During the Mate 30 event, Huawei also announced its own 4K TV, named Huawei Vision TV. The TV uses Harmony OS software (like the previously released Honor Vision and Vision Pro models), TechRadar reports.
The Huawei Vision TV will be available in sizes of 55, 65 and 75 inches, while it features a 4K Quantum Dot display, refresh rates up to 120Hz, thin metal frames, as well as a pop-up camera for video conferencing. Harmony OS is capable of serving as a hub for smart home devices that support the HiLink platform.
Huawei also highlighted the TV's AI capabilities, while describing the device as a "big screen smart speaker". The TV supports voice commands and has the possibility of facial recognition and the options of tracking movements, KOHA Ditore writes. AI mode is also integrated which helps protect children's eyes (probably by filtering blue light). Vision also enables "one-hop projection" from Huawei phones. The TV remote has a touchpad and charges via the USB-C port.
Huawei hasn't released information on the price or availability of the Vision TV, although the Honor Vision models have only been released for the China market, so we wouldn't be surprised if the Huawei Vision TV doesn't appear in Europe.
