A new leak from Weibo offers the latest updates on the first Huawei wide non-foldable phone, regarding its camera system, chip, and battery. Many details have emerged in the past few weeks about this flagship, but the current one covers key specifications.
DigitalChatStation was the first tipster to reveal details about the wide, non-foldable Huawei phone, and now the same leaker has shared insights on this device’s camera, chip, and battery.
The tipster has seen Huawei’s first wide candybar phone in the development stage and said that it appears pretty good. The entire phone has a thin and lightweight layout. Whether it follows a square, ring, or any other type of camera module is unclear.
In terms of imaging sensors, the framework includes a 50MP 1/1.3-inch large main camera, a 50MP small periscope sensor, probably with a 3x zoom level, and a multispectral lens. Ultrawide-angle shooter details are missing from the leak.
For the battery, the company could implement a 7000mAh cell pack in its rumored wide smartphone. Huawei has reportedly been developing several higher-energy-density batteries for future flagship devices such as 8000mAh and 10000mAh.
Perhaps one of these will debut with the respective model (Read More).
Huawei’s wide regular handset can equip a Kirin 9 series processor. It is in the rumors to debut by the end of this year, probably after the Mate 90 series official release.
An early input suggested that the Chinese tech giant is testing a 16:10 screen for its wide flat smartphone. Although it didn’t reveal the display size and other details.
- Huawei’s wide non-foldable phone could debut after the Mate 90 launch
- Huawei Pura series may soon have a wide non-foldable phone
The exact specs of the new device are still unclear. Though these parameters give an idea that the rumored creation belongs to the flagship lineup.
(Image Credits: Weibo)
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