The HONOR 50 series in the news for quite a while now. This new smartphone lineup from the former HUAWEI sub-brand is said to feature a new design. This design even got leaked in April. Now, weeks later, yet another render of the HONOR 50 series appears with more details.

A report from April exposed the design of the upcoming HONOR 50 series. The lineup is expected to include two giant circular modules for its rear cameras. This camera layout will be similar to the one present on the HONOR V40 series and the HUAWEI nova 8 series.

Now, a new render shared by ZEALER on Weibo sheds more light on the design of the HONOR 50 series. The lineup is said to include three handsets, namely HONOR 50, HONOR 50 Pro, and HONOR 50 Pro+. But unfortunately, the exact phone in the render is a mystery.

Anyway, as per the render, this device will feature three cameras. The large primary sensor will be housed inside the top circle, whereas a secondary periscope zoom camera and a tertiary sensor will be nested inside the bottom circle.

Lastly, according to the Weibo account that posted this render, this color variant of the phone will be called ‘Jifeng Blue’ (translated).

As per previous reports, the vanilla HONOR 50 will be powered by a MediaTek Dimensity 1200 SoC. On the other hand, the HONOR 50 Pro will feature a Qualcomm Snapdragon chipset. Additionally, alleged specs of HONOR 50 Pro+ leaked late last month.

The leaked specifications of the HONOR 50 Pro+ suggest a quad-camera setup. Hence, the handset in this new render could be either the HONOR 50 or the HONOR 50 Pro.

Last but not least, there’s no concrete launch timeline for the HONOR 50 series yet.

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