Check in with Huawei Mate 9 amid gadgets ban on US flights

Dubai - As travelers panic to pack their laptops and tablets in their luggage, those with a HUAWEI Mate 9 have little to worry about.

This week, the United States Department of Homeland Security announced all electronic devices larger than a smartphone in carry-on luggage must be checked in by passengers from select Middle Eastern countries traveling inbound to the US and UK.
As travelers panic to pack their laptops and tablets in their luggage, those with a HUAWEI Mate 9 have little to worry about.
Huawei's phablet powers e-mails and file sharing along with movies, gaming and social networking making it the best travel companion for transatlantic flights.
Equipped with a 4000mAh high-density battery and SuperCharge technology, the HUAWEI Mate 9 will keep your smartphone charged for up to two days of uninterrupted performance.

Travellers can play games, listen to music and even watch two full movies within 10 minutes of charging. The Super Safe 5-gate protection designed into the battery offers real-time voltage, current and temperature monitoring to eliminate safety hazards and safeguard battery life.
In addition to its entertainment and safety features, the Mate 9 can also meet the evolving demands of in-flight passengers' business needs. With high efficiency supported by the Kirin 960 chipset and industry-leading hardware, consumers can be productive by working on their HUAWEI smartphone which is enhanced by the 5.9" FHD display.
For more information, please visit http://consumer.huawei.com/ae-en/index.htm.
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