silver, and discounts are valid until July 31, which is likely useful information for those who like to plan their budget without extra pressure on their psyche.