Introduction to Huawei P60 Screen Resolution

The screen resolution of mobile phones is also one of the key issues that many consumers are concerned about. After all, higher resolution means better visual effects. Whether it's watching TV dramas, movies, or playing games, it's quite good. Therefore, many people tend to purchase a phone that supports 2K resolution. So what is the screen resolution of Huawei P60, which will be officially launched soon by Huawei?

Introduction to Huawei P60 Screen Resolution

1080P

The biggest difference between a 2k screen on a mobile phone and a 1080p is mainly in pixel density. From a practical perspective, the display clarity of a 2k screen is higher than that of a 1080p.

In terms of parameters, the standard 1080p screen resolution is 1920x1080, and the 2k resolution is 2560 × 1440. But this is based on the traditional 16:9 screen, and many mobile phones nowadays do not have a 16:9 ratio, so using pixels to describe them would be more intuitive. Standard 1080p screen pixels 1920x1080=2073600, 2k2560 × 1440=3686400.

After accepting the pixels, it will be easier for us to describe them again. A 2k screen with the same size will have 78% more pixels than a 1080p screen. In simple terms, this pixel is the point used to emit light. When a screen has more points to emit light, it can display more light details, resulting in a higher clarity.

The above is a specific introduction to the Huawei P60 screen resolution. Although it does not support 2K resolution, in daily use, 2K resolution also brings greater power consumption and has an impact on battery life. Moreover, in actual experience, it is actually quite large, so not just beginners can still consider this model!