Honor‘s latest 5G smartphone the Honor V30 and V30 Pro went on sale for the first time today. The tech giant has released the sales report of the first flash sale and as expected, it is sensational. According to the company, all available units of the Honor V30 series was sold out in just 3 seconds!

This time around we get to know that a total of 100,000 units of both the V30 and V30 Pro were made available across all platforms such as Vmall, JD.com, Suning and other major retailers. Still, it is an amazing feat that all units were sold out in just 3 seconds. Unfortunately, the phones are yet to be launched for the global market. Even if that is done, the lack of Google Services will be the major challenge Huawei will face in trying to market the phone.

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As a reminder, the Honor V30 Pro is the topmost version and it bears the same design as the V30. The two models only differ in a few aspects including their memory configurations. The V30 is available in 6GB RAM and 8GB RAM with just 128GB storage option. While the V30 Pro comes in 8GB of RAM and 128GB and 256GB storage options. The V30 Pro equally has a slightly smaller 4100mAhbattery with 40W wired fast charging support and wireless charging support. Wireless charging is lacking on the V30 even though it packs a slightly larger 4200mAh battery.

Both models feature a 6.57-inch LCD display with Full HD+ resolution. They are both powered by a Kirin 990 chipset with a Balong 5000 modem onboard the V30 Pro bringing 5G support. The phones have their fingerprint scanners located at the side and it doubles as the power button.

The Honor V30 starts at 3,299 Yuan ($470) for the 6GB+128 GB variant while the V30 Pro costs 3,899 yuan ($555) for the 8GB+128GB version. The phone comes in Blue, Pearl White and Black color options.

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