Based on information shared by the well-informed blogger Dingjiao Digital, the upcoming Huawei Mate 70 Air will forgo 3D facial recognition technology and is poised to be powered by the cutting-edge Kirin 9020 series chipset. More specifically, the 12GB RAM variant will be outfitted with the Kirin 9020B chip, whereas the 16GB RAM model will boast the Kirin 9020A chip. Both the Kirin 9020A and Kirin 9020B, as variants stemming from the Kirin 9020, retain an octa-core architecture arranged in a 1+3+4 configuration, albeit with tweaks made to the CPU clock frequencies for optimized performance. The Mate 70 Air is predicted to sport a 6.9-inch, 1.5K resolution, quad-curved display with uniform depth, all while maintaining a sleek profile with a mere 6.5-millimeter thickness. This device will be offered in three elegant color choices: Starry Black, Feather White, and Golden Silk Silver. Additionally, it will cater to diverse connectivity needs by supporting both traditional physical SIM cards and the modern eSIM dual-solution setup.