From the hardware point of view, the differences are almost completely absent compared to the P40 Pro. We have the Kirin 990 5G octa core CPU with Mali G76 MP16 graphics processor, 8 GB of RAM and 512 GB of internal memory UFS 3.0 expandable through Huawei proprietary nanoMemory. The difference is therefore in the amount of internal memory, doubled. Speaking of connectivity, we have 5G (Stand Alone and non-SA), Wi-Fi 6, Bluetooth 5.1, the NFC chip and also the infrared port. Here too there is no lack of video output support via USB-C 3.1 technology. The removable trolley then houses two nanoSIMs, but the possibility of hosting an eSIM in this smartphone remains present. Biometric unlocks are not bad: we have a good optical fingerprint reader inside the display. Face unlocking is performed by the front camera and supported by the infrared emitter (but still a 2D unlock, although more secure). The audio is unfortunately mono and emitted only by the lower speaker: lots of power and good quality, but unfortunately it is possible to cover it by mistake with your hand. The ear capsule is absent and the audio during calls is propagated through the display. There is no audio jack for headphones with the 3.5mm connector.