In a size comparison, the gigantic Mate 20 X 5G still dwarfs the rest of the Mate lineup, including our Mate 30 Pro.

But at 1.1 mm tall, the 30 Pro's camera bump is more than double that of the 0.4 mm bump on last year's vanilla 20 Pro.

Meanwhile, the 88° "ultra curved" display makes for a sleek-looking device, and will make you fumble for a good hold on the slick back.

It also ships with a bumper containing cutouts on the sides for some smooth volume control—potentially hampering its bumper function, and maybe even obscuring the Quad-Finger Game Control.

We’re curious about how those display curves look from the inside. Historically, we've found that curved displays are a big pain to remove.

At the upper edge of the screen, the Mate 30 Pro's additional 3D depth-sensing camera also takes a lot more space than the camera in the tiny teardrop notch of its predecessor.