The arrival of HarmonyOS to Huawei phones raises many questions for users, including several focused on the performance and evolution of the new system. Since the update in the beta version of HarmonyOS 2.0 in China began, we have been able to see images of what the aesthetics will finally arrive in Spain and now we also know what is the best and the worst of the system.
How could it be otherwise, problems have arisen around HarmonyOS in Huawei, although there are also some improvements with respect to the terminals that previously had Android. The deployment in our country has not yet started, but these complaints and praises from users who already speak of Huawei’s renewed system make us aware of what we can find and make a decision about everything that entails the switch from Android to HarmonyOS.
HarmonyOS glitches and complaints
We begin by reviewing the problems that have become complaints by users, where most of them focus on WiFi, since it seems that practically all devices that are already testing HarmonyOS 2.0 have speed problems when browsing via WiFi , as well. as one-off disconnections. This points to being a full-blown software glitch that could be fixed with an update.
However, a hoax has started in the network around which it is said that these problems occur because: “HarmonyOS hacks Android and is not certified by Wi-Fi Alliance, devices with HarmonyOS connected to the network through WiFi will have speeds slow network connections and dropped connections. “ This is totally false, since Huawei is Wi-Fi Alliance certified and nothing has changed in this regard when moving from Android to the new system. It would merely be a software failure and they have not been slow to deny from Huawei so that the rumor does not continue to spread.
Everything that improves on Huawei with HarmonyOS
On the other hand, Huawei phones that have already been able to test this software have come with improvements in various aspects that try to match or improve what is seen on Android. Now Huawei has greater freedom of movement and has applied major changes to the battery that have provided autonomy improvements in the system , at least in China where the Huawei P40, Mate 40 and Mate without Google services have achieved those results.
The aforementioned bugs regarding WiFi have also been taken into account in the latest updates, but without having completely solved the situation. In addition, improvements have been detected in the performance of the system, resulting more fluid than it was in Huawei phones with Android, as some tests have shown when browsing or improving the speed when launching apps. We will have to wait to see it first hand and find out if the change is finally for the better.
Source> Huaweicentral