Chinese manufacturer Huawei recently released a mammoth phablet at the CES event that will holds up against Samsung's Galaxy Note 2.

If you think that the 5.5 inches screen size of the Samsung Galaxy Note 2 is big enough, the 6.1 inches screen of Ascend Mate is far massive that Samsung's phablet.

Aside from its ludicrous 6.1-inch, 361 ppi display, the Ascend Mate has a 4050mAh battery and a 1.5GHz HiSilicon K3V3 quad-core chip, both of which it will need to handle that wild screen that makes up 73 percent of the whole device. It runs Android Jelly Bean and has built-in augmented reality navigation capability and split-screen multi-tasking.

Samsung's phablet made quite a buzz last year as it boasts some amazing features such as incredibly fast processor, massive screen display, S-Pen and 4G/LTE connectivity. Below are the comparison of the specs and features of the two devices.

Below is the comparison between Samsung Galaxy Note 2 and Huawei Ascend Mate.

Screen Display - Huawei Ascend Mate boasts a huge 6.1 inches screen display with 1920x1080 pixel resolution that belittled Samsung Galaxy Note 2's 5.5 inch screen with 1280×720 pixel resolution.

Processor - The Ascend Mate is powered by a 1.8GHz dual-core processor with 1GB of RAM that is nothing compared to the Note 2's quad core processor clocked at 1.6GHz with 2GB of RAM.

Operating System - Both phablets run with the 4.1 version of the Jelly Bean OS.

Storage - The Ascend Mate has an internal storage of 16GB while its rival is available in 16GB, 32GB and 64GB variants.

Camera - Both devices has 8MP rear cameras. However, Samsung's phablet gained an upper hand with its 1.9MP front shooter compared to Ascend Mate's 1.0MP front camera.

Battery - Huawei Ascend Mate packed a 4050mAh battery that wins over Samsung Galaxy Note 2's 3100mAh battery.

Samsung Galaxy Note 2 is available via Samsung Stores, online retailers and from three major Australian carriers. However, it is still unknown whether the Ascend Mate will be available in Australia.