A few days ago, it was revealed that the Chinese smartphone giant Huawei will be launching its new Nova 7 series of smartphones in April, soon after the launch of its flagship Huawei P40 lineup later this month.
It was also revealed that there will be three models in the Nova 7 lineup — Huawei Nova 7 5G, Nova 7 SE 5G, and Nova 7 Pro 5G. Now it is believed that the smartphone could come with support for 40W fast charging technology.
A new Huawei smartphone with model number CDY-AN00 has passed through the 3C certification process which reveals that the device will come equipped with the same charger as the Huawei P40 Pro.
The charger model is HW 100 40 0C00 which has support for 40W fast charging. While the name of the smartphone with model number CDY-AN00 has not been disclosed yet, reports indicate that is a part of the upcoming Nova 7 series.
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As per the reports, the Huawei Nova 7 lineup will come with an OLED display panel along with an in-display fingerprint scanner for added security. Under the hood, the top-end variant will be powered by the company’s own flagship Kirin 990 5G chipset.
Since Huawei does not have a mid-range mobile chipset with 5G connectivity support, it remains to be seen if the company announced a new 5G chipset during or before the Nova 7 series launch to make the phone more affordable.
There’s still a lot of information regarding this upcoming lineup missing and we expect to know more about these devices ahead of their rumored launch in April, i.e. next month.
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