The company’s application to register the Mate60 Pro trademark has been rejected, causing Huawei to lose its leading position in the trademark race

Huawei lost its leading position in the trademark race as its application to register the Mate60 Pro trademark was rejected

【PhoneAuto News】After the launch of the Huawei Mate 60 series smartphones, it sparked a buying frenzy. According to Tianyancha App, a hygiene products company in Foshan recently applied to register the trademark “MATE 60PRO” for medical products, which attracted attention. Recently, a notice of withdrawal of the trademark registration application was displayed, indicating that the company has withdrawn the aforementioned trademark application. What’s even more outrageous is that the company has also applied for the “70Pro” trademark.

According to media reports, previously, staff from the Foshan Intellectual Property Center stated that for influential names like “Mate60 Pro,” the possibility of trademark application rejection would be relatively high.

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Not only Huawei-related trademarks like Mate60 Pro, but even the trademark “” (Far Ahead) has been seized by other companies.

Tianyancha App shows that two companies in Shenzhen previously applied to register the trademark “” (Far Ahead), with international classification in scientific instruments and education and entertainment, and the current trademark status is both in the application process. In fact, even earlier, several companies and individuals had applied to register the trademark “” (Far Ahead), with international classifications including communication services, advertising sales, and some of these trademarks have already been registered.

However, Huawei’s “” (Illegal Master) trademark has not been seized. Tianyancha App shows that Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd. has applied to register two “” (Extraordinary Master) trademarks, with international classifications involving jewelry and watches, scientific instruments, and both trademarks are already registered. In addition, clothing companies, smart home companies, and several individuals have previously applied to register the “” (Extraordinary Master) trademark, with international classifications involving daily chemical products, metal materials, advertising sales, and some of these trademarks have already been registered.

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