Multiple reports have claimed that Huawei will be also announcing the Nova 7 series in April. As of this writing, there is no official confirmation on the arrival of the Nova 7 phones from Huawei. However, a fresh leak states that the Nova 7 models will be breaking cover on April 23.
The new leak states that the Nova 7 series include three models such as Nova 7 SE 5G, Nova 7 5G and Nova 7 Pro 5G. The Nova 7 series may feature three different processors such as Kirin 820 5G that went official recently, the unannounced Kirin 985 chipset and the Kirin 990 5G flagship SoC.
The Nova 7 SE could be priced between 2,000 Yuan (~$282) and 3,000 Yuan (~$423). The Nova 7 may cost around 3,000 Yuan and the Nova 7 Pro could be costing between 3,500 Yuan (~$493) and 4,000 Yuan (~$564).
A previous report had claimed that the Nova 7 SE is powered by a mid-range Kirin 5G chipset which could be the Kirin 820 5G. It may come with a 6.5-inch punch-hole display. Its rear may house a 64-megapixel primary shooter. It is likely to arrive with support for 22.5W rapid charging. There is a possibility that the Huawei Nova 7 could be driven by the Kirin 985 chipset and the Nova 7 Pro could be fueled by the Kirin 990.
Huawei and its sub-branding will be the flooding the Chinese markets with many 5G phones across different price points. The Honor 30S recently debuted with a price tag of 2,399 Yuan (~$338). The Huawei P40 series will debut in China on April 4th and it may start at 4,498 Yuan (~$634). The Honor 30 and Honor 30 Pro are scheduled to go official April 15. The 4G Honor 9A budget-friendly phone recently debuted in China. The Honor Play 4T and Play 4T Pro 4G phones are slated to debut on April 9.
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