DxOMark: HUAWEI Pura 70 Ultra's cameras crushed the competition, scored 163 points

Above everyone else by a mile? Camera testing labs DxOMark today published the rating of the new HUAWEI Pura 70 Ultra imaging capabilities.

File photo: HUAWEI Pura70 Ultra in Shenzhen, China

Not even close!

The camera system of the HUAWEI Pura 70 Ultra (PHP 79,999) scored a jaw-dropping 163 points leaving the rest of the competition in the dust.

The breakdown of the rating:

Camera score breakdown

Photo - 169 (top score)

Bokeh - 85 (top score)

Preview - 82

Zoom - 164 (top score)

Video - 148 

Friends & Family for Portrait and group photos and videos - 154 (top score)

Lowlight - 138 (top score)

The nearest competition of the Pura 70 Ultra at DxOMark is the newly announced HONOR Magic6 Pro (PHP 59,999) only has an average score of 158 points. The new HUAWEI flagship also bested the Mate 60 Pro+ and the OPPO Find X7 Ultra with 157 points.

Compared with the Apple iPhone 15 Pro Max (154 points), the Pura 70 Ultra is ahead by 9 points overall. But for videos, the iPhone 15 Pro Max is still the top scorer at DxOMark.

According to DxOMark, the HUAWEI Pura 70 Ultra is a very versatile camera that provides the best-in-class mobile photography experience to date. It is also said to be suitable for all types of photo-taking situations and lighting conditions, can produce consistent excellent images, and has the best zoom on a phone today in all ranges.

The camera testing authority also praised its accurate and fast autofocus, natural blur in Portraits, and excellent close-up and macro capabilities.

To recap, the handset highlights a pop-out 50MP 1-inch sensor f/1.6~f/4.0 w/ super focus, OIS + 40MP f/2.2 Ultra-Wide Angle Camera + 50MP f/2.1 Ultra Lighting Telephoto Camera w/ 3.5x optical zoom, up to 100x digital zoom, OIS, macro + LED flash. It is one of the most sophisticated camera arrays found on modern high-end smartphones.

To read DxOMark's full assessments of the Pura 70 Ultra camera system, click the source link below.

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Source: DxOMark