Huawei has released the Ruiying Z10, a camera attachment designed for its Mate 90 Pro Max and Mate 90 RS flagship smartphones. This accessory distinguishes itself from other teleconverter lenses by incorporating its own image sensor, rather than solely relying on the phone's internal camera system.
The Z10 attaches directly to compatible phones, utilizing a screw-mount around the camera island on the Mate 90 Pro Max and Mate 90 RS models. It uses the phone for power, processing, and software integration.
The Ruiying Z10 features a 1-inch-type, 50-megapixel RYYB sensor, which is larger than any sensor found within the phones themselves. This larger sensor, combined with a 24–240mm true zoom lens and a variable aperture of f/2.0-f/4.5, represents a significant enhancement to the photographic capabilities of the connected device.
This setup allows for long-distance photography and greater control over focal length, surpassing the limitations of typical smartphone cameras and fixed-focal-length teleconverters.
Weighing 346g, the Ruiying Z10 is described as large for a phone accessory, but remains more portable than many mirrorless cameras. Its design allows for direct attachment without an intermediary case.
The price of the Ruiying Z10 is ¥5,999, approximately $895, making it a premium accessory that costs more than some flagship phones.
The Ruiying Z10 is specifically compatible with the collector’s edition of the Mate 90 Pro Max and its Mate 90 RS variant. These are the only models in the new Mate 90 series that feature the necessary screw-mount for the attachment.
The Mate 90 Pro Max and Mate 90 RS themselves include advanced camera systems, such as a 50-megapixel variable aperture main camera, a 200-megapixel 4x periscope telephoto, and a 40-megapixel ultrawide. They also feature a 6.9-inch OLED display with 12,000 nits peak brightness, a 6,800mAh battery, and Huawei's Kirin 9050 Pro chip.
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Huawei introduced its Mate 90 Pro Max smartphone in China, featuring a 6.9-inch OLED display, Kirin 9050 chip, and Harmony OS 7.0. The device's main feature is the optional Z10 camera module, which offers a 1-inch sensor and 10x optical zoom, expanding the phone's photographic capabilities.
Huawei introduced the Ruiying Z10, a camera attachment for its Mate 90 Pro Max and Mate 90 RS phones, featuring a 1-inch-type, 50-megapixel RYYB sensor and a 24–240mm zoom lens. This accessory provides a significant upgrade to phone photography capabilities by integrating a larger sensor and a versatile zoom lens directly with the phone's processing power.