Huawei may likely launch the P40 series without Google apps pre-installed except the US lifts the trade embargo slammed on the Chinese tech giant anytime soon. The P40 is expected to be launched alongside the P40 Pro in March 2020. Even without any expectation of Google apps on board, the P40 series still elicits many interests and keeps the rumour mills buzzing consistently.
The latest leak coming our way is the TPU case renders for the Huawei P40. We recently saw the TPU case of the P40 Pro and that of the P40 had earlier popped up online but without the renders of the device. This time around, the renders of the device also featured alongside the casing giving us a view of what the P40 might look like.
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The render shows Huawei P40 will have a single punch-hole selfie camera nested at the top right corner of the display. This is no surprise as the punch-hole design seems to be gathering momentum. The device will adopt a similar quad-camera setup housed in a rectangular module just like the P40 Pro.
The Huawei P40’s screen is put at between 6.1-inch and 6.2-inch and should, of course, be an AMOLED display panel. The device is also shown to have a USB-C port and we expect fast charging technology on the P40 models.
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