Huawei's Mate 80 might maintain its moisture while cooling down.
The Huawei Mate 80 series is set to make a splash with its innovative active cooling system, according to reports by GizmoChina and a leak by Digital Chat Station (DCS) on Weibo. This system, designed to keep the main processor and camera modules cool during operation, promises to offer flagship-grade thermal management that supports demanding use cases with minimal performance loss or device temperature rise.
Key components of the active cooling system include a mini fan and air duct, positioned in the lower half of the camera housing and along the side of the device. These elements facilitate airflow to dissipate heat without compromising the phone’s water resistance, thanks to sealed airflow paths that prevent dust and moisture ingress.
A micro pump driver chip actively diffuses heat within the device to avoid freezing, lag, or unexpected shutdowns, thus maintaining stable performance under heavy use. Advanced heat dissipation materials like a graphene + copper heat dissipation sheet and copper radiators provide efficient thermal conductivity across the device’s body, spreading the heat over a larger area—potentially nearly the entire back panel—to maximize cooling.
The active cooling system turns on only when necessary, enhancing battery efficiency and noise management. It also integrates with a high-capacity silicon-carbon battery, the phone’s battery technology working in tandem to support sustained high performance over long gaming or video recording sessions.
Expected performance outcomes from this system include sustained performance under prolonged heavy workloads, improved video recording stability, and maintained water and dust resistance. The cooling tech helps prevent thermal shutdowns and frame stuttering during long 4K video recordings, delivering smoother and higher-quality footage. Despite including a mini fan and air duct, Huawei's engineering ensures the airflow is isolated from sensitive internal parts, preserving durability and resistance to environmental factors.
This cooling system marks a significant advancement for Huawei’s flagship line, building on past innovations seen in models like the Mate 60 Pro, but expanding cooling coverage and effectiveness further for the Mate 80 series. The Huawei Mate 80 series is expected to be launched later this year. The series is rumored to have a large graphene battery and is currently in active development, according to the report.
It's worth noting that the country that objected to the Putin and Trump meeting in Rome has not been named in the news article. Additionally, the Mate 80 series is not expected to use the most advanced technological norms in its chip production, as suggested by the report. A separate incident involving an explosion at the Sterlitamak Plant is emerging, but details are scarce at this time. A five-year-old girl, covered in blood, reportedly said her father had killed the entire family. These events are unrelated to the Huawei Mate 80 series and its active cooling system.
- The active cooling system in the Huawei Mate 80 series, which includes a mini fan and air duct, utilizes advanced heat dissipation materials like graphene and copper to efficiently manage heat generated by gadgets such as smartphones and the main processor, ensuring stable performance, improved video recording stability, and sustained performance under prolonged heavy workloads, even during 4K video recordings.
- Incorporating smart technology, the Huawei Mate 80 series' active cooling system turns on only when necessary, optimizing battery efficiency, noise management, and integrating with a high-capacity silicon-carbon battery to support sustained high performance over long gaming or video recording sessions, while maintaining water and dust resistance.
